... !'ETTER IVl-lbtO IND-I.-L The following is all extract from a' letter of a, sortg',vNI of theQ 82dl Regimelt, to his brother in Glasgow. datod' Sun- jtllallpore,, Ju ne 26, 1868:- Alny other part of. India is more. hcalthy than tf,1h[ I (B3engal); it is considered the graveyard of India. It is the6 largest Presidency, and there is hardly a hundred square yards of it but nmarks the pot where ...

... S COTLAND. WRECK OF BOATS, &c.-Mr. James Bremner, of I the Earl of Caithness steamer, having been engaged e to float off the hull of the Henry, of Lossiemouth, v wrecked last week on the north side of Wick Bay, was on Friday employed filling the vessel's hold with bar- rels, placing kedges, and making other preparations i3 for that purpose. The barrels were conveyed to the o north shore in ...

... A. £ ?? _ J v . n The Field has the following details .-Game killed from v 12th to 30th August, by E. A. Holden and J. R. Holden, s Esqrs., on Bognicloch, near Rhynir, in the county of Aber- deen (acreage 4000, rental £120, the landlord having all game. z not used at the shooting lodge):-Grouse, 533 head; snipe, 1 4 head; plover, 5 head; hares, 46 head; rabbits, 2 head-a e total, 590. Game ...

... EN GLAND. let , The Duchess Dowager of Hamilton, who has been it suffering from severe indisposition for some days past, is somewhat better. r- VICE-CnANcmaLOR SIR JOHN STUART. -If there be one Judge who ought to be careful above his fellows 4 in the punctual discharge of. his duties, it is Vice- Chancellor Sir John Stuart. Every one knows that Sir John Stuart was appointed to his high office ...

... THE GMVYAN WEAVERS AN.i' THE CARRIAC(gi OF THEIR WEI.SA We arn'requsested to insert the folleosing letter, on a sub- I ject which, we are infonned, deeply etneerns a large body of tb industrietes men in a neighbouring county:- -- fo To th/t Efitor of the Glfaoew Herald. I Sle jSm,-Obhserve, first, that about 25 years ago Mr. THannali n li- began to carr webs fer the weavers of Girvaii, from ...

... APPEAL COURT. A Court was held on Molonday within the Burgh Court Hall, for the bear-ing of appeals against valuations made by the assessors of the burgh. There were present on the ;bench-Bailie Couper, who presided, C'omncillors Govan and Brown, and Mr. Monro, assessor. THE FORTH AND CLYDE CANAL COMPANY. An appeal by this company, enibracing also the cases of i several occupanlts of preinises ...

... MR. AND MRS. -I{ARLES DICKENS. (From the New York 'J'iics.) (From the New York Taies.) The following letters are in circulation among the friends f of Mr. and Mrs. Diclkens. They spe;ak for themselves:-- e Tavistock House, Tavistock Square, London; W.E, . if MTuesday, May 25, 185S. | PMty dear Arthur,-Yuu have not only my full perenis- n sion to show this, but I bug you to show it, to any ...

... THE GLASGOW WATER COMMISSIONERS AND I WMACGREGOR OF GLENGYLE. I shrwing e RARE ARBITRATIO~N CASE. in each In the course Of the present week-, a case of arbitration,I duty on which is likely to excite considerable interest from the as- e House tounding disparity as to the question of valne which exists ocuirnent between the parties, is to be heard in Edinburgh, as between ;alueless the Glasgow ...

... ?? 5 FRIDAY. I' The second day's sport came off to-day on Ayr course in . the presence of an immense assemblage of people from the surrounding country. The weather, fortunately, was of the x lmost delightful character, and every one seemed better 8 pleased with himself and herself than another. The racing I was not so good as on the previous day. The following are L the returns g The Ayrshire ...

... SALE OF. DUKE OF CORNWALL STEAMER. tee ~~M'TAOGART v. BREMNER. This case related to the sale of the above steamer, and the i (or priheipal question was, whether certain articles of silver r: plate, valued at £80, were or wvere not included in the ship's e of stores, and therefore falling ?? handed over to the de- 2 fendr a purchaser of the vess~l aiid relative stores. The (] Ini naureofthe ...

... CALEDONIAN AND DUMBAIVE.ONSHIRE RAILWAY. P-kIL ,i VtkY THALF-YEARLY NTEETTNC. Tlle ordiniary half -yearly meeting of this company ?? leld Cn 'edesday in the Queen's Hotel-Alex. Smollett, Esq., p in the chair. The. rport, of which the following is an abridgment, was 2nt the date of the opening on 31st May last of the Glas- CIv Dambarton, andl Helensburgh line, the revenue was _, toijd. hielowv ...

... Le } (From the Ayrshire Express.) te t Our law has grown out of a greatnumberof decisionsthat. 'Y g av bengienin particular cases as they have arisen, and d rm a system has been framed, to the technicalities - Z of which our lawyers slavishly adhere, and in the grooves' r- of thought formed by which their minds ontinuairun. This is a state of matters of which no sensible mah ca fullyn: - ...