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

Drewe's House," belonging to the said Swansea Harbour Trustees and now in the occupation of the said Trustees and William S amuel Trail, passing theace from, in, through, or into the several parishes, townships, extra-parochial or other places fallowing

Drewe's House," belonging to the said Swansea Harbour Trustees, and now in the oceupation of the said Trustees and William Samuel Trail, passing thence from, in, through, or into the several parishes, townships, and extra-parochial or other places following

Bth inst., Mrs James J. Lamb, of a son. MARRIAGES. At 12, Pollock Street, Paisley Road, on the 10th inst., by the Rev. William Trail, M.A., Free Tron Church, James Thomson, Esq., civil engineer and architect, to Susan, third daughter of the late John Petrie

Lieutenant, vice Harvey, promoted: Ensign Henry Emerson Westcar to be Lieutenant, vice Hussey, promoted; Sergeant William Frederick Trail to be Ensign, vice Viscount Adare, promoted; Sergeant the Hon. Edward Stanhope to be Ensign, vice Luck, promoted;

were examined, and defendant was ordered to keep the peace in future. FRlDAY.—Before M. J. Michael and J. Oakshot, Esqrs William S. Trail and J•ohn Woodman were sworn in as constables for the South Dock. Robert Thompson, sailor, was charged with deserting

be Lieutenant; John Landah to be Dentenbe W illiam Gowan D o bi e t o b e E ns i gn; George Robertsen to tee h n sign ; William Trail, M.D., to be Honorary Assistant-Sur,4ee David Gillespie to be Captain Commandant; - ..ogarth to be Captain • William to

Mathew James Edward Fag an, M.D. ; William Cherry, Gent. ; Samuel Edward lunsell, Gent. ; Edward Knapp Wurtele Smith, M.D.; William Trail, M.D.; Nicholas Avent, Gent.; Martin Joseph Burke, M.D., vice Creasey, appointed to the 25th Foot ; Wm. C. Robinson, Gent

ticket-of-leave convict, having been sentenced to 14 years' transportation on a charge of forgery, in the name of William Baxter. Mr. Trail said that, so far as the cases of burglary at Mr. Doughney's and Mrs. Wright's were concerned, the evidence was complo

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.