... THE E4IrT NlID ASSOCIA:TION. DEPUTATION TO SIR STAFMoRD NORTHOOS.. :A deputation trom the East India Asociation, I consisting of Colonel Sykes, MP., and several other members of the Association, waited on Sir Safford Northcote on Wednesayr fothe.~urpose of pre. senting a petition. - COl Sykes, M.E, exipried the-objects of the memoal and dwelt -upon- the abiolute necessity of the successful ...

... ELLON HOIRT'CULTUlR AL SOCIETY. THE Njnet.'outh Annnal show of thle E lion Horticultural IS Society wee held in the Town Hall on Wednesday, the 14bh fi: cerrent. The Judges Were Messrs Cocker, Aberdeen, snd gi Greig, Parkchill, who performed their duties with very greet ti. care, and whose awards gave general eatisfaction. A large t number of greenhouse and other planRts from ERion Coe1tle bi ...

... D.1 S G RA0E UL rACO C At' A -R- AL,, ' ;EET G I :At the Souzthern P Foicei {Jrt y ?? Neill on the bencfhi-lliam M'Vly .toiner;: anll James M'lKI1 - tailr,'xekdlng: at 5'in 'Stree5 and Thee. Fraser, painter UO.Riohatrettree la;ds who hiveifor s consideasabl~timi;,cducted, 'or -assisted .in .condu-ct~iig., .r tvval',., serviges ?? Hutchesontown,.were chargad at, seaaqce of the ?? of ...

... UNFOLDING A 1mUy. Then Prs correspondentof the ixt7eczo i ?? International Authromjo,, Congress pow in session here met a few days ag, C the Egyptian Caravanserai at the Exhibition0 j, the purpose of opening. a mummy, gerarousl pr,. seated by ML Lesseps. As it is not ever dayth,- even professed 'anthropologists' can give themoelce the pleasure of opening a mum my, the delegates a; tended-in ...

... KILMARNOOCK.: SHFRLIFF CORAn COUBI-OLAL N r or BumT-At this Court, yesterday, befire Sheriff Anderson and a jury, David Moir, an enginu-driver residing in Ayr, and latelyin the employmentof the lasgow and South-Western Railway, was charged with eulpable'neglect of duty on the 22d May last, whereby he ran the locomotive of which he wa in charge into an excursion train at Dalry Junction, ...

... BY OZDINARZY I~~1AH ?? 7-- I- ; ?? T ABYSSINIAN EXP~TITON. Orders ye been received at Woulwich to hold in readiness a smuply of nmuntain sen.e guns ad -equipment for sposal in.tbe ?? being resolved npon by thci&oveirnuie:tothed*ibt ration of the Abyssinian captives. -: . The Star says the Abvssi expedi. appeax. to be determined ipun. -The Admir.l ty- bveIssued' invitations for Zenders'for ...

... WHAT THE -REF 'ORV ACT WILL DO. (From the Daily News&) Nov that the Reform Act is before us, and We are able to study and compare its provi- 510115, it is possible to form something more than a vague idea of its ?? operation. Most of us k now what it is, but here and there weo find those who seem to have %rmed only the dimmest conception of what it is not. Perhaps in speaking of it from ...

... THBE -GRIGINAL 0T JAR'NDY-ME-'V. . - A YCF_. Mr D. W Stevenwrite ,to the Tines as follows, regardaiuthe Jennings'-estate-whicl siaid to have ftrnisbed ?? with- .te ?? ?? the' a-l i ','Bleak Hoiser-I vowi r isue, of Tuestia ,& -argrave 4ennibgs proMfgi6- corre-t the err-ref ybor very accurate coflesoident wawritlb irom Phuldel.- vhia, axid-in ti% endeavouf, to -arr -out this-inten- . tion ...

... Mr John Hardy, M.P., addressed his constituents at Dartmouth on Tuesday evening. In the course of his speech he made some observations on the attack that was made upon that borough in the ouse of Commons by Mr Bright, the IMember for Birmingham. The fact was, the Member for Bir. migzham had no business to allude to an event which occurred so far back as that which he referred to in the House ...

... CADENHClEAD V. KENNEDY. ;Oc W hdnbsdtily- Baillies H-lenderson and Donald, and Mr I rM1orice, Assessor, on the belnch-formal decision was given 1 - ill this Case hch WAviki s argtued before Baillic Hcnderson ol on MIondUay week. M t cWlluty Nvas filed 2s Gd for ettli of the twelve hams, and expenses, £7 ls. Some discussion took ! place as to the oxpenscs-Mr Cadenlhead contending that lie was ...

... 3 MR TELFORD'S plans of Harbour extension in 1831 5 tand 1834, Were modifications of his plan of 1810 g The former contained a thirty-acre wet (iock, wh1ile w in the latter he confined his floating basin to fc sixteen acres. He was subjected to sharp criti- r cism at the time, for the variations in his scheme, and the excess of his estimate on the works eon- Ji strueted under the bill of 1810. ...

... ODnxRATIosr PRocmiNGa&-The PresbYte-1 Hamilton met. in Auhingrarnont chinich on Tl day, for the ordination of the Rev. Jaimes Ns~l Lang as a missionary to India Before proceeda to the church, the I;~ev. Mr Brown, Of Airdrie , i upon the table of the PresbyterY the decreet ;f i Court of Teinds, erecting his chnrch into a, PO' and received from the members Of Presbytery right han4 of fellowship. ...