... A somewhat important diseased meat proseou tion came before the Police Court on Thursday last. The accused was Mr George Wilsou p butcher, Fleshmarket, who was charged with exposing for sale three quarters of a cow unfit for human food. The evidence was of the most con. ~tradictory kind, and served to show how much reliance can be placed in the existing method of protecting the public against ...

... LATEST NEWSE I HERALD OFFICE, Mocy MOntMQ. I SB TEL E GRA PH, FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. R UTEB'S TELERAMS.1 SPAIN. Senor A-eole will, ia the name of the Moderate Opposition, propose an address of the Spanish Senate, referrig to the Holy See. FRANCE. Paris, Dec. 30. Prince Napoleon and the Princess Clothilde re- ceived yesterday the Ambassadors of Spain and Tur. key, and the Ministers of Bral, ...

... . NE 97/IYrVERR=TY BUILDINGS AT g~ GILMOREallai A scheme for the reconstruction of our Universi BuIftgs has been now for Rnome time before the public, and it is gratifying to observe that consider- able progress has been made towards its realisation Eeveral years have elapsed since the idea was first mooted. It was only last year, however, when a large sum. was obtained from the ?? Railway ...

... The following letter has been addressed by Richard Hodgson, REq,, chairman of the North Britirh Railway Company, to Mr. James White, chairman of the recent meeting of shareholders of Scottish railways, held at Glasgow:- North British Railway Company Head Office, Edinburgh, Dec. 25, 1865. Dear Sir,-Yonr letter, with the resolutions of a meeting of shareholders in the principal Scottish railway ...

... LIVERPOOL NEWS, (from oar own Correspondent) A 72EW ZEALAND WAR CHIEF. Liverpool, Satuntay. Much has been said and written, and no small degree of interest was excited a few moaths ago by the accounts given of the bravery arua warlike n. telligence evinced by the chief of a lrien tribe, and the warriors under his command, in a desperate con- fict with British troops, in the sanguinary though ...

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... CATECART PAROCHIAL BOARD. 1LE CASE CiF aiiuZIER v. KIRKWOOD A-ND oTHERS, A special generai meeting of the Parobhial Board of Cathcart was held in the parish churchtbereonSatur. day afternoon, f~r the purpose of taking into consi- deration the inttzlocutorand note by Lord Ordinary Urmnidale, of date 12th ultimo, in the action of de. clarator relative to the boundary at Regent's Park, ...

... THE. PROPO3ED UNION OF OHURCHES. I The Berlin correspondent of the. Time quotes born the Mfosow Gab st an article. which appears In that journal under the heading, A London Meeting for Restoring the lUnity: of the Christian Church, The article is asfollow':- We have been enabled to communicate the follow- 'Ilg extract from a private letter od Piance N. Orloff Lo M. Masloff:- Bellontaine, ...

... FiGEHT BEMWe'EN A TERRIkR `AND A CORMORANT. -i: An old sportsmnan.writes'asfollows from A tralia:-I was engaged in'corpan'y with i frien4,, in my garden, wbqn my attetioai Was, attracted to a little biteh of mine, by, namo Topsy, wh6 made for the brink of a eutting some. ten or twelve feet deep. : Upon looking wdowri I-sawa' coifmerant in thev water. My; little 'roi was showing greatb anxiety ...

... The'Dublia Evpies has the ?? military arrangements and othermeasures adopted 'byi the Goveronment for the repression of any -attampt at an outbreak which the Fenians might be mad enough to make die supposed to indicats Bthe possession of secret information that some in- r surrectionary movement was in reality coutem , plated, and the effect has been to create consider. uable uneasiness in the ...