THE WAR INDIA. ANOTHER GREAT AND DECISIVE VICTORY OVER THE SIKHS, AND TERMINATION OF THE WAR. OFFICIAL DESPATCHES EXTRAORDINARY EXPRESS. (TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCH.) Marseilles, March 29. the lOtb of February, the English army, commanded Sir Hugh Gough and by the Governor-General, att

This well-known proprietor of the Times newspaper, who died on Wednesday morning at his late residence in Printing-house Square, adjoining the Times establishment, in the 74th year of his age, was a practical man, and worked early life as a printer on the paper, and subsequently

From the Fifeshire Journal.) The result of the contest for the representation of the county is that Mr Fergus is the successful candidate by majority of This triumph, considering the vaunting of Mr Fergus's supporters, and the anticipations of a very large majority which Fergus

A public meeting of the working classes was held on Tuesday evening in connection with the above subject,—Mr John Hunter, teacher, in the chair. MrCrookshank proposed the first resolution, which was, " That this meeting agree to form an Association for mutual protection from pay

A meeting of the Parochial Board was held on Wednesiay week, —the Rev Mr Simpson in the chair. Mr Hunter of Blackness gave in mandates authorizing him to vote and take part in the proceedings of the Board on sehalf of John Tennant Esq , of Carnoustie vitriol works, and Mr James

There is a singular fatality about the Colonial administration of this country. Nothing seems to work well, and every part of the vast machine appears to be out of joint. Each succeeding mail, as it arrives, brings intelligence of some unfortunate event in one colony or another;

of Christopher Kerr & Co., 26 Castle Street, Dundee, on Wednesday the 31st day of January next, at one o'clock afternoon, in virtue of the power contained in Bond and Disposition in securitv, ALL and WHOLE that PIECE of GROUND, with the Dwelling Houses, Barn, Stable, and other E

A meeting of the Harbour Board was held yesterdav. Present: Provost Brown, Bailies Sturrock, Moves, and Hean, and Dean of Guild Messrs David Hunter of Blackness, David Baxter, John Kennedy junior, Andrew Low, James ebster, John Mitchell, Alexander Butchart, Roderick Harris, and

From the Times.) The plot thickens in Spain. It is indeed impossible to attach ready or implicit credit to all the details of such a scheme as that which was reported yesterday in our Madrid Correspondence, and which was now alternately alarming the Spanish people by its apparen

The heroism, whose theatre is the battle field, is by no means of the highest order. Amiilst the clash of bayonets and the boom of cannon, you will find msny brave hearts, but not the true Christian hero. The arena on which he acts, is not that wanton aggress on and bloody strif