CONSTANTINOPLE, Jan 14.-The more the particu- lars of the rupture between the British mission at Teheran and the Court of Persia become known the more the opinion is gaining ground that Mr Murray's retreat was precipitate. This was, up to a certain point, to be attributed to the
February 1, 1856 - Caledonian Mercury - Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland
ED INBURG H. -4- TEB MUNICIPAL BILL was read a third time in the House of Commons on Monday evening and passed. WE understand that the tickets for M. Kossuth's lecture, this evening, are all sold. Those who wish to hear the distinguished Hungarian should imme- diately secure thei
April 30, 1856 - Caledonian Mercury - Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland
Many have been the attempts by practical mechanics to solve the problem of how, in matters relating to machinery, they may obtain the greatest amount of profit at the least possible expenditure. Their attempts have, in the most of instances, turned out failures, so much so, that
April 30, 1856 - Caledonian Mercury - Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland
,vi -t -f Q C -- ?? THE ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM ASSOCIATION AND THE FALL OF HARS. (Afornhng Advertiser.) When the Administrative Reform Association re- solved to abandon the pursuit of comparative trifles, and stand forward as the mouthpiece of public indig- nation against that off
March 14, 1856 - Caledonian Mercury - Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland
Vorinarial lltfldigtutt. 'The Fishery Board, Scotland, has a Secretary, salary L.524; a First Clerk, salary L.250; Second Clerk, L.150; a Third, L10 ; and a fourth, L.80. The General Inspector at Leith has L.310, lOs; the Assistant Inspector at Greenwich, L.160, lOs. There are tw
September 1, 1856 - Caledonian Mercury - Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland
I THE CUSTOMHOUSE OVEIR THE WATER. _ Protection, it must be owned, has the keenest of eyes. S. e dives into every nook and corner, of the world's industry to levy her Customhouse pence. You would think that so great and lordly a personage would scorn petty items. Bat no. There is
September 1, 1856 - Caledonian Mercury - Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland
domiltudal RIXV mg0lufarg lattuipla. I BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAMI. LONDON EXCELANGE-STURDAY. SH1ARRS. Consols tor Account 95i 4 Exchequer B (large) _12 15 Do. M aoey- 95 * Do. (small)-12 15 a per Cents - Omnium 22 - Bank Stock I Mexican _. 22, 3 RAILWAYS. Aberdeen a - Lon. & South-Wes
September 1, 1856 - Caledonian Mercury - Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland
tr ?? ffla?llrjl- Vj) I .- EDINBURGH, MONDAY, FEB. 4, 1856. asEvoI. and Y1111lD ED11IuxS are Publisicd containing all the Latest xews of importance. IT would seem that the Turks are not very san- guine about the success of the approaching nego- tiations. They are carrying on thei
February 4, 1856 - Caledonian Mercury - Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland
of (From Le Follt.) he While viewing the rich, varied, and elegant mate- de rials that are presented to our notice this winter, awe Its are led to inquire, where shall we find sufficient lo wearers, or enough gold to purchase such luxuries? 3o Nevei has there been so great a dem
February 4, 1856 - Caledonian Mercury - Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland
NOT I CE. 4 STATUTORY HALF-YEARLY MEETING A of the cLEUCH TURNPIKE ROAD TRUSTEES will be held Within tbe ComNTY Rooms, LINLITiHGOW, on IsiDAY, the 7th eurrent, at Twelve o'clock noon. P. J. THIOMISON, Clerk. Halgingside, lst March 1856. R1 OYAL SCOTTISH ACADEMY rAINTING, SCULPITR
March 4, 1856 - Caledonian Mercury - Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland