( Continued from page 9.J POKTOBELLO. About fifty householders attended the annual meet ing, which was held at the Portobello School on Mon day night last. Jas. Seaton, Esq., occupied tha chair. There were eleven.candldates proposed for the position of committee-men for the ensuing joar. The follow ing was the result cf the po 1:—1 :— Joseph Young .. 37 John Geary .. 26 George M'Cariney . . 34 Henry Duckmanton 19 JohnKorr .. 34 Ahxinder Clark .. 17 "W. A. Wilson .. %l Thoß Porterfiold .. 16 H. J. Gulldford .. 30 William Christie .. IS Joseph Cross .. 28 The first seven form the new Committee. Mr John Ketr having protosted againsb Mr Guildford's election, on account of hi* residence not being in the school district, requested the Chairman to forward his pro test alonp with the result of the poll to the Education Office. A vote of thanks to the chair terminated the proceedings.
BURNS' ANNIVERSARY,

BROAD BAY.
The following geutlemon were, on Monday night last, elected committee-man for the ensuing year : - Meatrs Geo. Green, John Bacon, T. Ward, Geo. Anderson, T. Scott, T. Wellbourne, and W. Rodgers.
NORTH-EAST HARBOUR.
The following gentlemen were elected committee meu fir the ensuing year, on Monday night last : — Rev. A. Grelg, Metros R. Baynbird, R. Irvine, S. Proctor, G. Gartley, D. M'Caskill, and Jtu. Bain.
