has been returned by a majority of thirty. The nomination took place on the 23d ultimo, when Mr. Trail! was proposed by William Trail, Esq. of Woodwick, and seconded by Thomas Hutton, Esq., factor for Lord Dundas. Mr. Balfour was proposed by James Spence

Lord Provost, the Lord Dean of Guild, Robert Didglish, Esq., M.P., Rev. Principal Barclay, Rev. Henry Batchelor, Rev. William Trail, and others. JOHN M'CLURE, Secy. Glasgow, 30th Sept., 1859.

Hore, Esq., Sir John K. James, Mart., William D. Latouche, Esq., Philip J. Marjoribanks, Esq., Thomas Parnell, Esq., William Trail, Esq., Robert Wilson, Esq.

Divinity, U. P. Church. Rey. WILLIAM SYMINGTON, D.D., • Professor of Systematic Theology, Reformed Presbyterian Church. Ray. WILLIAM TRAIL, M.A., Free Tron Church. Rev. HENRY BATCHELOR, Of Elgin Place Congregational Chapel, and other Gentlemen, will take part

GLASGOW ATIIEN/EUM. THE REV. WILLIAM TRAIL, M.A. ' of the Free 'Pron Church, has kindly consented to deliver an OPENING LECTURE, in the Large Hall of the Institution, THIS EVENING, sth October, at Eight o'Clock. Members and Students only will be admitted

ANNUAL SERMONS Free St Cothbbrt’s Church, Spittal Street, will be preached on Sabbath, 28th May, in the Porenoon, the Rsv. William Trail, M.A., Free Church, Glasgow. Afternoon, by the Rev. John Robson, D.D., U.P. Church, Glasgow. Evening, by the Rev. William

SERMONS in Free St Citthbert’s Chprch, Spittal Street, ■will be preached Sabbath, 28th May, in the Forenoon, by the Rev. William Trail, M.A., Free Church, Glasgow. Afternoon, by the Rev. John Robson, D.D., U.P. Church, Glasgow. Evening, by the Rer. William

Laft week ended the competition for the* 1 ' thematical chair cf tbe Marifhal College ; mh** prize was adjudged to Mr. William Trail." ,„ On Friday night laft, as a countrym3n w* s -n paring to mount hi-a horfe in the waterg*- c I Perth, in order to get

Esq. Feb. 2, in Duchess-street, Portland-place, Thomas Hope, Esq. of Deepdene, Surrey. Feb. 3, at Bath, the Rev. Dr. William Trail, in the 85th year of his age. Feb. 3, at her house in Salisbury-square, Rebekah relict of the late Gilbert Jones, Esq.

Douglas, C. 8., of Douglas Support and Stonebyres, Lanarkshire. At 24, Sandyford Place, on the 16th instant, by the Rev. William Trail, A.M., of the Free Tron Church, George G. Mackay, CE., Inverness, to Jessie, youngest daughter of the late James Simson