... THE COLLEEN I' ,WN-. -1. ~~ ~ ~~ ~ --1 I _, _ _- - -- ?? tl , I,1- - 0 a0 lI l.0 .75 In the Vice-Chanosllofse Cour-t on T-c- Cbaooeller Wood. the case of Bonsica'ilo t 3. has been for some time eJA t ?? the ?? M r judgment. The Vice-Chancelioc 6_ ?? a : affairs of tl-lz paxt ies ha -A 1- nee btrl- ,e t but, according to the custrena cf th C-surr theless proceed to p r-iouucs ?? . cation on ...

... ?? C- E gAI-,.+IE l lOSE CUT'lION. T. - s AA 1)0O A11 ?? ore -, at the Justiee of peace Court-before Robert q, and James Craig, Esq.-the following ease, cud tee~n partly heard before tire Court on the 5th - disposed of :--On that occasion, Wim. Wallace, Lceerd dealer in coffee, 6t9 George Square, was accused of o the 20th of August, had in his possession one e'ril re-ght of roasted vegetable ...

... THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 19. TirE Etna arrived at Queenstown yesterday, and brinps intelligence eia Cape Race of an advance of Meade's army to the Rappahannock, where the Con- federate outposts were encountered. A sharp fight took place at Kelly's Ford on Saturday the 7 th inst., the result of which was that the Confederates, being greatly outnumbered, were driven across the river, leaving ...

... P'OLLOKSIIAWS. 1'')LLUhW±L AV b. a' J. 1. Cl'IMINAL COURT. Ai t1l; .1. ?? Criminal Court, held here on Saturday, the lini irg, ns. were tried before James Tassie, Robert Gil- linur and James Barclay. Esquires, Justices, on conplaintls lt ile inst ee of the Proclurator-Fiscal:- b ' I'at t'icl looLe, labouror. Dlankstonwasaccu-ed of abreach ef the peace. on Sunday, 13th September. by fighting ...

... a. i d THE WILL AND TESTAMIENT OF AN A.MERICAiN B- i ABOLITIONIST. - l ABOLITIONIST. ai t Charles P. Hovey, a Boston merchant, has by his wiU ap- re I 1 pointed Wendell Phillips one of his executors, aiod he be. Xt e queaths $1000 to each of the following persons :-Wiiliam e Lloyd Garrison, his wife Mrs. Garrison, S. S. Forster, and i]$2000 each to Parker Pilsbury, and H. C. Wright. The L ...

... RAILWAY ?? IUtk' . yO-ETH biD8I f!~,7ts~r2N!cN 1s: T.WAY.-Wveek ending Nov '21, ?? .- .t t sO ' '~hen(> 'ti i~al iec.t 5,9 £115, 3 o-i ~o'rsrsofl'i'f tseek ir. ' ?? £. 21, ?? 9d. 1;, t ?? l 0S l 0!N frm ;L W Is 13eg ) (lUs 2! 4t;0 ?? 4s Qdi:' ahid live stoc;, £60', ls 7Id. T ua ?? l.I 8N} Ib; CE XIS SEL XLL A _ES J3t`1'NCGi0S' RA1\'I.kY.-WV±ell endEn'1 ?? 5 jr) 5 ?? -ogesC 2,Ots; Js, eceipro ...

... on--F.RINC ES. LITTLE PFrIS-NE' .. c-1._e rrn' evinly.) (From the Saturday levielw.) & country inwhich nothinghappenshas often been SUpposed to be the luckiest. 'What in theory could he more delightful and simple than the life of Ger- 11anls in one of their little States, with a population poor but contented, a paternal and beloved Duke or l Elector to look after them, a few nobles with ...

... (klro our own Correspondent.) f Liverpool, Saturday, Oct S1. 3 Loss or TE E ScI:aW I STE.AMER PACTO LUS-An inquiry into E ?? ulnistllcots attuildiag the loss of this vesselwhich was t . . vilvced yesterday before Mr. Raffles, stipendiary magis- I t. ;at, lL UataitseiL Harris and Baker, at the instance of the t liuaid of Trade, Nvas concluded to-day. From the evidence I it appeared thtia the ...

... GOURIOCK MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY. On Friday evening the third annual soiree of this society was held in the Old Free Church, Gourock-Mr. Alexander Robertson, tackcmau of the quarries and president of the society, in the chair. Amongst the company were tae Rev. George Sandie, Capt. Munsie, G.IL.V., Robert W. hobert. son, Esq. of Craigeud, George Turner, Esq., Graham Mac. farlane. EDl., Robert ...

... GLASGOW CIIUrCH OF SCOTLAIND SABBATH SCHOOL ASSOCIATION. null . _1 a:__I Ha ;1: L A_ At QI -I The quarterly meeting of this association of Sabbath school teachers was held in the Religious Institution Rooms on Wednesday evening, when Bailie Arthur, president of the association, presided. The large hall was completely filled, and on the platform were-the Rev. Mr. Leiper, minister of Gorbals ...

... .E rEl.ENCE WOULD IAT(~ . .LP1T E ?? 1~ ~~~wi-1t4 if.e of Father M~e. t~ ~nv esrsha;e pased sinces then, I1 have to this b qn- )r .t e cltth lo h erformance ofa .-'eat Z! -ad wbiih had been established, as its to ad delight thmembers with its Pr p 3v. I bailI been requested by Father Mathew ai L o otb estival and, as the carriage n, ?? ~-o ofthe house in which the tea party was C ,i eeslted ...

... s;, -,I, ?? Y i'.L , M.P AT GrEF. OCIC. Il ?? Murray )iUnloD. r le br.r of Par iaueilt 'AIr . Murray 1,unlop, 2teinher oft Pirlia'ieiit - 'Islsre-'std hsis constitu ents in the Town H-il R - s-fled in every part. On the motion of >r sb ivest Grieve was called ste to Presidec.I l's' ?? was resejieel with louad ceaers, as.~ s-re us followts :--I have had last -hs s3elf on v-our indulgence for ...