... . - i ' ' ?11171 ?? .00 D, OF Af K FIE II ,i-- oll -P. m y al i t lSI p Po .nart-~j~Iie Whyte ayfi 'the; B~d~w~pt dbml~aaiod--- t, 52 West ?? OO~~ E and wilful i- po 0ti Ind-;a^ id~, Mi xerat Occ- io order goods from'ehopkeepe?5 and fail to pay-for them as agreed upon. The agent for VWight objected to the relevancy of ti QoDlmnt1 optkhe ground that the charge libelld were ot- criminal, ...

... j TI DZ BEWT9S oiN r GRAND REMONSTlaCFo DruSEBsn, 1861, AM JiNVARY, 1162. WITH AN nMODrOTORY a SAY ON AN ENGLTSHMAInS PR=0015 UNDIM CONJUGA4 JU, AL, AND 3KIAL SOVBEMGMTX. .y MR. PUNCH. IhITPODUaTrOnY ESSAY. An ?? has ?? under the Soveelrgnty above- mentioned. THE DEBATES. Paterfamilias at breakfkt. Present--Mr Patamilias,' and variou OliveBranehea. The Timei Newspaper. Maid In waiting. ...

... &A MOTHER KILLED BY HED SON. - ?? - T al v- Gd- - On Saturday eveningj J; .:Webf-tm,sB ,deputy-coroner, held.an isquest st the house -of Mr.'lip~a, the Warm Heathstone, Sheffid, on view of thebody of .Harriet Slater, aged 42 years, who died duing the previous night from injuries Inffietedi on 'Thuday i ht, by he' son, Thoma Siater, aged 20 yearw, who wae Dtuht before the . magistrat on ...

... AYR-JAx. 7. The MXUquis of Allsn, SwdLieutomat, and oL F. g nton, convener of the county, haveconvened a meeting in toblemen, Deputy.LieutenbatsCommisaienerso Supply, cl agistrates of the tow of the conty, to beheld in the cc C totse, on Tuesdy next, the 14th instat, for the pUL. wI a of voting an address of condolence and sympathy to her Fi eety on the irreparable los she has sustained by the ...

... GREENOCL TOWN COUNCIL AD HARBOUR TRUST, The ordinary monthly meeting of this body was held in the Council Chamber, ?? Grieve in the chair, The minutes of the previous meetinghaivingbeenread snd adoptd, ITe PRovoS2' stated that be had received a communlcatlon from the Home Secretary, acknowledging thebrecolt of the addrees of condolence to her Majesty. He had o to re- port that the Magistrates ...

... hR. CRUM EWING, M.P., AT PAISLEY. iml. fEtUM ZVVIOtw , X &,L rALZYLMI. 0G ?? might Mr. Cram Ewing, M.F. for Paisley, aldre- d ,ed bhi constitnents in the Exchange Rooms, Rons Street-g Provost Pollock presiding. Mr. CRUM EWING, who was received with great applause, said-I have to thank Provest Pollock for taking the chair this evening, when we meet according to an excellent an. nual custom, to ...

... - SATUa .- SATURDA MORENllS. JNARY 11. . N'sss bas bee vedfi on Now Zealand to Novena ber 21st, Em whieb wa learn that Sir George Grey I ber 2st;, II1WM wal v -- -_ __ aic Mr. Fi.2 attended a confreaico, at the re- oeat cf the native Chiefs, and met with a isvour_ able recep: It was expected thst a satisfadtorY W01M the resuilt. - jhave fuxher details from China of the over- -- tz 1bInet, smd ...

... LECTURN BY MR. J. S. RUSSELL. JiMLUK¶.. JDL ULL. 1). Z. ?? Last night, in the Queen's Rooms, J. S. Russell, Nq., ?? delivered the sixth lecture of the course; subject - The Means of Propelling Ships-Past, Present, a'A Future. In the absence of A, M. Neil3on, Esq., who we expected to preside, Professor Rankine was called to the chair. On the platform were Major Rsmlltont '&LP.; Messrs. R. ...

... -L-I-EBPOOL I:(EWSs (From our own Ceirespondent) - b - ' Wednesday, Jan, 8. UNIcTED SlATEs MAmS.-The Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia Bteamahrp Company's screw steameir CAtYgof. Noew York sailed from Liverpool to. day with the United, Stites maih -Beaideaheinaile,-eshe took out about twenty. . cabisi passengersaand C. full cargo, which included about 40. bales of cottoD. * The Rame ...

... DALMAC&RRA-MIRACULGES ESCAPE. . - I-- _- L- . . - _- - - A few days ago an accident occurred on the road leading from Balmacarra to Ardansuth, Ross-shire, which should act as a caution to parties travelling in vehicles in the ligh. lands on bad roade. It appears that Ur. John Morton, accountant, and Mr. Colin Macdonald, messenger-at-arms, Glasgow, bad occasion to visit Ardansuth On besinees, ...

... I paROWILr-OF AERATLANTIC TEQR&MP n- FOX ace I (From the Obser.) oid The excitement which hbaa prevailed for some weeks pat he relative to the American difficulty has bean the means of lI again decting the attention of electrlcians and capitalists d. to the possibility of establishing telegraphic communlcatiou o between this country and Americ If the Atlantic tele. ke graph had been in ...

... lIRE RECEPTION OF MASON AND SLIDELL. To th Editor of the Glasgow HeMd. Glasgow, Oth Januwry, 1&62. .:8r-Asit appears certain that Mason and Sldell are now rel-ed, and probable that they may arrive in England IS a few days, I wish you to give 'a note of warning to tbe -COcUaY in general, and Liverpool in partioular, not to inake -$y '1uss about these men, if they do come. 'he inviolability of ...