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... TOWN COUNCIrL PROCEEDINGS. t It) 5VA ?? ?? j~~)LN10 A special mneeting- of Connell was held yesterday for thle far- ther consideration of thle GLASGOW IlaTltOvE.ttoNas' AcT, 1853 ?? Lord Provost in the chahr. Mr . J. WV. Wuttir wats sworn in as a r'epresentative of thle sevelitl Ward, fin the room of Air. Litiusdn,t resigned. r AMr. ?? presented at letitionk from thle soap bo-ilers, and Mr. ...
... (From ow. Tittes.) CITY 0OF LONi)ON-LORDi JOHN iRUSSULL. Onl Monday Lord J. ititssoil wais rc-elootod One of titl, repro- sontatives of Ctie city of London without Oppositioni. TIhe pro-() coediiigs in the ΒΆ3 jild Hall commoencod ait I o'clock, under tho prsdnyof 'Sheriffis Cartr- andl Croii. Theo Noildo Lord,I t good-hunitotrcd oitdiencec, which lintle f-illtl thm Itoll. Lady I Jo)Ib, ...
... SQ'!'lA N 1) IN ' W'ES ER IVIE,1NII EM*lS'IIEREI. YMAW1\IAIIN A,\tD CIilNIZ.Xi'FlS. ?? 1:llpothi' tI o. rir oI ?? ItrowilI) . f, ILwt IV 111 dlisvorie1 lhtr'wh~ .1ol, Bidgeonfor ?? pl it-ltihoi Ill Sint (tiF :Ill ?? t 111111on iiil,-ir0 Browi tl.iItO i ni h aoes jeetl-nlwl t huviligt8, view ith mtautteeg to 11 dit ii) Io loll 1 Iitit helil liii uh Chlllv it lof, tlso le iacliilit: lai. i ?? h ...
... CIETY'S DINNER. Tile annual festival of this inmportant local society took pulace in the Tontine Hotel, onl the evening of Friday last. Alex. Birrell, Esq; of Walker, Birrell & Co., the President of the society, officiated as chairman, supported iight and left by Bailie Drumnmond, Rev. Matthew Cochran, P. W. Dixon, Esq,; Jas. Black, Esq.; William Steele, Esq.; Michael Thomson, Esq.; Robert ...
... S(o)I]RiES., PRESENl7ATI.)NS, &c. ottili ,Thrsday nlight the young eninel IlConnection ivitli thle large y establisfiment of Al csrs. Arthiur and Fraiser, Bu chanain 8treet, tilotig with their friends, held their third annual re-uinion inl the AMerchlants' hail, i litithleson Street. The maognificent bail, whielh was quitC fliled, wao ?? ng round with Iarge mirrors Fes- tootiod wvithI ...
... THE CUBAN QUEST1ON. THlE CUBAUIN QUIbTSlUiN. [In tlhe Times of Friday there was published a cor- respondence between the Government of Americaand certainl Europeall powvers, and also the contemporary debate in the American Senate on the question of (CuLjanj alillexation, which was much too long for our columns. In the samie paper of Saturday the follow- ing article appeared on the samne ...
... BANK OF WSGLAND DISCOUNTS. (Freom the Times' Moneey Article.) Thursday Evening. At the breaking up of the Bank Court to-day it was aNN ouuccd that the rate of discount had been advanced fromt 2 per cent., at which it has stood since the 22d April, to 2. per cent. The imeasuire was still in a great degree unexpected, and the neces- 3 sity for it has belen very widely questionel. 'Its best ...
... THlE CL'T'Y PAROCHIAL BIOAR ). .. , . . . . .. . .. .- .- ?? . , - . .. ?? Onl Tuesday mnornintg the statutory niectilig (if this, Board was held Iin the Town's H ospitali, to elect at cihairitiuand no(minato the various commnittees for conductinig the Parochi al business. Tlhe Bsst'lcrott having read tihe notice convening thle meet- ing-, proceeded to declare the Vettnrn1S f~oi tie several ...
... A T. ill. 'T'I I A 'IT. ARPtIVAL OF T111 ATLANTIC. (Froeln oe owln Corresipondent.) Liverpool, Thulrsdlay Aftlenooll, The American mail steam-ship Atlantic, Captain James Wa'est, has arrived. She brings four dlays' latcr nen's-namely, to Janualy 8 inclusive, tile semli-wvceldy mails, 43 passeliges but not any specie. lie experienced very severe weather dur- in- the run, ?? reports the arrival ...
... On Wednesday the nomsination of a candidate to represent the eonty of Dumfiries in the CoWmmons Ioose of Parliament, vacant because of tho aeeeptence by Viscount Drotoanrig of the office of Comptroller of her Ma jesty's Household under the Aberdeetsladmilistration, took place iu front of the Council Chambers, Duinfries. Wednesday being thoe maricet day, there was a large concourse of country ...
... S C o'tr l i N). Sin-* rof Tekr 11(Mies(t1's Mfails(it Selkir6k.-Dlulilnl til past few M vclks it lois bcil noticed thliat il e liorse drawilng tile niail cart betweeni (inlashiels and Selkirk wvas in a very retitchied con dition from sores, aniI onl Tbiirsday tihe police at Selk it de aenadil(lei tlint tile ihorse shiouldl not lie drivell ill thle state ill which it wtls anl an itothler ...
... Asylum for Ini-flewt Old Men.-The following in- teresting facts connected with the imnmates and pen- sionelrs of this deserviig and ably managed institution, deserve attention. Onl the Ist of January of the pre- sent year, there were 120 inmates of thle asylum, 12 of whom were boarders. Deducting the boarders, the runited ages of the remaining 108 amutt 68years, giving the high average of 71 8 ...