... CITY PAROCIIIAL BOARD. Tuesday. Fcb. 21. liv TIIE first mecting of the new Board wvas held this day. thi PRESENT-BailliS Wantson. Urqultart, and Adameon; I Treasurer Gordon, Messrs Jamieson, Lmi tsden cor Lyall-csrant, Carai11, Rose, Stephen, Ironside, wi Donald, Croinlde,i Davidson, Macaldowie, Gray, ino Sangster, littendrigh, Gerrard, and Dr Angus. Ina bre The Inspector reported tbe ...

... LAMPERIAL PARLIAMRENT. aaf t] * cept HOUSE OF COMMON S-lWedneesdayg, Fob. 8. F of Ae' O'REILLY galve notice that Onl the 21st inSt. lie shou'ld Call endil t- attention to the question of reritn letharyadniete in for a Select Committee on this subject. F THlE AnDREOS-TIIE STATE OP? IRELAND. eel, toMrV . SCULLY moved the Omission of ties paragraph relating I orelaud, aud the hicertien Of this ...

... BESULTS OF IMETEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS j AT ABERlDEnEN, FOR WEEI ENDINa SII APRIL, 1805. IAroMCiTER, at 32° aicd Sea Level- 30.1,2 lcles. Ifighest, oi 8th 3. Lowest, . t, . 29.7,5 Wekylag. . 0.437 (reatc ...

... |T.E GREXT NORTH OF SCOTLAND RAILWAY. | THE Half-yearly Meeting of the Shareholders of the Great North showed that if the line be unfortunate in its finances, it is in various respects fortunate in its Vice-Chairman. Not for what he has done for the line, nor for what it is hoped he may do. Although the shareholders might discount with placid resignation their expectations from Mr Dancan's ...

... gut DEdAt',M 03,tr1865 WEDNE SDAY, May 3,186f5. I -- - , --A- NEvEr. (lid tho tragedy of a national convulsion closesez in such an arcumulationi of horrors as those which o ku'e signalized the last days Of the Conifedurate rebel- Wvas lion. By this time the news of the calamity which has cani befallen Amnerica hats been carried to every onro h o world. Governments, Legislatures, and public ...

... ALL merriment at sea is, in fact, very artificial, and soon fades away. If the captain sets a little gaiety on foot, and makes his junior officers do the hioneurs of thre ship, there is some chance of the passengers falling in with his humrour; but, otherwise, the passengers are very dull. They know they are dull, and rebel against it; but day by day it be- comes more and more natural to be ...

... to . us ENGLAND. ier - Her Majesty is travelling abroad under the alias ofy an Duchess of Lancaster. This title, like that of the Dochy he of Cornwall, is one of the inferior titles of the British n.Crown, to which it las been appended ever since the reign of King Henry IV. I he SoOTCHs ORDINATION Or ARMY CHAPLAINS,--Toe Pres- I ot hytery of the Scottish Church in London assembled on a n ...

... ght Akdo NfOtrnzL WEVDNI)SPAy, Ootober 4, 1865. the TIeERcz seems to be no doubt about the intention ofth the French Emperor to hold to the terms of the Con-Po vention, and withdraw the army of occupation from deli Rome. The French newspapers speak of the execution of thiis part of the Convention as fully determinedga upon. The feeling on the subject in Rome is not very not freely expressed. ...

... ENGLAND. Tan C oUrT.-Her Majesty, we are happy to say, is en- joying excellent health. During the week the Queen, a-t - companied by some of the members of the Royal family, , has paid frequent walking visits to the Royal gardens and 1 the Duchess of Kent's and the Prince Consort's Mausoleums t at Frogosore. On Friday, for the first time since the death i of tho Prince Consort, the Castle ...

... of THE LOWELL FAMILY AND THE AMER[CaN WAR. Joed -.. . . . . , . , -- .i t1i Tnyunmnf siitock seemstohavebeenallof highmnark igh distinguished speciallyfor intellectuial powerand attainment. &r- Surely the sickle of war has never been put~moroeusaparingly asr- into any field!I First in order, comes, Willie Putnam, aged the 21, the sole surviving son of LowoP.' Siiifr boy of the low highest ...

... To the EDITOR of thA ABEDEREN JOURNAL. U Sir,-Will you allow me through the medium of your b columns to offer a suggestion in regard to the Public Build- iogs Scheme, which, were it adopted, would, I venture to b think, materially lessen the cost of the Building, and at the s eame time afford facilities for opening up the front of u Marischal College, which hae so long been desired by the A ...

... VWmJ NFISDA^Y. November 22, 1805. T1IE French Government shows a pacific tendency in i) the various schenmes proposed for the reduction of the pr ariny. Notwithstanding the revolt in Algeria, it ap- fo pears the withdrawal of the army from Rome permits pC this reduction. It is reported that France has taken ds offence at an American remonstrance on Mlexican mat- de ters, and the French ...