... CELEBRATED TYLER FAMILY (Consisting of TYLER and his FOUR SONS), MXBB MIXrOX. to give a Concert of Vocal and Instrumental Susie IN THE INSTITUTION HALL, On the EVENING of THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, (To-Mourow,) To commence at qDarter past eight. PROGRAMMES TO BE HAD AT THE INSTITUTION. Admission, ; Reserved Seats, Is. MEMBERS of the INSTITUTION admitted at half price on presenting their Tickets. ...

... DUNDEE SHIPPING LIST. AItRIVALS. April s—Memphis, Sherbun, Memel, flax—Britannia. Crerar, and Isabella Forlses, Bannerman, Seaham, coals—Dundee (s), Buik, London, goods. B—S rail, Wilson, Seaham, coals - llaabet, lloss, Brevig, timber—Doversille, llaan, Newcastle, ballast. 10—Agnes, Keillor, Charlestown, coals—Jean and Jessie, Clark, Newcastle, coals ll—Oak, Pattie, Newcastle, coals—Clyde, ...

... (From our own Correspondent.) EniNitrßOH, Tuesday Evening. A universal feeling of sympathetic regret pervade* tho mind of the general public of the City with reference to the melancholy and sudden death of Mr Grainger. was known from early hour on Sunday morning that there no hope of his recovery ; and the Circumstance was feelingly alluded to in most of the City churches in the course of the ...

... enumerators who were eranndfe IT g th . e Cen,ua - th followiog was made in the Dudley Union:—Joseph Jo„ the declarant, describes himself '• Alias Old Joe • H e*d Family but members, s1 paradox ;» •' 1 aflfxihle miserly bachelor and he appends the following poetical illustration of himself in his schedule: have no wife to vex and tease child to trouble displease ; No lodger to intrude his ...

... restored in some measure French 'ord. remark, 1 The piofession of « ■ RESS Letters from rls is one requiring small d * JOurnali,t in Paris list will show -The prison*? 8 ° f coura e « following present two editors of tho j? the Conciergerie contains at one of Peuple, an( j, fesse three of the Evenemeni, One of the editors of tt. tbe Messager de i'Assemble. these to-morrow,' lcc '® will all ...

... As we were not amongst those who considered the General Police Act a perfect piece of legislation, we are not surprised that difficulties should be experienced in the working it. We held at the time, as hold still, that a measure framed with reference to the smaller burghs of Scotland, was not likely to be found suitable for a town of the size and importance of Dande.', which had already ...

... Prices —August 3. FLAX. s. £ S. £ »•> £ 5 - A rch .Otborny.s2 \femel,4Brand36 0® Crown, 47 0- Neust. No.' 0 Do. Sort,. .40 -41 0 Neust. No. 2,.. 0 Petersb. 12 Konigsberg.do. 0- 0 Do. 9do 36 -37 Podolia,4o 0 Do. do.. 0- 33 0 Crow.i Druana,4o 0 0 Narva, 12 d 0 40 iO II o Crown Oberld. 0-— 0 ~ d 035 0- Arch. Codilla,.3o 0-33 10 LiebaiU 3rand 0- 0 Arch.To,w 34 10 -37 0 39 - 40 10 St Petersb ...

... To-morrow the Queen will again address herself to her faithful Lords and Commons, and seldom has her Majesty done so under circumstances more momentous than the present. We have no internal troubles, on the whole the condition of the country is prosperous, and we are as nearly possible at peace with all the world. We have no war on hand, with the exception of that little affair in New Zealand, ...

... to begin at » quarter-past 6 o'clock. Special Collection for the chapel debt Liquidation Fond. Dundee, 8d OeL, 1861. LOCHEE FBEE CHURCH. THIS Church will be RE-OPENED on Sabbath '.first the 6th inst. (to-morrow), the cleansing and re- pairs being now nearly completed. There will be three Ser- vices, at all of which collections will be made to aid in de- fraying the expenses incurred. DANCING ...

... ON MONDAT all day, and on TUESDAY till Two o'olook Afternoon, ky kbe Trains -**»Tiij Dundee as under : — ?? X.M. A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P M 7.0 7.50 9.35 10.30 12.45 2.0 4.10 and 7.0* If found necessary, additional Trains will be run. FARES : First Class. Second Class. Third Class Dundee to Perth and Back, 3s. 2s. Is. Also to Intermediate Stations at Reduced Rates. Allthe above RETURN ...

... There are three Garters now tbe disposal of the Premier. The Duke of Norfolk, the Wellington, the Marquis of Breadalbane, and the Earl St Germans, are mentioned as likely to have the distinction conferred upon them. The Bolton Murder.—Aaron Mellor was convicted at the last assizes of the murder of his wife at Bolton. After sentence was passed, it was discovered that one of the jurors had been ...

... The Commissioners assembled at eleven o'clock, on Friday. Lord Lucan again asked that Admiral Deans Dundas's written answers to inquiries from himself should be received ; but the Judge-AUvocate said the Board did not consider it necessary to receive secondary evidence at present. Colonel Tulloch then proceeded to read his statement. He said if this inquiry had taken place in the Crimea, he ...