belief. IAngling Contest—Friday being the day appointed f^r lhe angling contest for a medal given by the St. Ronku’s Angling Club, Piper Angus,, at an early hour, struck up the Gathering of the Anglers, when numerousanitMPA/i. from i InlHfilrnnm to tho haaH e\fOWUl«v SUV D-----■--O—--—competitors appeared, irom Coldstream to the head of Tweed. After their names being duly enrolled, they marched off towards their favourite stream*, and, agreeably | to the regulations of the Club, returned at five, when the’contents of their baskets were wleighed in the pre. seat* of Karl Traquair and Mr. Hogg, when the glory of the day was declared in favour of ilr. Bojd, the club secretary, .who killed 201b. lOuz. of splendid trout. At six the competitors, with their friends, sat down to diuner in Riddell’s Inn.—Caledonian Mercury. \Aistrong wish has beeu expressed here by many of the mos^ influential persons in the town, jtbat Col. Fox, the King's son-in-law, should come forward at a candidate for the new borough of Brighton. We have little doubt of his r access, if prevailed upon, which is thought not unlikely, to stirt.—Brighton Guxetle.ajifgrssw** .. jThe annual fete champetre and Ladle.’ Bazaar, in sup. i»rt jof the Royal Dispensary for Diseases of the Kar, in •ean-street, 8oho, was held yesterday and Tuesday in theRegent’s-park. The sUte of the weather on the first day _.. Ins# rlie tina wHethop nf vetinnlawWJWbrouureataei• muni ■ ■■-. ^____ —ind” gentlemen, anxious to further the laudable objpctt of his (charitable institution- Abundance of refreshmentswerefullylUHIbUMWH* . ... .v.w-uiuihprovided for the assembled company. Tents, taste-„..j .fitted up as basaars, were spread over the founds, md the gaiety of the scene was enlivened by many pieces f vocal music, performed by the chorus singers of the lerihan compauy,. and by Air. Fisher, the Bohemian Enger. A military band was also in attendance.