... -- The usual m-onthly meeting of the Goevn School Board was held ?? Alexander Stephen, chairman of the Board, presiding fl5TTDM OF SCHOOLS. The COTIM&aI reported that as arranged s. last ?? eueetinc several members of the Beard had visited the schools previnoe to the holidays, end were plea-ed with the work of the various de- partasentse. RE-cH 1'0PrNG or SCHOOL. The Car&MwaN aiso reported ...

... C-Ifo i > I WI W. Iril WED E$DA:- -M- - ?? - 7. XVF>2WEDAN jICPX5GS EE>T3fSLD . Over a hundred papers 'were se d raon r reading and ?? in the -iariofs ?? of evl the British Associatiofl yesterday. Those wvhich were not disposed of before the proceedings hav( closed will be talken to-day, when the business the of the Association -ill be woound up for e the o present year. Electricity and ree ...

... THEO POST STER-GgNaEPAL ATD 1iS CO N &TITUENTS. i Last night M£r Fiawoett and Mr John HOhDnS, the m embers for Hackney, addressed a crowded meet- ing of their constituents in the Shoreditch Town Hall. Mr FAworr, who spoke first, said-I trust I shall not be pursuing a~covrse which ?? be un- welcome to you if, before I refer to general qoveltiona in politics, I make ?? remarks connected with tie ...

... THE BRITISH kSSOCIITIu'JA (n.O~a OUR IfECZ~L CORRISrONhENT.) ~ York-, Tuesday -'.verning. Ci ?? sr'rtionali work of thme Lritisha Atsoation t;o IWas practically brcrtuuht to a. close to-day. T1lie0 near-ne's of the end was indicated by~ the large o! unuoeer of pancc0 w iich v :eot io,,sa fr- rcm..in; au ann jiscuseon,. ln nill 137 C(-nttibu~itins w~ere pro- mini-,~ to the A-keoci!atilr.of Win ...

... PRcOZfE&SOcR iPGllISII ' T 77 ~' 1- P79LO6liSS0!LN ...

... TL ZStCODCi iL JxDsLr;i ?? ,- 77 A cusidnzsiWsmciocrWS ' Sooviet Y. ?? ?? to ctonsie with_ toet- ?? ?? Mr ADAmm, hem u- o ?? . ,- en thre ground thatL nec- ii'-zzL - couhoce tnacilt to e ?? Z_ t - been discuesi-g, %Imd tz;ct' 1Emit U.L a:111 Ihe moved that a cct .I:nI? u ?? Utem.no 10> ?? aiterI eV ri'i VeuiuL Sic Kirrasam'smmis, lz that farmners lacm± >mi-i i trimS a re-mnetmon or ren, Z~: ...

... RESULTS O( MiETEOROLOGICAL OBSEINYATIONS& XaE AT~ THE OBSERVATORY OF' GNASG(IW UNIVERSITY, is TE Mo mu OF Jun1, 16L o Mean barometric pressure for the month, ?? reduced to 352' P'alr. and maeau level ut thlesea, W9A HIg.hesn reading of self;-registering thlenno- De~ meter inl since (on toe IS.t), .. .. 754 Lowest readinag of seif -regizotering thermo- meter in shade (on the 7th), .. . 371 ...

... | at 138,(80,000 Tuldeu-tlJe detut of 19,(1W,0t}Q E tlzns created betng ndded to the accurnulatea deticit of lS80 s;nd 1SS1. Si totat of '2SDO@9OO f guldent ix thiis reached, lvhich it is proposea 'to taeet by kearls of a lOaD, to be cor clllded jointly with a new 14an for the mother country which Wzll also be zhortiy requred. The dencit of 1S8:! 5 i.iascribed prircipally-to the dimirushad ...

... . | Bt~~ET'EUBOLO&ICAL OF'FICE, Thuresday, Novembor 10 &8BO .M, The wealther over the bn ?? to-day ehas been vexy mild for the time oi the year, but o the sky has been cloudy, the air damp, the wind r south-westerly, and rain has fallen in small quan- tities at severai statiors. This muruing e observa- ttions shoaed that the pressure varied from about I bS S inche, over the south-east of ...

... MR GOSCHiEN ON IO-S M1SSIoN TO TU1' UK PY. Last night th lght Hon. G. J. aee 3LR., addreseei a, in- sting of his conet usnc-y rn the Drill Hail, Bipein. Mr Colni illot Lc-e olinl. pied the chair. It was at thle latter end of A'u-guat Ilam, ?? thle right h ax. gentlem- last Prex-iotosl addressed the electors, and hie bed a very coidiatI reception both at the erening meeting and earlier in the ...

... THE VOLUNTEF'RE VIELV.hW A meeting of the eon.laim~tee nz ?? Town Council charged with heab the tickets was. held yestecrrx av; lao>- a!l to a limited extent was autlhuriiel i.It stood that the tickets alloncatedj oil b_ once. Temltr authoritaces sii,.tm, IAberdeen a period of rest and ,.r a -private halls and barildinro, hamve r1 cation for a similar intclg-ne-afl southa as Stirling, but the ...

... k, Ty=lt EATUF.DAY MORINING, NOVEMBER 26. A terrible railway collision, by which three will passergers eare kilied and seven or eight wvhx sorionsly injured, occurred last night con near the Tayport Station of the North nor Britis5h Railway. TIhe collision took place of I betwveen the ?? passenger train cil frrm Edinburgh and a goods train which had jqi] -just reached Tayport from Burntisland, ...