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... (glassiow Ntralt THURSDAY MORNLNG, JAN. 24. ANOTHER Glasgow steamer has, it is believed, tl 9Leoni lost. An obscurely worded telegram l, reached the city yesterday from Penzance, on of the coast of Cornwvall, stating that the Clyde S paddle steamer Vesper, recently sold to the C Bahia Steam Navigation Company, had been t, 'forwarded, which it is thought is a tele- T graphic slip for ...

... LATEST NrE WS. I ing L OFsies of mvmg sdmehi Morning.toth I odn IfteGvrmn hihrlsoe h TELEGRAMS BY SPECIAL WIRE. IMPORTANT NEWS FROM GREECE AND CANDIA. The Levant mail brings the follow ing unews, dated Athens, 12th:-The Chamber has voted 200,000 drachmas, 90c. for the despatch of an extra- ordinary diplomatic mission to the Great Powers, and a million for the acquisition of rides. The Go- ...

... STITR:LINt. ?? ?? ASnV: .XSn, i o SniOtrInt- 'I et ?? w;inter quarterly rneting of tais ty vras lield in Aliac's Schocl, Si'iirnz, oa Sati.dety- Mr 2tac'larlane, Airth, the P~ee-e ir. the chair. PaR-e, 'were read by MI-r Ceristi-, Punh)iane, On The Father of listory,- and by Mr VeWitch, Port of Monteith, on Julius ?? wlr, wihch el.cited co? side-. cle di..cussion, and evdked tlhe ?? of the ...

... By tU e AutwSor ottbe 'RBS ?? oahmes iae,' il ate Mtedical 'Jtimes.) WINE REALLY CFEAP-WINE EIOL'GE{ IN THE wOur.rL FOR UIS ALL-PRICE AND HANAGEcMEN11T OF wINE - CSREAPHS1T' INm. There is no room for doubting the fact that a great progress has been made in the use of pure light wine during the two years that have passed since I ven- tured to call the attention of my professional breth- ren to ...

... YN,~frN AS VOTERS. I Tl1¶Thdon Reew says it is difficult to see on a I'!Tht grounds the exclusion of ?? from the suf- f I frage can be defended in a country which admits d I men of everyland, however poor or ignorant, to that d privilege. It cannot be maintained there that it ix a necessary to exclude them in order that they may c not become absorbed in politics, and that to admit c ithem to ...

... ,ArrtJESTON PARISH CHURCIH I U-DWJTUOV O THEE UEV. WILLNM ROW. The Established Presbytery yesterday inducted to the church and parish of Laurieston the Rev. Win. Row, late of Paisley. There was a large attendanceof tle con;greation of Laurieston Church. The Rev. George Stewart Burns preached from Psalm lxvii. and IS-' Thou has received gifts from men. Mr Row having replied to the usual inter- ...

... *.ELCHO AAND THE f IN-ERS OF ,rD.LOT or th. Qo ?? aile~~~'e5ec f tothict, mr leho i.. dlvee on thelaw 5C atr~d servanti arOitrS. sodeth neAu;reitilt; to the social we'fare of ~ ?? nto a crowde'd meeting, df a i ?? Exchiange of Dalkeih - 5rt5.1 etlr~~ agenrt for teb- itat ~ Y : e hcc. H e briefly intr odu -c d the ! ,.ew Ihube'n a friend nr~cto it r,55 55hlt±friend ii- adversity, and a, ci ...

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... CITY PrAiOCHLi. BOARD. The first meeting of the City Parochial Boarj, ssj IIOW constituted, was b-ld ye'e ?? forenoon. Yr Adamson, TInspector, preerded U ile Cdlllilccdrnera of the proccedmings. ELECTION O CiAIiAS;N. Mr PETER HAMILTON said th.- first b-rines, ws the election of Chairman, and ?? lard unuch pleasure, in proposira. for re-election u** i*rnd MIr Knoe. (Applause.) He knew it wa; ...

... GEINTIAl -,NEVWS. Mr Mansel's appointment as Professor of Ecclesiastical History at Oxford is gazetted. Victor Emmanuel presented a handsome saddle horse to Baron Ricasoli on New-Year's Day. M1r Sopford Brooke, the biographer of Robertson, of Brighton, has been appointed one of her Majesty's honolray ehaplaing. Francis Featherston, a chief clerk in the Liverpool detective office, absconded on ...

... ALKi,: ;. A DauniNG Yorao TSHE. : ?? I' MIEvEwau, a lad thiltzeen ye. o the Bent, the n.l-knov brought up before Sheriff separate acts of theft, con-:- neighbourhooe d on 'I'hlurtdi. - ?? pleaded guilty to ail the c ?? 1 r_ to 14 days zsnpnsonirws~lnt, no' b ?? to a reformatory sch.vel for t1. whac h., ;.t* ofthe lad,tw ho u gse lesent. 'in 10'it-- i , t not to send him to the~ Bc;'' vlvf;: ...