... KI RKINTILLOCH. . UlhNTILLOCH. PAROCHIAL BoARD.-An adjournedc meeting of tile irk- intilloch. Parochial Board was held in the Board Room on 'r'liursiby last-present, Bailio Dalrypldle, A. B. Armour, Esq., Per. George Little, Robert Galloway, Esq., William Moinerville, manufacturer, Andrew Reid, merchant, J. Al. I-ondrie, imerchant, Janies Montgomery, mnerchant, Robert Mlartin, merchant, Win. ...

... LATEST LIVERPOoL NEWS. (Fron our own Corrqspoadmet.) Saturday, Nov. 6. Since the termorination of tie muonicipal elections, onl Mon- day last, little or nothing has occurred to excite attentioll here. The treaty with Japan has created a good deal of dis- cussion, and fromn its practical developlaicirt a considerable anmoulnt of commercial advantage is anticipated3 but. as the 'whole affair ...

... G LA S G O, NO VE M3BER S. THE JURIDICAL Soeiwpy-On= Friday night the - members of this legal association dined together in the 3 Globe Hotel-William B. Faulds, Esq., president of 1 the society, in the chair; Jatmes Lockhart, Esq., offi- ciated as croupier. The chair was supported by J. S. Flemling, Esq., John Trainer,.Esq., ?? Stout, Esq., Alexander Burrell, Esq., T. B.. Silsson, Esq., ...

... MR. HUTT, M.P., ON TETIPERANCG1 AND A MAINE LAW FOR ENGLAND. YllAUNIJ; LAW YUOt UNA(LJA2ND. At the annual soiree of the Gateshead Temperance Union, held in the Mechanics' Institute, West Street, Gateshead, on Wednesday evening, Mr. HUTT, M.P. for the borough, on taking the chair, delivered the following ?? and Gentlemen,-I have much satisfaction in the part which I am again prepared to take in ...

... - - -Il- THE BOMBAY IAIL. . we received advices iil anticit),tio. o 1'l'il5 liVlIIUSA -Y MAIL. . WejSuna) I1ave received aavices itt anticipation of the Over- haod Mlail, with dateh front Buinribay to Oct. 9. The followving is front ?? of the fortnight's nef- ghoe by the Biombay Stoavrs'1,d :- s General Sir Hope Grant, wvith the troops under idm, con-: tonue in the neiglhbourboed of ...

... lrw tPr{4-,an1 .I1 I. ?? ?? -I_ 1s . ?? . ?? j, .x S oyIvU Av E m1N] \V S. (From the Greenocic Advertiscrof Frinl n.) The s.s. Griffin, 303, James Baird, Iteri having had her cabill culaiged at Me:ssrs. H-ill & Co.'s, Port-Gliasgow, is about to Proceed to 'I'roon to get her fittmnps completed. The s.s. Undine, l)uke of Sutfherland, hilt snrived iii the Mledway from (reenock. The (Aundrud , V ...

... . THE WESTERN B*NTK OF SCOTLAND. ToEbAclditmn~q~f trhe Tin.es. Sir,-As a lholder of stock ill ?? of the Scotch linols (though, fortunately, not tic' Westernj), I ?? l0oked wiith seine anxiety to see whlietlher any contradiction would be griven to> the extraordhinaryiloetrinle iof 'fcotus as it to the : non-recponsilility of batk dilretors ill 'cotlatid. If Gl eie be - any foundation for that ...

... ?? -- - . . . .. .. ?? EXTENSIVE SEIZURE AT MOUNT FLORIDA, NEAR (. t GLASGOW - CARRION-FED PIGS On the afternoon of Thursday last, Mr McCallum, col- lector, and Messrs. Townsend and Robertson, supervisors of Inland Revenue, and Mr. Robb, assistant superin- tendent of police, made a most extensive seizure of illicit distilling apparatus in the ruins of an old mansion house, on Mount Florida, ...

... . WORKING MlINEPALS IN SCOTLAND. YYUtAAlYW mxnrnn./ i tUnIaan. ADVANTAGES OF A MINING SCilOOL. Fe To M/se Editor of t/se Gl1sg,1ovw Herald. Ig Glasgow, (ith Nov., 1868. Sin,-Believing that you may cossnider further discussion h of the above subject worthy of additional space ill your val- a able journal, I venture to add afew rensarks, called forth by ;o the letter of A Scotch Oversmuan, ...

... RENFREW-ELECTION OF MAGISTRATES, &c. Provost . William Bell, ]3sq. 3 B]iliCs JaWCes Robertson, Esq.; Crawford Hutcheson, Esq. Treasurer. . Alex. Donald, Esq. f Dean of Guild John Knox, Esq. Councillors. .. Messrs. Jas. Hoastun, Alatthew Robin, Jas. Cuthbertson, Daniel Cumming, Wim. Hamilton, Win, B1t- chanatni, Will. Fergusson. . Towva-Clerk . ceo. Hutcheson, Esq. IProcurator-Fiscal l ...

... To the Elditoraofh-te Vlauwu Herald. Sinr,-You wvill dio a service to tbe Glasgowv aS well as the Canadian merchants, by ?? following extract from a speech delivered by the ]oar. TMr. Justice Hagarty to tire grand jury assemdled at '1oroarto on the 11th Oictober last. He says:- . . . . An Act was passed during the last meeting of LegislatUre whichl declares that it shall be a inisdenaeanour ...

... I . Her Majesty and his Royal Highness the Prince ( Consort have been graciously plsased to signify to the t Secretaries of the ball appointed to-take place at the ii Guildhall, on Thursday the 15th instant, for the r benefit of the Licensed Victnallers' School and Asylum, d their Royal acquiescence in the request which they v addressed to her Majesty and his lloyal I-ighlness, i that it might ...