... been a reduction of nine persons since 1821. Several departments have been added to the Treasury, such as the audit of the civil list and the auditing of the Colonial accounts, and other mat• tees of that kind, with which business persons to perform it ...

... Burlington f,omdea, Min k. ~%.,a nd. jja i t after about be completed and forwarded to to the Secretary Civil Service Commission. ..tarts out he The Civil Berr i es _ cotnisismomers Peat to open en the enemy's itiarantee that any form of Isom as be bad thrown ...

... Dr CAMERON—On Monday, toask the Lord- find no y's mo Advocate whether his attention has been called to Parliament ‘of the United Kingdom, but he hi the eviction in Orkney of tenants who it wou instramen' t for the ad- inquiries wi urt | ventured to ve ...

... subject. Lord reply is all that can be desired and from a British Minister. STARLIT, although itglish born, is a subject of the United States, and SILT, away from British jurisdiction. Hie hoistet the Union Jack is impudent and illegal. All %Lan be done in ...

... an unusually large number of visitor in Huntly at present. We are informed that all available houses and rooms are fully 00-units:l and will be for some time. On Wed-lola }Lund was visited by a party of ue y ans whose head-quarters are for the time Aberdeen ...

... silently away. (From the Glasgow Neim) depend upon individual intelligence or the selfreliance anti tactical knowledge of the units, rather than upon the combined action of masses of men. It is in these respects that Volunteer soldiers, as drawn from the ...

... Pesti &trios Resettles of 170. Alto, brads Meets% the marob of Charlie to ['crib. the kotorsr isms immense of masts II Ms city dash% the three mouths the besiosiss of Ootober to tbs 'earth el February, who it soder the military sad civil Lwd sad Oliphant ...

... imprism. ruin the country, and in an age when naval and Mark Castillo, John Dewar, sad blush Edam. military officers, and civil servants, are coat- ton, labourers, Blairgowrie, all failed to appear on pelted to retire at a period when they may be charge ...

... entrance lock 1, the prinelpte, are doubtless n ot aware to slue it least.. -hut tlrh Church courts. he never preclude the civil purer beam* it was a clear indication of ilio manner in rehab ee- the hill into his serious consideration. Thames pones. antl ...

... of eats naive inquiries made by the Lifeboat lostitattion amongst medical men, inerlical bodies and anonra throughout the United Kneen. They are in me is ller Majesty's Fleet, in the Coastguard Service, at all the stations of the [kith'. Army at home ...

... 12. what threatening , that eo n, 1 ,,,f,.d.. h., , we e i n th e ir reeignatieue to ee• r• cs. of peace being concluded. • civil war is con• handkerchief( Horniten lase. The pattern is very lovely, i net it ' • . I 7 . i• tern Engle+ cities and tenni ...