... TOPCOATS, in all the Newvest Materials, at Prices rangingfrom Two to Foitr Guineas. Winter Tweed Suits, at £3 and Upwards. Winter Tweed Trousers, at 16s and upwards. Made to Order, in Best Style, at 19 ST ANDREW SrEErT, EDINBURGH.. Ow CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR GIFTS. _L_ R/[P. GULLAND vsould rcspectfully direct 1J attention to the great variety of Fancy Scarfs, Ties, Ladies' and Gentlentea's Silk ...

... OMGLSGOW POLICE. - titveen Seven and Eight o'clock on the uaa'. r(las t, ina state of insensibility, lying upon fM NP~ !5~ liridgeg, a ' MAN, wchose namea nd residenee who n tied o,, ?? last in the Royal a al aot Cs t v years sat agec, greyish hair, appa- ;1;r` fio cj abote , Iresadw in a dtirty moleskin acket withwhite pearl buttons; a single-breastelme-ol i:e1 trousers wit a srnall fall in ...

... 90o Nlouo 91bfco. I MEEFTINGS, AMUSEM1ENTS, &q. WEDNESDAY, December 30. geeting of the Established Church Pres'ytery of Edin- bhnih-12 o'clock. etirg of the Free Church Presbytery of Edinburgh -]2 o'clock. Theetre-Roital-7.30 r.x. FL yal Iritness' Theatre, Nicolson Street-7.30 r. M. ?riroe of W.tles Operetta-Houie-7.30 P. i. TnuRsDeAY, December 31. Annual ]%eeting of the United Industrial ...

... SALE OF FURNITURE. It. EDWARDS is instructed to SFLL within his Roomzs, THIS DAY, at Eleven prompt, the whole HOUbEHOLD PROPERTY of D. L. Ross (as formnesly ctdv' tised), comprising French, Elizabethan, Iron, and other Beds, Sofas, Couches, Chiffonnieres, Loo and Papier Mache Tables, Wbat-Nots, Sets of China, Carpets, Rugs, Mats, Waxcl-tb, and all the Kitchen Utensils, removed for ronvenince ...

... I jiak%~ bp AUCtion. 1 Ai 0- Apo-LT5FORD PL.ACF, TO.MO0RROw (THU'RSDA.YI, In DEc. PUBLIC SALE OF SU7PERIOR AND ELEGANT HOUSEi FURNITURE AND PLENISHING: VERY SUpERIOR MAHOGANY PEDESTAL SIDEBOARD, SET EIG;HT MAHOGANY VASE-BACK CHAIRS, M1AHOGANY CABRIOLE SOFA andI EASY CHAIR, PENDID MAHOGANY THREE-DO ADOE ?? ELGANT MHOGAN TESTER BEDSTEAD, V With Crimson Damask Curtains; RWRS W BEDDING, HANDSOME ...

... ?? siwoys)~ ?? -UU ), JI $ubirr ~atta0l'. 1. OPENING SERVICES. I' ANISDOWVNE UNITED PRESBYTERIAN BL C HURCHr, GREAT WESTERN ROAD. TfLe CHURCH vwill be OPENED for PUBLIC WlOllSHIP on I SABBATH Next, the UTiI DECEMBER. The SERVICES wil to i'e ?? he- tlli The XL,. Dit. CAIRNS, of Bernick, at ELEVEN O'CLOC!; Forenoon. T!he 11Ev. Dr. FADIE, at Two Onei(ocis Afternoon. I he REv. Din. Bl CHAN AN, of ...

... &bucattow. GLASGOW UNIVERSITY. A COURSE OF ELOCUTIONARY INSTRUCTION. /R. HARCOURT BEATTY (BLAND), having Lv1 obtaired perfission from the Senate to establish a CLASS for ELOCUTION in one of the Rooms of the College, ?? an OPENIN G LECTURE, On WEDNESDAY, 'Jth of January, 164, at & P.M. Admission, Free. The Class nill meet from to 9 P.M. every Wednesday. Terms, d1, ss. for the remainder of the ...

... MEETINGS, AMIUSEMlAENTS, Ac. TnuRSDAY, December 17. rnlancy Bnzaar-Music Hall- 12 noon. ifeeting of the Scottish Coast Mission-Saloon of the s&oya' Hotel-i 5.15. ?? -i.30 P.M. - llrnert flIti~ts. pR1JOHNSTON AND OUR STATE .LJ ~CHURCII. The FIRST of a SERIES of MONTHLY DIS- COLTpSg' on RESISTANCE will be preaciled in NoRTH RIC1MoND STrEs:ET U-P. CHURCH, by the REv. A. C. EtUTIERFORD, on the ...

... I h. A SONG FOR MERRY CHRISTMAS. rs A ?? for M erry Christmas, ANhich cometh deck'd in green, PI Whilst iollitv and heartielt mirth Arounid us now are seen. A son for -Merry Christmas, for blessinfgs does le bring, So welcome himn with joyful shouts, Hurrah! the good old King I . Hurrah I for erry Christmas, Hurrah for Christmas-day ! Then up with roses red and white, T And up with garlands ...

... Cab -oTINUEl A GE A CRIA{OLIEK 0' OW' .10 1PO ISH NNSi'LECTLM ADEXESt ClRINOLINES, 15oe in '5 few it'- sspi001l fI ot Exhaibition and Sal-a iiv athe C!hriftms and New Seai holidays. The Qileucla is9 I, hie C' t he Fct ntee, in ggetting themu and advertising £10 000o The pim gih icpail En~le papers have no~ticed the - vh ?? 01 thils Cineohne, white the Lady's Paper lot 'ye d~,iotlcl of ...

... Sbftatton. CROSSHILL LADIES' SCHOOL. TnE AMISSES NICOL will RE-OPEN their H SElMINARY on MONDAY the 4TH JANUARY, 1864. K. B.-Une Classe francsaise Particuliiree 1 I Heures. B PAXTON TERRACE, CROSSHILL LAIR LODGE ACADEMY, B FOR BOARDERS, POLMONaT, NEAR FALKIRK. This Establishment is cOnducted by Ma. HlSLOP, formerly Rector of the Glasgow Normal Seminary, and MR. I MAURICE PATERSON, B)rE xGf the ...

... G '-.-SAVING OF 40 PER.CNT GFRHOFF & 002S PATENT GAS CAREURETI'ING AFPIAIATUS, offters the following highly irnportant avatusges to Oonnnmers ef GIs :- 1. Great Economy-a caring, of at l east 40 per Cent. ?? Fea-feet Purity of the Carhorettedi Gas. S. Thrtefolstl Icrease of thek Intensity of Light. *4. Simpliet~ and Safety of the AflpaftUS. 5. Certainlty of Simply. C. No alteration iii Gas ...