... C;LAS()N' SEAMEEN'S FRIENID socIETr. Oil To'i'u'ay Ini ght, tue( annual llceutirig ol' thu above society seas held in their ch ~apel, litown Struet, Nhichul ?? tastefully dlecorateil with tiags, nirdels of ship~s, morttoes, andl senitimrents, birth re'ligiouis aild par~itotic. Ge orge Biri'is, Euj . occupied the Chair', nod11 was sllrporteud oil tire prlatforumi by tir! 1Rev. Dr'. Platutriron ...

... 1LONDON. JANUARY 22. Tl'idtlsoi, January 21.-The Qucen gave the tbird ' of at series of dramautic ?? thlis evening at 6s the Casile. A new and original comedy, in thrce e acts, by Douglas Jerrold (never acted), was repro- 13 sented, entitled St. Capzid; or, Dorothy's Fortiuic.- K Tinles. 7'it eA un17 eicantl MinZistel Nt Bir'1i7171(iny 112-BiiXRimfltlli .11, A Friday ?? evening Mr. Ingersoll, ...

... (From tile Times.) I The Quarterly Returns of the revenue entirely bear I out the pleasing admissions which the force of truth and a few months of office extracted from the late Chancellor of the Exchequer. All things considered, there never, within our recollection, was a more pros- perous statement. We muist still say all things con- fsidered, fori various branchies of thereveinue the com ...

... A 1L EN - I E X T J U DG E E. (Frollm the ''llmes.) (Frolli the Times.) Thle Coinitnii-Scrgealit lhas just atiarided wchat apipears to us a vel), inadequate Illimishlieiit ngaignst :a wvolill who had cioil- ut itte~ialloi at ofsillp):llar ltrolcity upon alyolingfellildl anld. with. out weasting time and space ill genieral icticttitlus, w^e trill state tile Circumstances of this almlost ...

... LONDON, JTANUARY 5. In Lord A)erdeen, for thle first tinm ?? the rCVo- lutioi ill 1088, says the Daily Ncivs, we shall have It ?? wh1o is not a ImebInIer of the Clhuicil of Enlg- laidl . At tile prelililiiar i'n meeting of the iron inistcrs of SouthI BS iftords]irie hold last week, it discussion took Iplac IISe to tile prices of iron for tlie ensuinig q narter, wvllich resulted iln a 1l iili h ...

... C11E APSIDE SfTREET BARRtACKS. . . . .1. . ~ - - ., This celebrated hinld, from ifl~hli, for many years, have ellianated abotit twvo-thit(ls of tile disorderly cases tried betoie the Western Po'lic Coeurt, is abofft to bc razed to tile ground, and a splendid new ainleeino shp crected o01 its sitc, by the i Messrs. Ilooldlsoiort h Tbe wretched dens of the Wyids, the rBridgegate, and tfl e ...

... I INVERAR1Y-TRIAL OF TRAWLERS. (A bridged from l)itmbartoni H eratld.) Onl Friday weeok the trials of' tile Tarbet fishermen twit offenided against tilie Fishery Acts toolk piano at Inverat-y, be- fore at bench or Justices. Tue Justices itreseit wyere-M1r. M'Laei'in, Sheriff-Substituot of Argylishire ; Mr. Robertson, Chamberlain of' Aigyll ; and] Major Cjam 1)1)01. The ecoiplainer was Captan ...

... I SIR MICHAEL SHAW STEWART AND IllS BRIDE. I e On Thursday night Sir Mitiliael Stewart, aitd bis young and -aecoinjilsd bride, arrived at Glasgow from Wimbledon Park 9 a by the mail train. They took up their residence for the night at the eorge Hotel (Mr. M'Naughtnii's), and left on Friday morning lin t carriage and four for Ardgowan, the seat of tho 4 Y lirrlily popular representative of the ...

... THE GLASGOW IAIPROVEMIENT ACT, 1869. This important local bill bas now been before the public for tw vo or three weeks, end during that time it bas largly engaged the attention of the community. It oas already formed the subject of a lengthened debate in itie Town Council, and t be question is to be resuonied at the meeting on Thursday first, when the fate of the bill is likely to be decided. ...

... R \]rAVA T I'RAI Ai IREl'rURNS. rig ire II ie reeciots ot railwr- for the ueat wec The follwi hg allie reoedlwt.s or railoab for t'lh past week Nliles opened.1 | ic RT IrnisO . NAIME OP 1R1 .11'A. - 1863. 1852.J? 1353. 18952. 724 7231 AbelldeeO .. . 1.113 :12!09 37. 37j I IlellilOt 1and1 ?? .l . 575 52. 32 32 13ih'ellleall, 1,ll11call ill- & ClIeslire .1 iictioll ?? ?? ?? 1.100 1227 29A 263A ...

... Court of Se.ssion. -The sittings of the First Division have been extended, not to the 20th of Alarch, as er- roneously stated in a paragraph copied into our last, but to the 1st of April.-Scotsman. Death from the late SloVm.-During the fierce gale on AW ednesday week, a young woman named Stewart, about twenty-four years of age, when walking in the Lawimnarket, was blown with great violence ...

... GLASGOW ASYLUM FOR Tllg BLIND. U1ijL-1- 1 ?? tLU I -JU ?? . . ~ On1 Monday afternoon tie anneal meeting of the qualified contributors to this institution was held in the Rieligiouis 1usti- tution, Roomis-tie 1lon. the Lord Provost it) the ehair. lli. JAMIElsON, tue Secretary, road tile report,, fromt which it alppearedl that the number of inmates admitted since the opening of the Asylum iii ...