... BY EL.ECTRIC TELEG RAPrH. * - ' - se! HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAtn . th The H1use met at~five o'clock. Al THE EX-ICING OF OUDE. The Earl of DERBY, in reply to a questiou from the Marquis of Clauricarde, stated that ?? St1 of Onde was now a State prisoner' in nalcutta, to awaiting the result of an investigation Jinto his con- hi! duct, with the view of ascertaining how fr he Was h S implicated in the ...

... SOOTCIT BUSINESS IN PARLIAMENT. HOUSE or ColnhoNI s, July 15. e Bill for Regulating the Sale of Poisons-A petition J against this Bill,' fi6m chemists and druggists in Edinburgh, was presented by Mr Black. EDINBUnGH NATIONAL GALLE-rY. On the question that the Chairman report the re- solutions to the House, ' e re v Mr WWILSON asked the Secretary of the Treasury ' whether, seeing now that the ...

... Boxes Close. T I - D e)very General Receiv'g 1P. 0. in Edin. P. Office. Houses. Leith. & Leith. Aberd'n, Dundee, Perth,) 5 45A. 10 OP 10 OP 6 40A tlirlIng, Alloa, &c. . f a 7 20P' 7 OP7 OP 6 3OP BerMiek and E. of England, 1 BOP 11 OP 1 OF 6 40A Berwick, Dunbar, Had-) dington, ac, E. of Eng-O 515P 4 30P 4 SOP 3 OP land; . . Carliisle, Liverpool , Mla-} °P S OP OP1O4A Currie, Slateford, Cohn-i 5 ...

... jf mign giddligna. GERMANY AND THE BALTIC. (FaROM OUR OWNs CORRESPO EtNT;). HAmBURG, July 13.-The chief, or rather, it may be said, the only political question of the day, in which any interest is at present felt here, is thaz which refers to Denmark and sthe Duchies, and that, too,' there at length appears to be some hone of getting settled, if the Diet at FranLkfort shonld. evince as ...

... Aberdeen .-A. & I. Milne, Glasgow -W. Love, St Athenmam Ennch Square Do. -L. & J. Smith. Greenock Mrs Owen. Do. --W. Penton. EHaddington.J. Mllen. Do. ?? Wyllie and Do. -G. Smiles. Son. Hawick --B. Black. Aberlady .Mr F. Mitchell. Do. --J. Dalgleish. Aloa --J. Lothian. Inveresk.-J. Gordon. Arbroath ..James Smith. luverkeithgMlss Campbell. Do. -G. Sutherland. Jedburgh ?? & W. Eastua- ...

... UXTRAORvIjKARY REFVEL XTIOl. A aeovcir GIISL DaCOYED TO LONDOX.h At the Guildhall, London, on Thursday, Mr Phil- se lips the master of the West London Union, attended ct before Sir Peter Lauer attended by an interesting je young Scotch girl, to ash his advice and assistance h( under the following extraordinary and cruel circum.- stances. Messrs Potter, Bennett, Butcher, and Lam- tr prell, ...

... ?? OF TRAINS LEAVING EbDNURcGH FOR UNDER)IEFNTIONED PLACES. JULY 1SS8. %~The abbreiiiatlonsowtthin parenthesis-(Ce.t), (S. C.), (E.ec A ), (N. B.) (E. P . and D.)-signify Caledonian, Sco:3m*n Central, Edinburgh and Glasgow, 2.) British, and, Edinburgh, Perth, and Daudee Railways respseciivcl5 and intimate that the trains start from the, termini; cz these. railways in Edinburgh at the hours ...

... 6-crt anb FashIins. )SUoRNi; July 15.-The Queen walked out early yester- r slay maorning. The Duke and Duchess of Manchester, the The:al and Countess of Clarendon, and Sir John Pakington -urrived from London On a visit to her Majesty. In tie t n:tsaloon her 3Majesty, accompanied by Prince Alfred and ?rincezs Alice, the Duke and Duchess of Manchester, and Latlv Clarendon, drove out in an open ...

... WESTERN DISTRICT OF MID-LOTHIAN .AGRlCULTURAL ASSOCIATION. The Western Distriet of Mid-Lothian Agricultural i n Association's show took place yesterday, in the spa- t, cious park of Lord Torphichen, near Midearder, and v situated between Calder House and the old Glasgow I road. The attendance was very large, and the show i far surpassed that of any former year. The follow- t ing is a list of ...