... (Thle following appeared in our Late Edition of Illonday;) ?? - r - -- -- I (From the Times.) hitl The opening of Michauelmas Term has resuscitated the litigation of the affairs of the Liverpool Borough Bank; anti g6 la-g7!reat case of Scott r. Dixon is, it seems, doomed to lundeirgo anotlier ventilation in tle public vicwv. As to what ,iav hiappen to the particular parties in this ...

... L I Ml I T E D L I A 13 I L I T Y. - - -J I 2 I1 2 J) .I iL 1 I (Frotie the Tinires' City Article.) It rtight be suppoaed that the various prosecutions pend- ing aj;inst shareholders iu joint-stock banks wrould induce all who are interested in suchl establisinnents to insist upon the introduction of lilnited liability. Thle univ instance, however, of its adolption thus far, as regards Englijeh ...

... KI RKINTILLOCH. . UlhNTILLOCH. PAROCHIAL BoARD.-An adjournedc meeting of tile irk- intilloch. Parochial Board was held in the Board Room on 'r'liursiby last-present, Bailio Dalrypldle, A. B. Armour, Esq., Per. George Little, Robert Galloway, Esq., William Moinerville, manufacturer, Andrew Reid, merchant, J. Al. I-ondrie, imerchant, Janies Montgomery, mnerchant, Robert Mlartin, merchant, Win. ...

... THE BREAKWATER OF -CIERPMOUUG. M~r.- lern~' I^7z.z^frwrrz^ (Froli Blackwood'ts Xmlaziaefor Noyember.) Cherbourg Road was an open space formedhbetween Quer- queville Point and Pelde- Island, distant abnut four miles, and lying E.S.E. and W.S.W. ofleach other. Mills, which forima high and precipitous coast, terminating in cliffs of bgrey rock and ledges near Quer4ueville, run to the south- ...

... LONDONT, NOVEMBER S. 11 The Duke of Devonshire has authorised Mr. Payne A Collier to procure an exact lithographic fa-siurile of 1 the edition of Hamlet published in 4to in the year 1604. tl The St. Petersburg Gazette of the &r)ate plbliishes some modifications in the statutes of the l issiailL Steam Navigation Company, the principal of whlich q are that its steamers, which hithelto have not ...

... LATEST LIVERPOoL NEWS. (Fron our own Corrqspoadmet.) Saturday, Nov. 6. Since the termorination of tie muonicipal elections, onl Mon- day last, little or nothing has occurred to excite attentioll here. The treaty with Japan has created a good deal of dis- cussion, and fromn its practical developlaicirt a considerable anmoulnt of commercial advantage is anticipated3 but. as the 'whole affair ...

... SEWAGE BAILGES-COMMJENTS ON ME11. MTACQRO1N RANEINE'S inla ORATION-JAMES WATT-HEFNRY DELL-JAMIES EWING, &C. the To thec Editor of 1/ce Glasgow Herald. W71 3 ?? Nov. 5, 1858. en~ SRn,-I thought I was done with the sewage affair, and On( was going to turn my attention to matters of more impor- An tessee, when I observed aletter in your paper by Mr. Mackain,) tilm saying that I. could not lie ...

... LA'TE-ST NEW-S. HERALD OntFICB, Wednesdlo p Morning. BY ELECTR1IC TELEGRAPH. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE FRANCE.-The Tihes' Paris correspondent writes that the assent of the Einperor-to the prosecrtione of Count Mon- taleilbert was obtained with difficulty, and it is stated was for some time refused; it is to be regretted that the refusal was not persisted in. The charges in the indictment are very ...

... G LA S G O, NO VE M3BER S. THE JURIDICAL Soeiwpy-On= Friday night the - members of this legal association dined together in the 3 Globe Hotel-William B. Faulds, Esq., president of 1 the society, in the chair; Jatmes Lockhart, Esq., offi- ciated as croupier. The chair was supported by J. S. Flemling, Esq., John Trainer,.Esq., ?? Stout, Esq., Alexander Burrell, Esq., T. B.. Silsson, Esq., ...

... . ma *_ _ _1 l _ u_ . . ?? 1 _ . ?? _ ?? This remarkable and admirable man died during the night of Thursday last, when, like Mloses, no one but his Maker was with him. He had for years laboured under that form of disease of the heart called anyin jfa pectoeis-Dr. Arnold's disease-and ?? for snore than twenty years lived as it were on0 the edge of instant death ; but during his latter years ...

... A tourist sends us an account of a soiree given to the f inhabitants of the sacred Isle of Iona by the manager of X excursion parties, Mr. Thomas Cook, as representing the I Society for thp Assistance of the Tishermen in the Western r Highlands and Islands of Scotland.. The gathering was hell 6 on the 2d of November in the parish schoolhouse, the ob, jects being to give the childrene of Iona a ...

... FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 12. been unsaid, the Council, yesterday, terminated an unwelcome personal squabble, by completing an Executive or Magistracy, which is undoubtedly re- spectable, and is likely to prove highly efficient. It is well known that the Lord Provost, after consult- ing his friends, and especially those Bailies who still remain in office, takes the initiative in the nomina- ...