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... AGFNTS FOR THE CALEDONLIAY SECURE. Aberdeen ._A. &B R. Mlilne Glasgow ..W. Love. 8S Athenmaum. ' Enoch Square Do. . & J. Smith. Greenock ..U rs Owen. Do. -W. Panton. Haddington.J. Millen. Do. D. Wryllie and Do. ?? Smile Son. ffawick _t, Black. Aberlady ..Mr F. Mitchell. Do. ?? DalgleiEb. Aoa :r. Lothian. Inveresk -J. Gordon. Arbroath ..-James Smith. laverkeithgMiss Campbell. Do. -G. ...
... The Mcaniteur de la Matte gives the following de- tails respecting Cherbourg, which may be interesting at this moment :-..Cherbpurg is the result of the long-continued rivalry between the two nations. After our disasters of La Hogue, Tourville impressed upon the great King that it was of orgert importance for France to possess a naval port in the Channel. This necessity having been admitted, ...
... INDIA. I&O~NBAY, 19th June.-Few details of import- ance since the beginning of the mutiny and of the insurrection which followed it. Not less than 30,00)O Sepoys, according to the most careful estimates, have been slain in the field or have died of their wounds or diseases incident to war. 8000 or I0,000 armed men and inhabitants of towns and villages have also perished in encounters with our ...
... TIME OF TRAI?NS LEAVGG BILNBTGIG FBon UNDWERLUEN.TIOXED -PLACES. JULY 1655 * The abbreviations within parentbesis-.coai.), (S. C.), ME and ?? (E. P. and D.4-signify Caledonian, Scottish Central, Edinburgh and Glasgow, North Britias, .sssd Edinbergh, Perth, and Dundee Railways respectively,, and intimate chat the trains start from the ?? ni or these railways in Edinburgh at the hours ustted. ...
... jouigil ?Ttttlligflla. FRANCE. The following are said to be the final arrangements I made for the Imperial visit to Cherbourg :-Qneen Victoria will arrive at Cherbourg on the evening of the 4th, and the Emperor and Empress will make their entrance into the town in the afternoon of the same day. Their Imperial Majesties will remain at Cherbourg on the 5tb, 6th, and 7th, and on Sunday the 8th ...
... TO THE EDlITORV CT THE CALEnDOelAN 1EtERCURY. Sin,-I observe that a correspondent suggests, through your paper of this date, that a subscription should be entered into to defray the expense conse- quent on the decision of Sheriff Gordon in Priest D)onahoe's case. Surely those who have hitherto advised Cochrane will not allow this occasion to rest -as final ? Containing as it does the ...
... anzu TI an. fiOzinoNz, July ?? Q_-i nod prince Coilsort, ac- ell ?? by Prince Arthur and P'rincet' L~ouisa, embarked in 5.le Fairy yeste~rday and went up tilie utliampton river to ni firt as1 Netley. HI-i Royal Righness C .?rince landed to k view thie works in progress at thle 2lilit-.y Hospital. The Duike and Duchess of Manchester. thie E~arl and Countess IOI Of Cliirmodon, and Lord Lyons ...
... ANNUAL EXCURSION OF MESSRS COWAN-S ESTABLISHMENT. We copy the following from the IKelso M3fail of Saturday:-The annual excursion of the worklpeople employed by Messrs Cowan, papermakers, Edinburgh, took place to-day. Kelso was the place visited this year, and about one hundred young men and women in the establishment arrived by the morning train from Edinburgh. On reaching Kelso they marched ...
... HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY. The House met at five o'clock. TUEr RkSsACREB AT JEDDAH. Lord STRATFORD DE REDCLIFFE asked the Government if they had received any official account of the massacre at Jeddah ; whether, acting in con- junction with France, they had taken the requisite steps to obtain reparation; and whether they were prepared to take measures to enforce their demands ? The Earl of ...
... BIG; J' ' &-J-Eis),. On Saturday, ar .U L noto ;a.- conu'. a gasa and china dealer of that tjuwi named Pa1i)p Fieltd5 was charged with bigrolmy. h.ving tmartied a servant. girl, named Mary Ann Tthouwas, his first wife being still alive. It appeared tliat he deceived the girl Thomas, representing hiniself as a sin; man, and.f then he took her to Lon don, in October st, and was married to her at ...
... The Times' Paris correspondent ?? the absence of the Emperor the Cabinet Councils will be held under the Presidency of Prince Je. rome, and in his absence under Prince Napoleon. The rain that fell in -France last week; checked speculations for a rise in wheat. There are some unfavourable rumours, however, as to, the condi- tion. of the new crop. Little businesa in the corn market; 100 vessels ...
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