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... TIME OF TRAIUT LEAVRNG EDhNBIRGH FOB UNDERMENTIONED PLACES. MlAY 1858. *;c The abbreviations Within parenthesis-(CaL), (S- C.), (E. cc G.), (N. B.), (E. P. and D.) -signify Caledonian, Scott-i1 Central, Edinburgh and Glasgow,, North British, an, Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Railways respecti vly. and intimate that the trains start from the termiu:l a these railwvays in Edinburgh at the ...
... The Synod resumed at six ?? Peddie, moderator. CASE OF MR nOOD, DUNDEE. Mr George Hool, a member of the Temple Lane congregation, Dundee, made a serious charge against Mr Thomas Morris, a fellow member of that church, in October last. The session required Mr Hood to lodge his charge in writing, but be failed to do so. lie gave it as a reason why he had not obeyed the request of the session ...
... The committee re-assembled on Thursday at noon -Mr Clive in the chair. I- Mr JoN0soy, counsel for the Border Counties DI, Company, stated that his clients had resolved to ask the committee to affirm the preamble of their bill in conjunction with the line of the North British from 3 Hawick to Riccarton. 4 Mr DLNisoN, on the part of the North British C Company, requested the committee to ...
... 'TH11E OUDE PROCLAMATION. Ihe rollowing is the correspondence between Sir dralies Outramn and Lord Cannin-T relative to the Oode Proclasmation, of which a brief surmmary was givx. in our telegraphic report of Saturday. Froni George Couper, Esq., Secretary to the Chief : ,unmissioncr of Oude, to G. F. Edmflonstone, Esq., . 6rotary to the Government of India. D. Camp, Chimlut, March 8, 1858. r, ...
... FRANCE. PARIS, Weduesday.-At one o'clock to-day the Conference met for the second time at the Minis- ti try of Foreign Affairs. p The Minister of War has sent a very strong tc circular to be read to all the officers in the service fc relative to the late duel. It silently admonishes officers to avoid any quarrels with civilians, and imperatively prohibits officers corresponding with newspapers ...
... AGENTS FOR THE, 'ALEDONlA.Y MERCURY. A'ordeeu .-A. & R. 3EIne, Glasgow -AY. Love .St Attleneurm. Iieoci Sj liare Do. --L. & J. Smith. Greenock .31ra Owen. Do. --et. Pantou. lladdiligtanJ. MiLlen. Do. -D. Wyllie aud' Do- -G. Similes. So!I. Ilawick _I. Biack. ! Aberlatly . Nr F. 3I5:chlsl. Do. -J. Dalgleish. A|lloa - -J. LothkLn. 1nyersk.~S. Gordon. ?? ..-James Swith. tnvczskeit)lgMiss ...
... lau'qu ,jilftfligna. SPAIN. No --leotion of the Ministerial crisis is announcedr in the Madrid journals of the 11th. The Espe7na publishes a programme of the Queen's approaching f journey to Valencia, from which it appears that her Majesty will set out cn the? 24th, and return to Ma- t drid on the 4th June. The same journal states that the latest despatches received by the Government trom all ...
... MEETING OF I'ATR11\S OF THE PARISH OF NORTH LEITH. On Friday there was hleld, in North Leith Parish Church, a general meeting of the patrons of the pa- Ash,to consider what steps should be adopttd for fill- ing up the vacancy occasioned by the death of the Rev. Alex. Davidson. Mr Muir haling been called to the chair, the meeting was opened with prayer by the 11ev. Mr Buchanan. The ClHAIRMA1NS ...
... FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE TEEN'T VALEY I R.AILWAY. I' ?? This deplorable accident occurred through the simple straying of a cow upon the railway at the. small village of Attleborough, about one mile and a half south of the Nuncaton station. The animal hlad recently lost its calf, and was pastured in a narrow field by the side of the railway, together with a horse-; and there are witnesses who, ...
... I HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIzDAY. The conference with the Commons upon Lbe Oaths Bill was appointed for Tuesday next. The Probate and Letters of Administration Act Amendment Bill, and the Divorce and Matrimonial Causes &ct Amendment Bill, were read a second time. THE EARL OF SHAFTESBURY'S MOTION. The Earl of SHAFTESBURY then moved his re- solution as follows:- 1. That it appears, from papers laid ...
... 411.e RutcLtx1-c.ut I DzpUTATION Tro MR WALPOLr, ON THE. MEDICAL QUESuTION.-On Saturday a numerous deputationsof medical practitioners waited upon the Right Hon. Spencer Walpole, Secretary of State for the Home Department, Whitehall, for the purpose of: enlisting his suppprt and that- of' ie Government to the Medi- cal Bill introduced Bby the Hon. William Coopej, ?? late President of the ...
... XTGLNTS FOIL 'TEE C LEDO-A?- 'E1'CC;Y. A berdeen ..A. 3s R. .liins, Glasgo-:.v ..W, Love i IGreeneocakutll , EuocrhSqlut-: Do. --L. & J. Sin.ith. Greecc' _Yrs Owen. X Do. _~V. ?? L' i:c ..J. 2tillel. Do. -D. Wy~lie a:id Do. ?? Sml.es ,brady .) - y M, 3r.c11cll: 19u. --J. I llei-h Alloa _ -J. Loithian. ?? Gordon. Atrbrouth .._Ja vies S! tIith. - v:;i:,.3isCII e: Do. . Soth:erlaiid. ?? ?? S W. ...