May 19th, 1876.1 mind:that all that it is re cessary to say in any requisition to the Sheriff is, that in view of the enormous cost of the relief operations, the general belief in their extravagance, and the iniquity of burdening a po tr population with unnecessary expenditure,

Act ? If so, would the reviewer kindly favor the public with the ' result ? There were portions of the public who expected to see, iu the financial scat emeut of Sir William Muir, some evidence of the working of this Act. They would have been glad to perceive that the very summa

the general position of trade there is not much alteration to note, a►d it will not be until the rivers are we•il open next month, that any movement of c• nsequenco will take place. Ruin has been now very general, it only in small quantities in some localities. Tn►s has enabled

;Lig. NAME/ 07 COMMANDERS. Burr:mit Kimmel:tee T. K. Yeen Byan Asia Graud Duke Ci'y et Poonah M inam Blair Drummond Lalla Bookh Mecca Ethan Ellen Canada Pleiades Radical Australia Lewis James Brown Laug Ward Miller Moreau McLaren Gilliat Johnson Gabgey Lee Mumay NAMES 01 VESSELS.

it that lie would not show such deference, even to live duke, us Sir R. Temple did, suspending an otlicer without trial, apparently oily to oblige it duke, prob b y on t h e principle enunciated by Byron with respect to that" d. arly loves CAPTAIN PICKARD, of that Stratton Andb

In place of the above railway, au emigration road is to be constructed from Chnpra to Assam, to enable the inhabitants to migrate Eastwards ; at present during the months of November and December, thousands and tens of thousands of coolies swarm into the zillabs East of the /sin

some of these rules was that they sought to extend the scope of this Association to the mofussil by establishing branch associations and e.•uding &lewd , a to the interior. The consideration of the rules took up a good deal of time, and the meeting did not break up till nearly 8