CFrom the Times of Thursday.) A revolution has just taken place in Paris, which is likely to attended with most important consequences. This time there has been no shooting, no erection of barricades, no slaughter, no horror; and yet the bouleversement will most certainly operat

Rome suffers under vitiated finances. The Treasury refused to pay hills of a higher amount than 150 francs, and the Mint was a stand for want of silver and copper. The Government Commission has re-established the old tax on grinding corn. A few of the Roman nobility have returne

FIRST DIVISION OP TH COURT SESSION. Thursday, December 6. Dunbar v. Rev. \V. Robertson and Others. Dunk ir, the pursuer, is the parish schoolmaster of the parish Madderty, which is in the Presbytery of Auchterarder. A fama having arisen against him, in connection with person of

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, FRANCE—THE TENTH OF DECEMBER. Louis Napoleon has completed the first year his Republican reign and never, perhaps, any man disappoint more both his friends and his foes. When he first appeared on the political stage as one of the competitors for the Presi

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the folly of the drunkards :— * A mouse, ranging about a brewery, happening to fall into vat of beer, was in imminent danger of drowning, and cried to a cat help him out. The cat replied, it is a foolish request, for soon as get you out shall eat Tl,p mouse piteously rsplied, th

ST ANDREW SQUARE, EDINBURGH. next Investigation into the affairs of this COMPANY takes place on the 20th of January, and all parties opening Participating Policies before that date will be entitled to the liunus then to be declared. To secure an interest in this Bonus, proposals

MONTROSE. Awkward Mistake.—On Sunday forenoon, ia parish church not '¥) miles from the Cross, the precentor, previous to Divine service, did full justice to the reading of the proclamation barms; but, in this instance, to the no small astonishment of the parties concerned, the l

Kettivs, Ac.—The papers are sent as usual by the first train to Newtyle on the Wednesday morning, and the delay must either be owing to neglect there or the alteration of the post airangements. are reluctantly compelled to leave out the favours of some of our District Correspond

My Lord, have received your revised edition of r Ross' Pamphlet, and I have read your letter the 10th in the last Dundee Courier. From that letter concerned to observe that your Lordship's temper is getting somewhat ruffled. No one, not irritated, could have written that letter.