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... appointment of an assistant to the Rev. Doctor, previously to the giving in of the demission. Glasgow Constitutional. The Argus says, the demission will not, we believe, take effect for at least fifteen months to come, when he will have completed the ...

... shareholders arguing that there was no stability in the stock if the time of paying calls w as not fixed. It was ultimately arranged that the fresh call on the new stock should be made on the 10th October next, and the second call of in April 1846. Sir Andrew ...

... operations, that these ar eatagements would he rlinpleted no far .14 to enable ale Stephenson to return to En:fiend lay the April steamer,' is which ease the Railway Company will probal.!v arrange the neeroary [from of ematraeta, de.. with The East India ...

... Dundee Courier. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 184 G. An extraordinary express in anticipation of the Indian Overland Mail reached London on Thursday morning, bringing most important intelligence. The mail had been despatched from Bombay on the January, reached ...

... l of India. Sir Harry Smith.—This distinguished officer, the Hero of Aliwal, is expected to arrive in England early in April next. 11l health is the cause of the veteran's present return. Reclaimed Gipsies Southampton. On Tuesday the eighteenth anniversary ...

... could not join in it. He now sent another to the same effect —Ordered to be sent to the Committee on the Decree. Friday, May 28. On Friday, the National Assembly of France de. creed the perpetual exile of Louis Philippe and his family by the enormous majority ...

... order, the philaethropiet, and the inliticien. M. Louis Beene, the author of The Organigdion of Labour, appears therein to argue a new and improved state of thing., by means of elestroyin; competition mad antagonism. To my mind, this remenbles cutting ...

... interred in the busily vault at l'anbride. Contenting thin event, there are the following minutes of 'fawn Council, under date April IS, 1671 Annent the Eris of Ponmuir's buriall. A ne letter read from the Erie of l'anmuir qr he d..strea and inshies the ...

... t tilt Enperence, Kirkpatrick, left Alexandria for Liverpool. 29th April. Ware, Kidd, left do. for Falmouth, 9th ult. Sir Robert Peel, Dickson, at Calcutta front Inverkeithing 6th April Lord Panmure. ?11•Leod. at Gloucester from Alexandria. 23d nit. Shaver ...

... have! Among sensible men this most serious state of things is otherwise beheld and regarded. It is clear that the agri- [Dec. 28, cultural produce of England has been reduced, by free trade, at least one-third of its gross value, or from twentyfive to thirty ...

... measures in length 7 fi* l 2 inches, in girth 31 inches, and weighs 140 lbs. It as remarkable tor its symmetry its size.—Courier. The Weather and Crops.—We have at length to report- a highly favourable change in the weather, which commenced on Thursday ...