... contumelious style, to which make reply, hie letter foams oat shame anthor. Meeting his statements irrelevant, and containing, by a most charitable calculation, 15 per osnt. truth, and even that distorted, would as endless useless. I hereby concentrate my rejoinder to single point— Palestine. He tells you—l never said I was with the Marquis in l*f»3. n Howbeit was net contention ; but this—l ...

... (Before Sheriff Lees and a Jcrt.) AND PREVIOUS CONVICTIONS. Christina Wilson was charged with having, on the 25th May last, ia stolen from the person James CampneU, joiner, Main street, silver watch and gold chain. She was convicted on evidence, and having lour previous convictions against her, sentence five 'titi»s* imprisonment was parsed. Jaines Oswald and Joans >l'l>erinitt were charged ...

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... French Embassy with M. Fournier on board having approached the Palace Focheragan, the residence of the ex- Sultan Monrad, the ships guarding the opened fire upon her. The Turkish Embassy here gives a formal denial this statemcnt- Pjucb from 1827. A Parliamentary return issued on Saturday shows the quantity of grain and Hour imported into the United Kingdom from 1820 to 1827. The inauimum ...

... A BANKRUPT ACTIBIR. At the Edinburgh Bankruptcy Court yssterdsy, James Wood Dobaon, wile the firm of Messrs J. A Dobeon, wool manufacturers, Innerleithen, was examined in bankruptcy before Sheriff Hamilton. Sederunt—Mr James C.A., trustee ; D. W. 5.8.C., agest in the sequestration; John Henry, S.S.C., Melrose, agent for creditors. Bankrupt deponed that had handed over all the books and papers ...

... SHERIFF AND JURY COURT —Yesterday. (Before Sheriff ud JLET.) Hugh provision merchant, 190 Stirling who bad been summoned a juryman, (ailed to answer to hie name, aud vai nued tue statutory penalty of inerks Scots, —George aud Dugald M'Muter were convicted of having, the 21st Jane, bruken into a smithy at Quarry, Matynill, and stolen two crowbars, a picK-nead, and a pick. M'Gmre having been ...

... The Morning Pott of to-day the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Tuam having pro. noonccd against the Irish University bill, the position to assumed towards the measure was informally discussed yesterday different sectious of the Liberal party, and although no general resolution was arrived at, emphatic assurances were given individuals of their not accept the proposed amendment Lowtlier, but to ...

... TO LORD Yaaterday a tK« Angkv Jewish Aasociatioa and of Deputies oi British ,)«wi had an interview with the Marquis of Salisbury the Office, for the purpiee of pointing; oat that the Roumanian Government are not carrying oat the stipulation Article of the Treaty ef Berlin. The in reply, said—l am rather in position of hearing, but being bound not to ?peak this moment. The question is in state ...

... According to advices received from Buenos Ay res, dated 9th June, telegram from Chili received there states that the Chilian war-vessels Blanco, Eucaluda, and Magalianei had chased the Peruvian ram Huascar for 23 hours, at a distance of metres, and had tired shots at her. ...

... The Select Committee of the House of Common* appointed inquire into the facie of the special report made Hie House the Committee the lower High Level Budge Bill on Monday last sat e»icrda> for the purpose takiu„' cviuence. lion, Spencer Waipoie prebide J. The other member* 01 the Committee were the Solicitor-General, Mr Gray, Mr Dodsoii, aud Mr Pem Ler ton. The Chaiioiax said the Committee did ...

... to one from the Rector of Bedale, iu the North Riding of Yorkshire, on the law relating to the burial of unbaptised persons. 'ihe Rector's conduct in refusing the burial rites of the Church of England to adult young woman who, as a Baptist, had never t>een baptised, had been greatly commented upon in the district by the public press, aud ha i been characterised as a case of clerical ...

... Shawtxeld grounds were but thinly attended ou Saturlay. though tbe card contained yards ai.u dug handicap, for of which there was fair number entrants, and the running good. The handicap was rue in beats, for such a long race and hare trying to tbe competitors. For the Ijoo were entrants, divided six heats. The following the final: — Arrol, 2d, M'Fariane; 3d, G. Galkwber and Crawford running a ...