... GENERAL FOREIGN EWS, - THE DULCIGNO QUESflON'. Constant:nopie., November 18. It is stated that Mr Goochde Dl retrn to Lo)ndon: in a few weeks.~ Ri r asha hasber ?? to Co.stantinnPil ervish masb bao issued an order forbidding even unamd ent unless they are accompanied by Aleir fanmilies. 2T~ J WlVS IN' GERMANY. Berlin, November 19. Thb cmninS~ debzate on the Jewish question in I The rrosian ...

... ' VANiI ?? L' SY(JI'.LAND. i i ca ia- lcse issued to the _ P:i5' [ttwi ti5 e ii 4 of2 S ot1 i0ttd - -I i.Is:. * ! bco -tlaz ci -~l: it.i5 :. l:-:1it N iteitiber 18S30. !: )hj~eEr - rs If the ?? hlve detoiil it IIt de i-i s r the introd:cuxtin 0f & A iii.! i: L ut ?? ; t;,(o 1.0 Cj,0-,?of olbtainilng X t1 ?? 1. U 1 r as -tresict ?? in t'he ?? vo Scot- - ?? . I t b: :: ve to the u:emtiou of the ...

... THE MUSICIPAL ELECTIONS. SECO-D W ,ARD. CANtuIDATci'.s OF ME3S-RS tr- aND MILLER. lst nlight, Alessts WVM. ?? and J. IL Miller, two of the candidates for the representation of the Secoud Ward in the Town Council addressed a meetirg of the electors in the Camphellfield Street ,'stablished Church. There was a good attendance. (olonel Clark was called to the chair. The CHAIRMAN said contested ...

... ISIA5,P)a I?rralllr* .ThFRMAY MORNING, FEBraiuy 4. In the House ief Lords yesterday there was no hi business of importance. Lorn Spencer inti- a mated that the Government intended to refer C01 the Prevention of Floods Bill to a Select tn Committee. de In the House of Commons a scene occlurred etc unprecedented in its history. At the -close of e the questions on the notice paper, Mr Parnell ra] ...

... IREUGIOUS INSTRUCTION IN SCHOOLS. I 'at. - - NEETIJG AT ROTRIeAt. to __ A public, meeting was held in the Town Hall, he Rothesay, Yesterday afternoon, presided ever by Provost Mrakechnie. There was a large attend- ,r ance. he The PROVOST, in introducing the business, ex- el. plained that the meeting had been called in con- a uection with the Association for Aiding School ut Boards in the ...

... I (BY AN OcC&SION&JL CoRrFO-MDVr.) Friday Evening. N' z have not got Lord Ormidales place filled yet, and the repeated conjunction of the Home I Secretary and Lord Young during the recent Visit of the former hies revived the rumours of Court of Sessioni reconstruction, or sweeping reform, wahith arose sonic tame ago. And now there is another vacancy. The death of Mr ]oger Alonugonierle ?? from ...

... CAB FARES AT ELECTIONS, The following interlocutor has just been issued by Sheriff Balfour in an action at the instance of Hugh Wallace, carriage-hirer, Rutherglen, against. two members of Mr J. Dick-Peddie's Rutherglen Committee, concluding for recovery of £23 15s 6d for hires on the occasion of the late general elec- tion Having advised the case, Finds that on the! occasion of the election ...

... rCCLflISrIs-4cI, rit-K ?? CF GLASGOW. The monhly me n ylt;r moderatof I 5511± ¶&t~~t~ctv~~~hlr Vt'. * }it the next meeting Should b~e livi on 30h MarcO-l The3'e-bvtfl tenproceeded to hear 'Mrp Bru~ce. con-veier of the Home Missioa of ?? Chrhof fg I -o i~s Mrfateiea deputatcionfrom, that, It o n- Tere getlemn ga-c ome innteresting ,h frusrorran: okta sbigdn e rstdin -or-inc in particular, ...

... HOUSEBREA4ERS AT WOORK IN DUMBARTONSHIRE. lesterday morning, four individuals, giving the names of Robt. M'Culley, Robt. Bunting, Mary M'Briarty or Bunting, and Margaret Agnew or Love, were brought up at the bar of the Central Police Court and remitted by the MIagistrate to the Durhartonshire authorities charged with two acts of housebreaking. On the night of Tuesday last a draper's shop in ...

... | MAEI ILL.-Ball a Garsitbe Hotste.On Wed.- niesday night Lady Campbell gave a grand ball for t the servahts in the house and on the estate gener- t ally. Tie company, which numbered over 100, t included & few neighbours and tenants who wero E specially invited. At 10 o'clock her Ladyship en- F tered thte Fo, accompanied by a large party of f visitors whpo ae staying at the house, and led off ...

... THOMAS CARLYL *n EiLY ZOXI AT CfAIGEOPUToCK.z Thomas Carlvle, to whom the thoughts of men have been largely turaed since his death, described his early home at Craigonputtocik as the loneliest nook in Britain-six mniles re- mov-ed from any one likely to visit me. Our residence, he writes to CGoethe, is amnong the gaunt hills aud black morasses which stretchl westivard through Gnalloway ...

... VjICLATO?- !L13, Fj:,EntAl-lT B uh, cl MZ(T1 OROTLOGICAtL OrrectO, | Friday, September e, 230 P?.M. We have a'an to record a co~d day over the rhole of the United Kingdom, bht h appily dry 121 imost al places, tiotwtilistattdig the prevalence I ; much cloud in the south-eastern and eastern I listricta. This mo-ring's 2 otaerva,0u 3howedthat, -wiung to a stedy increasse of pressure over the ...