... gEFECT OF THE ACT 21 AND 22 VICTORTA, CAP. 56. (FROMI TUE MERCANTILE TEST.) WILL nEQUEATHIING ENGLISH PROPERTY, VOID By VE LAW OF ENGLAND, MAY BF BADE VALID BY TIE LAW OF SCOTLAND, AND pROVED IN SCOT- 1AD, AND TUBE ENOLISEH PERSONALTY CARRIED tof UNDER THE SCoTiCO PROBATE. In two recent articles we gave a practical illustra- .on of the necessity of mercantile men and their 50licitors. on each ...

... EXPERTMENTS ?? TaFs AnInSTRONG GuAn.- -Her Majesly's ship Wrangler returned to, Wool- 'wicb on Friday fromn iat experimental cruise, to try the 40-pound and 80-poind'Armstrong guns at sea. A'most complete course of experiments was carried out under the inspection. of Captain Sir W. Wiseman, Vi ?? ~tbe Royal Ordnance Select Cornlmittee Qf ?? Ar.- senal, and Lieutenant Thomas L. Ward, of the ...

... STORU ON TUE WEST COAST. The (Nlasgow Mail ?? had very bad weather all yesterday (Friday). Heavy rain fell the most of the day; and quite a gale of westerly wind blew. The river was swollen and rough, and the northern shore must have been wild and dangerous of approach. The deep sea steamers which arrived reported the weather bad out Channel. In the forenoon, a string of some twelve small ...

... . ?? I ag -,L. r- t ;, ?t. ? i.. I b, VA Rt tip, S., Si * ?? The fqllowmggart he-R way Receipts for ths past, . : .. ?? .: . i: !. - - ?? .1859. 1858. T :Belfast and Ballymena ?? 3,121 6 1,153T Belfast and Coiinty Dcwi 487 374 -T Birkenhead, L'ane., anj Chels. June. 2,537 2,45 . . BlthandTyne - - - - .. 1,147 1, 91 G 'Bristol and Exetpr . - - _ 5,707 5,163.. Oi Caledoniah - - - - 10,791 12 ...

... nm ost-'Offirt, Afithtrgl?. v BOXES CLOSE. MA.ILS. _~ _ _- Deli,, Genrali llecv'g | ?? o in 1' 0. tl1oses4 Loinsl E dt5 Leff-i; 'Aberdeen . . . . . 5 15 10 Or 10 Or Do.(OnSundaysat44r.M.) 7 20r 7 p T 2op 'Berwick . . . . . 7 15A 10 * Or 10 (I #Do. Includ'g N.E. Di- f1 30P 11 OA 1 0512 Do.i vision ?? j 5 15i 3 Or 5 Ow Dalkeith, Peebles, &c. '15A 10 (p 10 OP1 40I Dublin & S. of Ireland . 5 40r 5 ...

... ?Ikofido.tu ?Ilfdfig .1 . out. uur NT xr ,nWTO5lt-Mi 1Au t sS.-DO Sab. bath last the induction services irn the U.P. Church, here, were numerously attended, The forenoon service was condurtted'by the Rev. Mr d Cameron, of PerrthI, an elder brother of the yourn mionister. Tbe young clergyman preached in the afternoon. Dr Eadie, 'fronm Glasgow, v preached in the evening. v Locnwzxyqacr.-_A large ...

... el 'Jorfign ?q Iddliffam. ?? A- SARDINIA. OPENING OP TiOF MARDINIAN CHAMBERS. The Sardinian Chambers were opened by the King on Monday. The following is a summary of the Royal Speech:- The King thanks the Chambers for the assistance _ afforded him during the last Sesssion, which consoli- dated the national policy and the progress of Pied- mont. He announces that Government will bring in of ...

... TIME OF TRAINS LEAVING EDINBURGH FOB UNDERMEENTONED PLACES. FEBRUARY 1859. ?? The abbreviations within parenthesis-(Cal.), (S- C.), (B.,al G.), (N. B.), (E. P. and D.)-signlfy Caledonian, Scottia Central, Edinburgh and Glasgow, North Britsb, and Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Railways respectively and intimate that the trains start from the termii these railways in Edinburgh at the hours slted. ...

... Cr, 0 )!,I t ?'ft ? I a 5 1? j U% The Prince Consort, attended by Colonel the Hon. A. Un 'Uardinge, visited the South Kensington Mluseum on Tisurs- day afternoon. His Royal Highness rode on horseback in all the forenoon. art The Queen'sad a dinner party in the evening at Bucking- it ham Palace.dt 'Lord and Lady Arthur Sray have left London on a visit the 'to Msr and Lady Charlotte Start, at ...

... AG E NT& Aberdeen .-A. & }. Milne Greenock ?? Owea` Athenmum, Hadoington ..J. illen. Do. --L. & J. Smith. Do. -G. Smilec Do -W. Panton. 1awick R. Black. Do. _D.Wyllie&Son* Do. --J. Dalgleish. Aberlady .Mr F. Mitchell. -nvere-kJ. Gordon. AllBa ?? J. Lothian. inverkeithg,. Miss Campbell. Do. - S. X. Morison. Jedburgh ?? & W. F ?? Do. -j . Wingate. Do. -T. SmaiL Arbroath .-James Smith. Kelso ..,- ...

... TIME OF TRAINS LEAVING EDNBUR - UNDERMEN7IONED PLACES. APRIL 1859. *I. The abbreviations within parentheais-(Cal.), (S. C.). G.), (N. B.), (E. P. and D.)-signlfy Caledonian, Sc Central, Edinburgh and GlOaguw, Nortb Bnithbisl Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Railways resp&tb, and intimate that the trains start from the teri o' these railways in Edinburgh at the hours statL Aberdeen, (S. C.), 9 am5. ...

... R(AX, COLLIEa OF PHYSICIS' CONVERSAZIONE. The Psesident sad Fellows of the LoyAl CoU1gpi of Physicianss held their third conversazkione in theit Hll, (seen, Street, last night. Abot 2,00 gentle- men were preset, amongst whom we uoticed jords CurriebilL asiA Deas; Sir James Forrest, Part.; the Wight Ron. the Lord Provost;, Colonel Eitz maler;, 10ohsj Artillery; Major Pak,. 1i6th ,ancergt l& C ...