... [nom ors (mg Losnos, Wednesday. Tummies from all parts of the Continent are now before ine; they speak of nothing bat war, and Garibaldi is again in the field, with, they say, 20,000 men. Intelligence from Venice announces that 2000 sailors had arrived ...

... ia France, wants Employ- at in Speaking, Writing: and’ Translating Prench.—Ad- i. ATION Wanted in a Mercantile house by a ¥: Maa ) can correspond and German,—Addres — taken charge of aad Rents Col- sted by am expesienced Factor. Security ...

... THE EDINBURGH REFORM MEETING. Mr Duncan M‘Laren, M.P., in speaking to the first re- solution proposed at this meeting, elucidated as follows:— HE EFFECT OF A £6 FRANCHISE IN SCOTLAND. A great many people who oppose our views, I believe, do it from views ...

... but makes noise in Sutherland too. You see, you won't speak. assured their excellent Chairman that te his sympathy, and there was no doubt he hd the t of all present. their Several farmers present e rence in Allan's remarks, mentioned the seri- ous loss ...

... There draw ten said Ittl themselves ia the m* worship. such indeed any appear mo' of the ship itself speak, in tl unless it nre to Church) the homfts we pay tv cause, the of the Chi quoting tb brethren, t byters, and them obey writer I re and other (p ...

... with danger. Tbe right hon. gentleman was very warmly cheered when be sat down, after speaking for two and a-half boors. In tbe debate which followed, Mr Baines, Mr Laing, and Horsmao were the chief speakers—the former expressing no decided opinion on ...

... Blairgowrie has sot a good example to the other towns—both large and small—in the district, speaking out early behalf of the Reform BilU The meeting in the Town Hall on Monday evening was well the speeches excellent, and all that is necessary. Meetings ...

... personally directed against the democratic orator. Of course, Mr Gladstone can never speak without | being eloquent; but somehow, when is talking of Reform, he gives one the notion of a man working uphill, ami excites nothing like the same sympathy in ...

... done. has known the Cathedral for nearly a century. He speaks of his grandnephews. He calls himself the old cicerone, and, we presume, merits the epithet. Nothing, then, could well be more diagueting than the disquisition he introduces about marriage ...

... learn. He (the Provost) should certainly speak disparagingly of education / in 77««t w ant too much not appreciate its value, » of these things the value of which could bs as appreciated hy its w ant by ita posßes**, principle that a thirsty man must ...

... TUB MEDICAL SEEVICE IX _THE XAW . _—Tne _Ar-fnyand _Kavy _Gascffc _cays _a— The following _facia _speak for _themselves , and _. _tend to _prove the _very great _unpopularity of the medical _eervicc of the Eoyal Kavy which must exist _amongst our schools ...

... - A TBBEK _BATS' PEATBE FOB _Tins _POtt—Thi _Bishop _of _Montenbu h— _issued _& Tn _^ _rra _^ kttc _speaking _of _the evil _» wUch thmtm the _Chnrci • _nd _ordaining _xtrKftiwn , or three _O « TB * prxTef _, ta the _Soveitipi _Pontiff _» od _the Cbmcb ...