... ilO hrich theM A ?? s NLaratOOl. LORD) MAYORt'S DAY IN LOX'DOT-T We learit from the journals, and througlh other cltannels, that Lord Mayor's Dlay, which was celebrated last week in London, paqsed offi vith mnore than usual ccebt-a circumstance which is nit doubt to be uinhe attributed to the high estimation in which the present Lord Mayor (thc ]f ight lion. Tholitas Sidney) is held as a anuil ...

... TIIE MOSQUE AND THE GREEK CHIURCH. (Fromi the Daily News.) The laborious alttehits made just now to obtain support for ]Russia on the ground of sympathy for the Christians in the. -Lsst are abunsisintly surprising to many people ;but to none ?? tiutli as to those who haive travelled far enough to see th ?? Church side by side. Some scholars who, have never travelled-men of deep and exltosivo ...

... WVHOLESALE PLUNDERING. On Saturday se'nnigit a carter, named George Gray, em- ployed in carrying goods to, and delivering goods from, the Cale- e doniais Railway Goods' Station, Buchanan Street, unloaded his cart there or sundry piackages and parcels, which lhe hadl colleted in town. The night was rather dark, and Gray, before starting home with his cart, threw three pareels which lay )near ...

... MON DAY ATORNING, NOVEMBER 21. The news from the scat of war in the East is still of a dubions and uncertain character ; though tlie general purport and bearing of the ever-varying particulars that daily reach us.1 seem iumistakeably to show that thle Turks have been able to maintain the tactical aspect in which their first victories represented them. They gained victories. This is a grcat ...

... _ Ah .. ?? ?? The following is a popular cxplanation of ithe statutte requir- ingia stamp dutty of one penny onl receipts and orders for money. it is published by authority of the Commissioners of Inland 5 Revenue: f f Numerous applications have been made to the Commissioners tof Inland Revenue on various questions relating to the stamp duties on receipts and orders for money, granted by an ...

... (I-ro t1bn Timps.; Our readers lave now hd thime to weigh and eon- sider ill all its Original audacity thle mnanifesto of' thle Ru1S.SiLn Emperor in justification of a lurkisli war. Tererejlldiciouslv implosedl in this country upon public writers by p)ublic opinion, to'gether wvith the respect. conventionally h101( due to tule GOVernmenlets of independent States;, might haive prevented us ...

... (Fromt thre Times.) Southiampton, Friday, Nov. 18 The Rocyal Mail steamn-ship Solent, Captain Jellicoo, errived here just before noon to-day, bringing thle, usalt West India and 1,acitic mailjs, in charge of Lieutenanllt Plurver, R.N., Admiralty agent. H1cr dates are :-Ureytown 0i (Mooqiito) 18th Oct. ; Clha- !cs~e 24th; i tn (Jm ica), 20th ;Jaemel fileyti), 28tb Juainn (Porto Rico), 3lot ...

... 'olica Committee met on Mondov-thip. Han- thn 1 The Police Committee met on Monday-tihe lIon, the Lord Provost in the chair. The standing committees were first appointed. Bailie WATSON reminded the meeting, that hfe had some time ago obtained committees to arrange for a large plan of the city, and for the connection of the different police-offices by means of the electric telegraph. lie was ...

... BARONY POOR RATES-PUBLIC MEETING Yesterday afternoon, a public meeting was held in thle Exchange Sale 11r)oo1, to telec mecasures for opposineg thle action recently raised by Mr. ApiLellan aiid Mr. Baia wyith the view of havicig it found, tlht theL proc!eedings by which the inodel of rating for thle poor in, thle iarsoly parish was chang-ed fromt Meanis and ',Substance to 11eatal wvere ...

... The November meeting of the Commission of the General Assembly of the Free Church was held on Wednesday in Free St. Luke's, Queen Street-the Rev. Dr. Smyth, of Glasgow, Moderator. DAY or- 5UtILiATXOEN. The Commission appointed the 29th instant as a day of humiliation throughout the Free Church, on account of the visitation of cholera, with the reservation, that this should not apply to those ...

... M I S CELL AN E 0 US. The Gm-ate versus The Butler.-It is related that whell Sir ?? , of Bath, was engaging a butler, seven ty-five guilneas per annum Nwas thesalary required. AVI x, was the gentleman's remark, 'that is the curate. 'fli butler calmly replied, ''It is so SrR and I am sorry for the gentlemen but I really cannot do my)self an injustice on their account. -Railwoy IReadinq. ...

... Hiring.Market.-Fully the average numbers of Male and female servants presented themselves at the mar- ket place, Duke Street, on Wednesday, for hire. The demand was active, and engagements were made at little, if any, variation from the terms usually accepted at this season of the year. Tem1perance .lMeeting.-On Wednesday night the Glasgow Auxiliary of the United Kingdom Alliance for the ...