... 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 ...

... G OUR LO.?i% DD1N CORRbESPONDENCE 65 FLaXT STaE2S, C Friday Nigh~t.a TEr return of Lord Ranluiph. Churchill from t Arica is natuflniy reviving all marner of t f rumeurs as to the noble Lord's future in politi- f, cal life, rumours as to which Lord Rtandoloh 3 himself professes the most entire ignorance, t and which may therefore be set down once I more to the wonderful activity of the imagina- ...

... LIVELY SCENES AT A BOARD MEETING. Last oight the Uphall School Board met la the Broxbura School for the purpose of appointing an assistant teacher to the situation rendered vacant by the dismaissal of Mr M'Kendrick. There was a full atteacnsce of members, Canon O'Neill, who had seat his resignation to the clerk of the Board immoediatoely after the last meeting, being also present Bafore the ...

... I SHOPKEEPERS' MEETING IN PBARTICK- A publicmreeting wanhceld under the a cepoces of the Scottish Shopkeepers' and Assistsants' Uoion in the hall of the East UI?. Church, Partick, let evenirng Bailie Caird presided, and &ramongst taO ethers on the platform were Bailie Crawoerd, Cem- missienor Strachan, and Rer. Mir Smith. Alett4S of apology, it was intimated, had been received from Mr Edward P ...

... TI- iE -1T iYTED STATES AND CHII. DETAILS OF ULTIMATUM: TEXT OF THE PRESWENT'S MESSACE. (REXtEn S TZLEC.RA?.) Washington, January 25. President Harrison to-dav sent a Message to Congress on the relations of tfie United States and Chili. He says:- It is my opinion that the time has NSow cosne to lay before Congress and the country the correspondence of this Government with Chili from the ...

... SIR WILLIAMN HARCOURT AT BL AC.K HEATH. A Liberals and Radica.l damonstration sres hold lsstu ight at the Skating Rink Blackheeth, The chair seas talke by Mr G. C. Whiteley,tbo Liberal canlidate far Greenwrich, who was supported by in Sir Wm. Harcourt, M.P., ad a, nmember of local d. gentlemen. The hall, capable of holdiog about T; 2200 persoes, was packed to excess, and the utmost in ...

... SCOTL.A.ND. The work fer the session war concluded at Edin- burgh en Saturday end at Glasgow on Friday by the dietrihutios of prizes and awards to the stU-- dent;, in presence of directors aad ether friends. At E dinburgh, in the Hall of the Protestant Institute, Geogrg IV. Bridge, lRev. Mr 2tEBwa l ocenpied the chair, and eneoget these present were C Messrs R. H. Muir, C. A. Salmond, Dr Smith ...

... T&iE LABOU jib COOM.MiSSION. GroDUP L(tpi of tire loyal Conemiesism ea Iab'1S CAo't;sc its ittints yteorday at West- io je halji~ei' Derby presidin;. Mjr A. Bird, Fecretary of the Amalgamated ¶ em0and Watermean' Union of Boil, who ?? eroairod.said that from 1872 to 183-5 pcoNA a simnilar satiety in exiatence. It we;, *~0ecoaslted intO a sk. ociety, and ,rit:Tornrw~riecolapsd.Unee t~hat weges ...

... SO-UOOL BVARPS. CATUCART.-Mr T. It. lobb presidtd. It was raported tht the boys' staircabe is Cresslayleof Sciiool, which had ?? to collapse, had bera temporarily repaired, andi that there was no fear or danger to anyone. 'line chairman reported tha; tomperauca reachingc was now belig ?? santis. lactirily in all the scheols. ?? also gave notice of the foliuwing motion fur next meeting:- Thar ...

... |MR BALFOUR ON'THE POI- | JTICAL SITUATION. Mr Balfeur was last everirg erntertained -at dimmer by the members oE the Conservative Club, when there was a largo attendance. The chair was occupied by the Marquis of Abergavenny, and amozg others preaent in addition to the guest of the evenintg wers the Lord - Ckaecellor, tlls Earl of Limearick, Lord Burghley, MP.; Sir Graham Mlontoesary, Lord ...

... I WEATHER REP8OT ANM FIRECASTS. Mx Rm o~eC oGCA OFFIE, Levnow, v Sunday, May 1. Six p.29 pressure was higheat-29-9 itches and fO upwards over Frantce, tie Netirlande, Denmark, S the extreme eouth-eastef Ergland, aid the south part of teo North Sa; lowest-297 inches aid A leas in two emall depresons, one lying oft the C west of Ireland and the ether off tke south-west of Euglande. Ciradiests ...

... mIRSLADSTONE ON LANyD TENUS. ZME-4HAMEMBXLAIN`S PMMION ZEME VbUVIBsITY ORDINANCES. A.VISION OF WILD WOMEN. 3SEnD THE 3OSNRS ON TfM CO :RlT YNT. THE LANCSHIRE MYSTERY. FVE BODIES FOUNB-REVOLTIh-G STORY OF MURDEr JUMC2IALa POWER1 FOR GLASGOW 77AMWAYS -LEEDS AND 1TS ELECTRIXC IN . PAGE GX3. Pableliroote. FEarns To Let. Ceotracts. Ground. EntertasmentS' pronerties tv Sell or Let. Prof soseo'l: ...