M. Baraguay d'Hiilliers lias addressed a general order to the Army, in which the following passages occur— Vour mission is not ended." It', contrary to all expectation, you shall have again to fight for the honour your country, shall find you without doubt such I knew you in Afr

Courier. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1849. It is painful to think that after the arduous struggle in which some of the best and greatest men of this country were engaged for a quarter of a century, to emancipate the slave, and put an end to the traffic in human flesh—it should now b

How true is it that one half the world does not know how the other lives. Every one has read " the Song of the Shirt," and yet even it gives but a faint idea of the misery endured by female needle-workers in London. Some recent disclosures have been made of the condition of that

DUNDEE SHIPPING LIST. .Arrivals—December s.—Neptune (ss.), M'Gregor, Leithgoods; Leo, Ileron, Petersburg, , flax; Margaret, Peters, Petersburg, tow; Njverdale, Ghizen, Zwolle, goods; Dartj- Bruce, Loudon, goods; Isa. Dewar, Narva, codilla. 8. Dun, dee (s ), Kidd, London, goods a

seen at the Establishment of E. F. DICKINSON & CO., 11 Union Street. GENTLEME N'S LINENS OF SUPERIOR FIT AND STYLE, MADE TO MEASURE, AND WARRANTED TO FIT. A few Dozens of every qnality are kept, Ready-made and nicely Dressed, for hurried orders ; —all sold this Establishment are

A question was raised the other day in a case which came before meeting of the Quarter Sessions at Glasgow, as to whether those Justices who had judged in the District or Petty Sessions were entitled to act and vote in the case when under appeal to the Quarter Sessions. A report

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- ' . Courier Office, Widnesday Morning, Half-past Three. 1 of the British C*rn Trade DURING tub past week. f From the Mark Lane E*pret*»f Monday Evening.) Beyond the active change which has taken place in the character of the weather, nothing has occurred since our last to alte

Opening of the New Corn Exchange, Edinburgh. The formal opening of this elegant structure took place on Wednesday, by the Lord Provost, Magistrates, and Town Council. The occasion was celebrated a handsome enter, tainment of wine and cake, to an assemblage, amounting, at least,

Note V—The Teacher. Ik these Notes on Teaching," it is the writer's aim and endeavour to make them strictly practical, and never to give fanciful ideas, or theories of teaching, which cannot be reduced to practice. is, therefore, to be considered in this and the following Note w