... I THE BUILDING REGULATIONS I AND POLICE BILLS. RBPORT BY BILLS COMMITTEE OF FACULTY OF PROCURA-TORS. The Bills Committee ' the Faculty of Pro- ursatre ia Glasgow issued yesterday a report co the above twa bills, from which we make the following extracts. Regarding the Building Regulatlios Bill:- The comneitt' are of opinion that while it conf [tais some useful provisiene, tit is is many ...

... ORPHA:4 ZOMY' ?? SCOTLAND. h3 The twentieth, annual lueftisag is cenvection with inthe Orphan Hoesmiss a-d ?? sa~hoelA yesterday to 17in the Christian Institute. &pew br~v cameras,tr at ?? presided, and eat-Y u-s oplatform ii ?? Thomas Glss Coats' Raw Dr Elder at SD Camming, Rev. Dr Da.ald M&acjeef, Rev. Dr. to if Ferguson, Montrose Strap £ 't ro; Rov. he James Eaton. St Pairt'a ar Ge G. ...

... GLASGOW AND WEST OF SCOTLA.ND TECHNICAL COLLEGE A meeting of the governern Of Glasgow aod West of Scotland Techaical College was held yesterday. In thi absence of Mr Thomas Etnued, the chairman, who was indisposed, Prefesser J. tA, ZsEReodrick took the chair. AGRICOLTUBAL AND DAdDY TE&C0H5?G. The CHAMIMAt( stated that a coaiererce had been held in Glasgow for the purpose of urgiz. County ...

... ,ISIR J. F GORST ON LABOUR SI! LEGISLATION. Last evenisg SirTJ. E. Garet, Q.C., M.p., Under JTh Secretary of State [fer India, addressed a meeting ?? of tbe Conservatives of Abarcromby Division, Lean21 Liverpool, in the Hope Hall. Mr Edward Law- the I rence, J.P., presided, and Mir W. F. Lawrence, of gi M.P. for the division, and other party leaders were sae present. The Chairman having made a ...

... C 0 SNTE N T S A SCOTTIsII PARADISE. Ct)NSLIOT (OP 1t QCESECS !lU?.LIN LOYAL,:. I:ESL'L'f OPF ?? l. oT.O EM.U M~ORE ?FOR[ DETAILS. INTEU'RiUPTION OF T0o 1'FI-PRJVATIQYS Ci PAUK (ONE itt it iltr.de S ci ies. ?r o2rc't' n oiE a i ze rmn nt,.. g ' ' i. ii. ?? . b krn.X Fi'ne Art-Ui -. 4tra -> o e - lr',oid. .. rrite ona d Ski ltiG sir.cr!la Er:., 2 A , F a. , 1 . O I : L > ti f l :iS aat ...

... LANARKSHIE AND RENFREWSHIRE FOXHOUNDS. Sinlce my last article on the above hunt, saprt has fallen fros high tid, to lew ebb, at which point it remained till Satur- day last. On Tuesday, 8th December, b the hounds met at Hawkbead. No foxes were h Euoed in. the coverts, but there wvere pleety of h pheasmats. Crookustet Wood gave a brace. Ore a was speadily killed, the other got to ground with- 1 ...

... IWEATHER REPORT AND- FORECASTS-1 METEOROLO&ICAL OFFICE, LANDON, Noi Thursday, December 8 A large and deep depression came rapidly Yc towards our exlreme ?? osost from tie for Atlartic early this morning, and is nor travelling bur towards Norway at a great rate. As it advanced I southerly and Soiuth-wasterly gales of great ferce Lea were experienced on our western and northern coasts and at the ...

... POLITIC-r = ?? S POLITICA. IMEETINGS. I PRIMROSE LEAOUE GATHERING IN CLASGOW0. &DDRESSES B~Y bit BAIRD, M.P., AND MIR FAITHtFULL LEGG. A colubinedi meeatiag~ andi co-ncert of the Glasgow Elabitati-esas of the P1rim;rose League woe he'd last ssiunder theo auspiics- ef the Dliviblonal Cauncl), in thep St Asedran's (Borkeley Litreet.) It:l. The hail was taetefully decorated with the flowers and ...

... SPRINGBURN PARISH CHURCH, THE DISPUTE BETWBEN THE MINISTERP| AND KIRK-SESSION. A printed pamephlet, entitled A Statement of Facts in consection with Springburn Parish Church, has just been furnished to the memabers and adhereats of the coogregatio by the members of the kirk-session. The following note appears at the bottom of an abstract of inconae and expendi- ture for the year eanding 31st ...

... E&ST AFRICA. i THE WARBURA EXPEDITION-THE a TROUBLES 1i M UGANDA- r (RrUTER'S TELEGRAM.1.) Zanzibar, June 13. The expedition, under the command of Capt. Nelson, despatched by Air Berkeley, adminis- trator of the British East African Company, in May, against the Warbura tribe, has remained I in the Teita district since the conclusion of soperations, in which the natives were repulsed swith ...

... SECOND EDITIO0Nr, HERALD O'6clC .S A. MR GLADSTONE AND ULST The &widard ?? gist of MrGadxer speeech-'or there was only one ?? ead of a-.gu:rae, running throttgh it a31-is thlat tbherei, i proof of the evils and dange, ,,,r at the Ulster Convention it was fflr ,)\sj [inevitably flow from an atteram to srt U a rate Irish Parliament. \5 eonfV s we N.a. to i5e how there can possibly he proc f ta ...

... A meeting of the Ratepayers' Ceomwitteo was held on Friday evening, when the podition cf maatters was discursed, and Mr Join Hood, solicitor, was instructed to sead tie fellewizg letter to the Lrrd.Advoca-e Ge the sanject:, which kas beas duly done:- Port-Glasgow, Is; April, 1892. The Rig1ht elan. Sir Charles Pearson, Q.C., M,P., Lord-Advocate for Scat aad, UWhitehall, Losidot, S.W. My Lord ...