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THE LAW OF ENTAIL.-1 1 meeting of the proprie-
tors of entailed estates in Scot land was held in the Hope-
touu Rooms on Thursday, fol : " the purpose of 6onsidering
the great national evil cone .ected with the law of entail,
and the propriety of an itnme hate application to the Legis-
lature thereupon," The meet ,ing being a preliminary one,.
the repreeeistsalves. of • the pi .-ess were not allowed access
to it. We have, however, boea n furnished with the following
outline of the proceedings : Si r David Baird, Bart., in the
absence of the Marquis of B re; tdalbane (from whom a corn-
municati,on was made to th e sheeting), was called to the
chair, ano gave a lucid ste ,tem cnt of the injurious effects
of the law of entail in preve sting free commerce in land, and
particularly as preventing t ;hose bnprovements now rendered
necessary to meet the e: cpectet.t competition of foreign
corn, and the adjustment of rights between landlord aid
tenant. As WAS to be expected, when a subject of such
momentous interest was hro ught b.tfore them for the first
time, there were .different opinions stated by the proprietors
present as to the proper ni ode of following up the move-
ment. We, understand, by wever, that a unanimous reso-
lution was entered into, remitting to a committee, of
which the most noble the Marquis of Breadalbane
was to be chairman,
2 nd Sir David Baird, Bart.,
the coavenev, to consid ter as to the best mode of
seeking a legislative reme d v for the evils of the entail
law, and to gall other and n ;ore extended meetings as they
might deem proper. The r neeting, which was pretty nu-
merously att,tuded, lasted foi • about two hours, and only one
feeling was e. r pressed .as to t he great national evil intiicted
by the law in vestion, and „subscriptions were entered into
for carrying fin -ward the mo yet lent, and defraying the neces-
sary expenses.- -Scotsman.
WOMAN AT DURHAM.--
POSSIBLE RZECUTION OF , tritest attention of our readers
We need no apology ler directitng the e.
port
to the case of the unhappy wen minnow . lyingour re under sentence of death
of the trial must
in Durham gaol. The facts dii,sclosed i
ompassion from every eye.
reach every lies rt, and draw a. tear
The cars is one be conceived. Here is
0 the most pail:dill tb.at can
a young woman, !seduced and derv.ted--drKren by a step-mother
from her horde rand deprived of a/ 1 her fora friends—banislicd
from place to
"P-aes,, unable to obtali ►an asylum anywhere, carrying
with her a child clothed In rags wl dch she was Unable to noulish,
and with a b alfpenn y in her peck, A, tempted to destroy her own
offspring that it .might escape from the woes of earth She
is tried for mirth vr, and we f tel bound to say that the jury,
acting upon their • oaths, ret urned the only honest verdict
which they could de liver, wile* they pronounced her guilty ; and
having satisfied jti stice by that verdict, they accompanied
it with a strong teciemmtv, lotion to mercy. Justice
son intimated that tit
dr recc,rnm mdation should be forwarded to the
proper authorities, an proceeded to discharge his duty (and a most
painful one it was) b y sentencinii • the unhappy woman to a felon's
death. It now behev es the put die to do their duty, by memorialising
the Queen through h to mediv m .st' the Home Secretary, to spare the
culprit's life. Guilty, .It is true, sire teren of a foul crime ;o ver-
but
look at her helpless e. onditic in, her utt destitution, and her
powering temptations. The victim of male libertinism, she demands
our pity. Let her not . be ca st out of the lap of society, as one unfit
to live. She may be rec over ed and restored. At all events, let her
have the chalice of evi neir ig the sincerity of her penitence by re-
, forming hor life in a far di eta nt laud. Especially do we invite those
who, on principle; are avt el ato capital punishments to bestir theist-
; selves in this matter, and d o all they can to prevent the strangula-
tion of a ruined and friers ft less woman on a public scaffold in the
capital of this county.---Su. tt lerland Herald: