... .-SOCIAL SCIENCE'CONGRESS. | e : . ?? I -: ; , E BANQUET 01? THE CITY X4li.L.. K The b'anquet, wihich took place& in the City Hall -5 SiX ?? of the most brilliant dc'criptionthait has , Ferhaps erer'taken place in the citg.: The platform *a5 teklii~~ifull'y decdrited with evergreehns an&i well darnged for, fittig accornmodationo'6f tvho~e select few wino hd the ?? th&~oble Lord, 'tbe President ...

... I FIRST DEPARTMENT-JURISPRUDENCE - ~~~SECTION A. -. Sv U aroeSECrTION A. The LOxD-ADVOCATE presiding. Mit M'PIus read a paper on Patent law, making varo,,m suigestions on that branch of the law. BnANKRurPcY LW. Sheriff BEL stated that the committee who had been ap- pointed after the interesting discussion on bankruptcy law on Wednesday had agreed upon a set of resolutions which -hetroduDnow ...

... Yesterday being the day fixed upon by Lord Broughara. and, for receiving the presentpltinn Of the Freedom Of the Burgh ?? of ase,-was quite a gala-diay ua tbe town. From au fee li early hour an unusual hust-le was observable on the streets .Ceivl wvhich gradually inrcrase d as the hou r (2 o'cloc k) s~pproaecbtd (Cbe C . , ~~fully at which the presentation was to be made. - At the outset;, ...

... I ( 2I'd ?? ?? in our Aftentoon Nd2os.61 . Yestcrday):-- . . . Wy:- - . * FOREIklGN INTELLIGENCE. nr ?? 6,fft of tfl. Miner wpirk fin -Tiiscorrespondeut of the Times, writing from ORapx oa tursdy states A:- report circulated here' that the , Allied troops had exedienced a seriodfs reverse in Chios,,ic not founded ,on say information received at ihe Frnach Foreign Office; whera it is totally ...

... I, . = , -. I= GROUND IN GLASSOW FOB WORKING MEN'S f !ATTQP r I I Tote HOUSES. Ed' 02t~e 5'X of the Gasgow Heald. SIR,-The urgent necessity for erecting deent and healthy houses for our working men is well known, sad iai made the subject of able papers, read to overflowing 'audiencesof Social Reformers. Yet a mo3t perplexing obhtacleis the want of sites, in localities suitable for men -and ...

... SCCIJAL-CIErCE CONGRESS -.FIET DAY. j;; Fa-4 - n.AW m, SE1PrSMBE3 29.3 At balqttVie' o'olois-moring, Sir J. ?? Tennent , vered an- ar dre:sbn Social Economy, incthe Cemmon ?? the ~Univ~4`ltjw'hich was crowded. The chair wias o~cupdd Mby Srd Erotigham, who waa snpported by Sir Jojin r g9 ob8iei.X Alison, Sir David Brewster,~ Sir J. K~ay Shnttie. .orth, Sir W. S. Forbe, .Principal Bar- clay, ...

... |ILATERST NE WS. :,.ma ' -.a~ . - r. ~Fs ! , , * 'Y C,- . aRALD OFFICE, ^Sattqsrdap Mo i:r. ! BYE C0TR 1. TELEGR A P.! Tb A Tur'ilette of the 26th' in tanbj in-the 'TisiMstates col t.at bdirhas.hkelf away S 6nomimanctdof the Neapo- Fo .l:htan tieet rin ti S~rdniaojdciiPalsia. 7- The -c60hq*e Gaztte publishs the ?? anote addressed,. ;! nder datb of tfie' 32t A ustbr~od~ohui Russell to tli . ...

... SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 29. x reference to the remarks made by Lord Brouh~m OD IvediLesday last-at the close of Sir J. K. Shuttle- worth's address-on the subject of education, we have autly rity to state that his Lordship, in using the term ;wcrkmaster, did not refer to the employers of laour; he referred to those parents who did not send their children to school, as they ought to do, but ...