... On Tuesday last, the 13th inst., the marriage of the Eon. Amelia Anne Drummond, with C ptain. Charles Greenhill, Coldstream Guards, son of David Greenhill, Esq., was solemnuised at the Episcopal Chapel, Muthill, in presence of a large circle of relatives and friends of both parties. ^ From an early hour of the morning, considerable excitement was manifested in the vicinity of the usually quiet ...

... IYENFREWSHIRE TOLLS. ?? IA61A % A SI, -r pe\1- ;1AX w1' JS~I?ij. .E tJ!. VV O 21IXVf 1lt~U]O. The followisagis the result of the rteap of these tolls, which. took llame lastweek, for thc yearl Irom iWhidtsanday, 1858, to whltsuxauly, 1859, as oompared \vith the two previous years 'fORLALS AND KILMARNOCI ROADS. 1850-57 7S57-58 1858-Oti Gorbals sau.0 Auirlhouscs ?? 3600 4590 ?? 4225 ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS--MONDAY, APRIL 19. The SPEAxER took the chair at five minutes before four. NEW MEMBER. Mr. Lefroy took the oaths and his seat for the University of Dublin, in the room of Mr. Napier, who has been ap- pointed Lord Chancellor of Ireland. REGISTRATION OF VOTERS (SCOTLAND). Sir E. COLEBROOKE asked the Lord Advocate whether he intended to bring in a bill this session for the ...

... T H E N A V Y. (From the Examiner.) Sir J. Pakington's speech on the Navy Estimates is on the whole satisfactory, and considering the short time he has been in his office, the knowledge he dis- plavs of naval affairs is highly creditable. We have only to object to his makilng it matter of congratula- tion that the force on the African coast for the suppres- sion of the slave trade has been ...

... DISASTER TO SHEEP IN A ST EAHEPZ. A__ tT7__ ?? _ _ t. _ A___ ?? . Foi3T- WrIIAM, 12aM Aracai.-A~ disastrous occurrence took place here on Saitu rday eveliing 'last. Thle Emierald steamner which had been sent by the owisers of the Manx Fairy, to fulfil the latter's trip from this port on that day (the Fairy being uadeargoing repairs), shipped aL capital cargo on Saturday-consisting of 135 fat ...

... I N D I A. THE CAPTURE OF LUCKNOW. By the arrival of the Bombay mail we have letters and newspapers to March 24. The Bombay Standard and Bom- bay Times of that date contain various details, but the latest news from the army had arrived in Calcutta by telegram only. (From the Bombay Times, Mlarch 24.) The whole of Lucknow was in our possession a n the 19th of March, when the last post held by ...

... FIO31 OFD7, LONDON CORREISPONDENT. j- LoLndon, We(Ineidclay. T E1e leever ?? practised in the House of Conirrimors by Lord Jolum R sselel. on Monday evening, is still the topic of general conversation. It took everybody by surprise at the time, and even yet people stare -with oplen eyes as they think of its boldniess -and extenity. The friends of Lord John hardly know whavt to say airout it ; ...

... EN G LAN D. PORTSMOUTH, SATURDAY.-TIhe barque Stree Rajah Rajasware, Captain Hill, arrived this afternoon from London, laden with troop-stores, for Kurracliee, in a very leaky state. She had taken additional hands in- the Downs, to assist in working the pumps to bring her on to this port. The brigantine Flora, Captain Brave, from Malaga for Lon'don, laden with lead, zinc, ?? put in here this ...

... [COMKUNICATED.] What is the name and nature of that virulent disease. which, after repeated and violent attacks upon the Tinmes, has seized the Globe and the Daily News? Is there such a i thing as moral bile, capjab)le of being evolved in excess, and l so producing moral jaundice; or a moral cancer, spreading its poisonous roots and fibres so widely and so deeply, that - the whole system ...

... PORTABLE THRASHING MACHINE -.2 -- A ,I , L _ - - Yesterday we had an opportunity, on the premises of Mr. D Aidrs~kl, of Bothlwell Castle Home Farm, of seeing tried, for T the first time, a new Portable Thrashing Machine, which inr has just been finished at the works of Messrs. JohamGray & tow Co., Uddingston. This novel and valuable machine has Sit beeln constructed under the superintendence, ...

... TI EE LI(DUOR i'I:AFFlfC . . J. IL 1 /I U U/ tv 1 I Ii .1 11 LL;, 1. U I , DErUTATIONS To Till LORS) rROVorT AND aIAGISTiATTES I Yesterday afternoon a deputation froun the public ieeoethg eled i Oil Teslay evening, uad a depiitatioln irom tih ?? hle Glas- | ste gor, waitod upon ?? me Petitions in favour of a reduction of the number of public houses, CI and the closing of back doors. COD Mr. ...

... WARRIVAL OF THE DUKE OF MALA1HOFF. ' ' TEA ~ ~ ?? ?? Dover. Riursdzy.. Thc arrival to-day of Burtili Plissier, Duke of Mal& I rkhoff, the newly-accredited Ambassador from his Imperiial, Majestytio Emperor of the renchnto ?? of-St. Jainess, i -was distinuguished with every mark of respect whllich it was possible to evince. His Exaeflencyarrived shortly after one ! *o'clock in the French ...