... IIui? - ?,. ---- --- . ;-:?;=,?Z=zz ' Messrs' Stewart :an ., -Charles te, $re m now in ;fulI possession of their. 'new' premis~es in Fraser Road, whith forierly belonged to Messrs i. J. Whitehead and Sons' etween 3 th7e two yards, d the fir ~oecupy over four aorep.of griund' They tare remnidelling the inill in the,.new y.ard,; pLn in f troclucing 'al the most advanced appliances for ...

... THE PRICE OF WALES INI DII i; E.1B IOYAL ' ,W M A - .'The, Highland and Agriculturf $qcij'y -of .Sotland, on whose invitartion ERia KRoypl .ltg4- ness the Prince of Wales, the president of the society, has paid a visitv-to Edirsburgh,: deserve warmest' congratulationa and thanks tor g.ving the city an opportunity' of displaying its heazrty loyalty to the heir to the British lihrsne. There was ...

... BY oJOURNAL SPECIAL WIRE. .R O P, R O1r, OWN CORRESPONDENT.) t NEIWV Bl111S1QI S'RsnE'r, Mounday nlighlt. This jftoralooU tho Irish part.y, as they irrqllOeltI lii',i iloiic beforc, relieved tho qistiOi hour froox deadly dtuhlness. Mr D ititt slked tle 'lit'Secretary for War whether t rua troe that twO Inlldi'rd mllio iOn pounds _f __rid _, with btullets closely resembling i 'llm:, u aii ' ...

... Thermometer and Barometer. READINGS AX' 2 A.M. TO.DAT. PBm- DNto I- 60 1 tisea . 3 31 AM. - - 6'39 PH.L Sets .. 857(M. 927 A.M. Ulgh WRLerat Aber. 2?33 A.M. _deen, a. 2 a50 P.M._ 9kj The baromet r bas fallen ; _ _ weather wet and unsettled. . TO-DAY. (July 10, 1839.) TO4)AY. - FORECASTS FOI 'YO-DAY. The rTollowing forecasts of weather for oo-day. were isued from the ...

... .1 THE PROP&SiD NEW POORHOUSE FO1R ABEDEEEN. REPORT ON THE SCHEME. The Works Sub-Committee of the City Parish Council of Aberdeen report that they have had under consideration the advisability of building a new poorhouse, or of making one or other of the present poorhouses suitable for the requirements of the parish when the fatuous poor are removed to the new Lunatic Asylum. Regarding the ...

... riIHM bye-election ut Oldham has resulted, m a- Mime close observers foresaw it would, in the deieat ot' ?? Unionist candidates. It, was not .hr any lick oi go and fighting capacity on their putts, we arj confident, though they wen- doubt- less handicapped by the unexpected nature ?? the contest, by rhe fact that they had no previous knowledge of tho constituency as candidates, and by the ...

... ANUAL SHOW AN]D SPORTS SPEECH BY EARTL CARRINGTON. The sixth annual show and sport, held in connection with the Richmond Allotment Holders, was held yesterday in the Old Deer Park. The prizes were given by the Corporation of Richmond to encourage the improvement of thn allotments, which are tot by the Corporation to Nvorking men, and which are adjacent to the Corporation's Work- ng Nle's ...

... ?? X~iLy Rl112 II 9.rm -- G. _~ _ ?? SA VD. 97-iM OYT'tIA1. C0`tiTr~ro01TrXNt-i.) C~tY CAMW. ~iuinesdv Ni'r'a, ?? ;50'tttoind of ininor C 0 N tnn o's'li lio'r, twec ?? t..c t tcU sO rtluch ('olurItim tol N - Yn ' ?? 'ur.b rnkint- aotion* '4'lo wo-'t- ttltx' idcc to Othe grnu-at re-c' 'l rs-i caa-t--to the, ?? h T-k: ?? 11' raelthtt aoeo fi app'l to ksi -.casr' 11'- -rant o1t ...

... AN IDLMM -IN OLD FRANCE.* i .. ?? . ?? if Mr. Tighe ITopkrins r-ir flire olden tiree of mnuch of its' halo, lio showli Oart tire now P ritoadily, if slowly, uralirig for rightoousnr'se. Mi'. I Ipktin doesi no1 (Io this purposely. flit does~ nut prm-eh, does not draW niorrmd lossons of any kiind. P~rom hiq arc(rumirations of old Vr oflldl hoer ho soeuts thle significant facts;, a rid loao'e~ ...

... OL P L PARLIAMENT.j f X . : I I . . I . ,. . . I.-, I . I HOUSE OF LORDS. P oi THURSDAY, July l3 o Their' Lordahips assembled at three o'clock, ti when the Royal 4saent was, given by commission S to 86 'public and prevate. Acts that had passed ,, the two. Houses, including the London Govern- tod meat, Fines or lmprisoniment (Scotland and Ire- o land), WishawWateir, Aberdeen Coerporation,: ...

... PEITHEFLEETABROAD. - e| FBIDAY. GIBnALTAR.-Edgar arrived 29th June and sail, 30th June. (Telegraphic).. S MALTA.-Revenge, Hood, Venus, Banshee, J and Bruiser arrived 29th June. (Telegraphic). MsDITEva'st~reAN.-Lettere from Commander_ v in-Chief, dated 20th Jaue:-RaTuillies at sea- flag of Commander-in-Chief; cruising. Revenge s at sea: flag of Rear-Admiral : cruising with flag. Cinsar, ...

... (COPYRIGHT. THE ACCUSED — PRINCESS. By ALLEN UPWARD, Author of Secrets of the Courts of Europe, The Prince of BalkHtan,cThe Yellow Hand, &c SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTER. Great Britain has ordered tfie King of Zee lend to deliver up the famous State Rnby wrongfully «old to him bv-Jung Bahadur, emissary of the Maharajah of Bburaai, who hoped to obtain the means of declaring- war on the ...