... Ittim to 0c, (95itor. THE PUBLIC-HOUSES PETITION FROM MELROSE. Sxr,-I see in your paper of this date that the petition presented by Sir William Scott from the inhabitants of Molrose and its vicinity, on Monday last, to the Commons House of Parliament on the subject of the Public-houses Acts Bill, is reported as being against the Bill ; while, in point of fact, it was in fscvour of the ...

... Last night, the Prcsident and Fellows of the Royal College of Surgeons held their last convcr- sazione for the season in the Surgeons' Hall, Nicolson Street, when Dr Littlejohn delivered a lecture on Medico-Legal Identification. There was a large attendance of gentlemen of the me- dical and legal profession-amongst those who had accepted invitations being Dr Craigie, President of the ...

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... HOUSE OF COMMONS-WEDNESDAY. The House met at twelve o'clock. REGISTER OF VOTERS BILL. The House then went into Committee on the Register of Voters' Bill. On clause 1, Mr LOCKE KING moved an amendment limiting the Bill to boroughs having more than six parishes. The amendment was opposed by Sir FITZROY KELLY, Mr HOWES, and other members, and the committee divided- For the amendment, , . 43 ...

... GLAIGOW AND SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY sei COINIPANY. of Yesterday, the annual meeting of this Company ha, was beld in the Merchants' Hall, Glasgow-Sir Andrew Orr in the chair. cit The notice calling the meeting being read, the Wo report, which has already appeared in our columns, the was held as read ; after which we The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report, ?? are sorry to be obliged to ...

... Reports have been made by the Board of Trade on the following Bills:- tS NORTIs-BRITIsi51 AND GLAsGow AND SOTIrn- WESTERN RAILWAY, ANDI OTHER COMPANIES' BILL. -By this Bill, promoted by the North British 'h Railway Compaiiy, it is proposed to make cort)I- puilsory the through booking of passengers and d goods passing by Gretna, between all stations on the North British Railway and all stations ...

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... S'RA.NGE REVELATIONS, The following extraordinary statement, derived from a Turin lettcr dated March 14, appears in the columns of a cotemporary:- The Abbe Antonio Isaia has just published at Poniba's a very interesting pamphlet concerning the negotia- tions opened between Cardinal Antonfelli and M. (le Cavour for the cession of the temporal power of the Pope. I will briefly reproduce the ...

... (Frzoe THE TIMES.) The language of a Cardinal's Pastoral, like the language of a Papal Allocution, is unlike any other spoken among men. The Greek poet tells us that the tongues of mortals are various, but that the gods have but one form of speech. It must be the tones of some sach transcendental dialect that we catch in those strange effusions which procee(l from the highest dignitaries of ...

... On subsequent and persevering inquiry among Arab ladies, says the author of Domestic Life in Palestine, I found out how it was that the bride's face looked so lustrous. I learnt that girls are prepared for marriage with a very great deal of ceremony. There are women who make r the beautifying of brides their especial profession! L A widow woman, named Angelina, is the chief F artiste in this ...