... -XCNGLOPHOBIA. (Froma the Saturday Review.) If thle vanity of Englishmen requires a corrective, their country IS regarded by neighbouring and rival COll nlationIs. Wvise men are content, to know, atid, if'I possible To forget, thatte are the subjects of con- L soou om et othi friends and to Strangers. ti GodbreedIng adgo felng forbid unfavoir- cn able criticism in the presence of its object ; ...

... POLICE BOA1PD. _ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ; ( A&--l u- )D+ r vi1- 'pai;- by Tit val fortnig-htlY meeting, of the Police Boaird was' Pye' t :ay-the Ilnrd Provost presidting. The minute w -~U lgwe're read and contirued. cc ?? 01' STREETS.~ ~ ~ ~ pi ?? ,P., in moving the adoption of the minutes onl S 011 und L Iighing, saidj the committee bad cauzsed a sprdof the streets, and roads leading from the as *h ...

... TTHE CAPTURE OF or 4TA SAXIB. I~ (From the Times.) At the very moment that, Lord Clyde was closing a life of extraordinary ijsefulness and hooour, the one thing w santing to his last work was at length ?? Sahib was taken, and the cap- ture of this arch conspirator and aesassin completes the story of the mutinies and the pacification of India. The tale is altogether so remarkable, and so ...

... t. 7_I;1'AVIO MIAL BO1ARD. * intly ineetiag, of thle Conmmittee Lt r was; ?? within th ?? cr edand approved of. ?? ALArY. - p m ite ofthe Chairman'.s Cown- that in cnieainof th,- ?? past seven years in carrying jilitc 7tC. and) Act, 1I8 he be allowed j KDt olI ipr annum. The ownj- i'sal theoard should fix a salary r I t ho per-formned uender the pn \e:s~ frl Scotland, an und er p ' 'eased by ...

... THE NEW TIME GtN. The arrangements for the new time-gun experiment-the report of which came upon the community a day since with startling suddenness-are now progressing steadily, but there still remains so much to be done that a trial cannot be made for several days yet. The approaching experiment has originated with the Universal Private Telegraph Com- pany. who have very spiritedly set to ...

... (Fromu our own VomrropondonL) Saturday, January 24. Arar ?? MAIl. --TLhe British and North American mail steamner Europa, Captain Mlubi, sailed to-clay for Halifax and Bioston. Ersidles the usural mails, she took; out albout seventt- passenlgers. ToSS SA\YFISM' ?? ARTIST5-Soalu iltu-t Was crented ini the Polide Ceou t to-day by a case which canme be- fore Mlessrs. S. G1. ltathboc. ih'illkill, ...

... TIr-l: HRAELD'S COMMENT UPON rMR. STODDAI]D'S LECTUWIT. | ?? >¢ mrapa 1 -t,, ?? THE AMERMSIc~ PF5ss S--TiRs inISM. - To/ ti, Editor of the Glasgow Herct'. mnui Ssr:,-I~n your editorial notice of my lecture, to which I ont bave alr-eady made allusion,, you tale me roundy to taskior Cosf my reoarkhs upon ' the attitude of Great Britain-more anl especially of that of thlt leading press of this ...

... TUESDAY MORNING,- J R 4 ,X A - ' : b TUTESDAY MORNING, JANUARY Dv. ITT applvtn frollm the report of Mr. Galc, rcad at thu nieutihg of the water Covanissioners yesterday, that fromn the mumsually lhmid character of the last two seasons, water in the Loch Katrine district has been wasted or ran off almost continuously for the last eighteen months. All the lochs are full, and there ate nowe in ...

... There is something really wonderful in the vast variety of devices invented by professors and showmen for the amuse- ment of our sight-seeing population. Last year the monster balloon, well secured by mooring-ropes to the Palace garden at Sydenham, made short trips into the air with cartloads of visitors. This year an exhibition of a different kind is likely to urove a great source of ...

... TRAVELLING NOTES OF AIT INVALID IN SEARCH OF HEALTM. Naples, >7th June, 1883.a * We have been now three days in this city, and by the th constant use of a carriage, which at this season of great heat c is absolutely necessary, we have been ena bled to get already . a very tolerable idea of Naples, We, he wever, felt, before a we had been many hours within its prec nets, that Naples, co like ...

... -.r - n ,r AD T D FHTIMGMU AND BREACH OF THE PECu-Willia' U K- driver, and M~ichael Thomson, labourer, hbotl recitd' a. Nitshill, wvere charged, at the .nstice of Peace Court ves:r- day-before Bailie Gillespie-with having, on Sudt l.: fought with and abused each other on the road ea-irn' r Nitshill to the Victoria Pit, and with having otfler sc Iductedthemselves in a violent and disorderly ...

... JOINT MEETING OF CO'MMITTEES OF THE FREE AND UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHIES. na- -r.^AA AC -A . 1..-A ?? A. ..OA+ Ly The conveners of the two committees have authorized the T y publication of the following communication:- le The two committees met on Wednesday in the 'Tall con. v in nected with the Free Church Offices, at twelve o'clock noon. I; ma On the motion of Dr. Buchanan, Dr. Harper was ...