... Jarrs Coat, Mr Thommas Gloa Coats, Me George H. 4 Coats, Mr Jimes B~yd, Ui. George Bisliy, Mir Walker, .ontreel; ths ?? Dr Flatt, Mr TJames_ IL JDuiA, Dr Frar,.2LD.; ?? ; Uipjolyte J.. Blane, Edinburgh. architect of the buildigs. The procesdiare wire gommeaced ...

... correcting sC From that correction we learn that His Holiness is fo as liberal in his invitations as the controversialist of C Crown Court ever imagined, but not exactly in the er conditions oiv which the invitations are griven. Let the fe doctor recant, and ...

... barony of Drem, holding of the Crown. The ancient titles of the vassals were produced and recovered in the course of the litigation, these titles going back to a very remote period. The re- spondents produced certain Crown titles of the barony of Covington ...

... Baton, Skelmorlie Mains; 5th, John M'Millan, servant to Mr Crawford, Thirdpart- 6th, Arthur Lang, servant to Mr Wilson, Flatt. test crown- James Crawford. Straightest ?? Crawford. The members of the society and friends dined in the White Hart Inn (Mrs Arthur's) ...

... the turn in buyer.- favolur. Maine has been a little dearer tn the ceek fur fine small round corn, but a ittie cheaper for flatt. Arrivals of grain in London last week:- English. Scotch. Irish. Foreign. wheat, qrs 2,104 - - 36,492 Ba.'rlly . 1 ...

... that the, Prince of'WalsewiU arrive'ists at: the end of the L month, to be present at the codfilrination of thei L. Imperal Crown Princess' eldest son,' ,- - 'INDIA& - ' THE LONDON HAM!. : '!Calcutta, August 24. The London mal ofI 31st J0ly arrived here ...

... 'sh mlore ceniter 1ptioli. t £a te tidthen by Geere, IV WLTtI lie l''ts 3~1g. utu Z1w Crown rnei c thle sonte, nor. i.~ his P ''icuss thie womlanl, to Piel the flatt 1ia ot itrigl't I's 'ile1± expense of tilels of sel-,f 1c-ft, Intd If tilt c)1rtaiotr ...

... this afternoon for St Petersburg. Simul- taneously with theordeparturetheQnee of Den- park, tho Princess of Wales, and te Crown) Prince and Princess left for Lubeojt, enl roaste for France, to 'be present at Prince Waldemacrib wedding The King remains ...

... battle in. all its aspects, and so it behoves us not to evolve out of- our .sell gratification a fanciful picture of the-crowning aevent of the wawr. THE QUEEN- AND THE GURDS. H er Majesty will,' it is understoocl, inspect the ,Guards upon their retu~rn ...

... GARDtENS, Inverleith. Row-Open daily, free. CAsTLm-Open daily to visitoms. Queen Mary's Aill Room, free ; admission to the Crown Room from b 12 to 3 by order, to be obtained at the Council ,P Chambers. o CasearTEIES-CALTON, containing a monument to flume ...

... received from Cardinal A1s;one!li, as from other p-elates, who are wont, l,; ke him, to mingle in fashionable society, all those flatte-ing attentions which utight help to fa£ citutte a new-born daughter of their mnultiforml and .o-descenldirg church. Unfortunately ...

... West Phiitiask .14 18 3 lFanclifauld . 612 23 9 1Iuportauit Sale of Clydesdales, THE FLATT STUD. Acansidorable portion of the Flatt stud ci1 Clydesdales was sold by Piblic .uction at Glasgow yanterday by Messrs Macdonald, 'Fraser, &Company ...