... THE T RAI NING 01' NRU SES. I; THIE C-LASc;ow AND LXIVPOOL SYSTEMSI3. r- A few (lays agor, ht-oaptag the great bazaar which en ated -O ?? sir in C'izu'lieriggs, public sympathy c Was solicited fc'r a Sick Children's Hoe-ital and ; Fever Coinvale. cent IHo'mie. The benevolent peo- ?? moters of that enterprise seem resolveed that the h citizens shalE not lactki peo ot talitivs of liberality, fur ...

... In the Pulpit Analyst for January, the Rev. George Gilfihlan of Dundee devotes the first of a series of papers on Remoter Stars in the Sky of the Church, to Dr William Anderson of our city. After explaining his intention, Mr Gilfillan says:- We begin with Dr W. Anderson-a man whose name in Scotland has been long a household word, and whose power at one time in Glasgow was para mount and ...

... RiEFORM tDEMONSTPRATION EN DIJMFIIES. Yesterday a demonstration by the working men of the towua and neighbourhood in favour of Reform took place in Durfries. It consisted of a procession through the principal streets of Dumifries and Max- welLtown, an open meeting in the Dock Park, and a meeting in the evening, wshere resolutions in favour of an extensibn of the suffrage were moved and adopted ...

... EMIGRATION FROM LIVERPOOL LAST | [IGATON YEAR, I (From owur Uehpool Correspondeat.U The foreign passenger carrying trade of Liverpool forms not only a very important element in the great traffic of the port, but it assumes importance in the general trade of the kingdom, As is well known, all emigration in this country is conducted in vessels of two classes. whether steamers orsailing ships. ...

... NEW YlE ARS' DA.Y. The rust day of the year was celebrated in the city yesterday in the usual manner. Opportunities for visiting distant friends were afforded on inviting terms by the railway companies, and appeared to be largely taken advantage of in the morning, but there was doubtless a much greater number of incomers to enjoy the entertainments which the city afforded. A keen frost ...

... SOCIETYFrIORTHE BENEFIT op CHILDRER OF MINISTERS OF THE FREE CHURCH I ~~OP SCOTL-AND. The annual meeting of the Society for the Benefit of the Sons and Daughters of Ministers and Mission-l aries of the Free Church of Scotland was held on Wednesday in the Bible Society's Hall, Edinburgh.' Lord Colvan, in the absence of Lord-Dalbousie, the chairman of the society, presided. Among those present ...

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... EnarD OFniCE, Wednesday Morning. TELEGRAMS BY SPECIAL WIRE. EXTRAORDINARY LAW SUIT-TWO LADIES IN A GLASGOW CONVENT. i A very extraordinary family law suit concerning the custody of two young ladies, aged respectively 20 andlI, occupiedone ?? Courtslastweek. The plaintiff, MBi aissonagentiemanofproperty,livingin the Rue St. Uonore,is thefatherof the minorsin ques- tionbyafirstwife ...

... Florence, D. 2s The following additional despatches Iron the Italian green book throw some light upon the present and future relations of the Cabinets of Florence and Berlin:- The Prussian Ambassador at Florence to the Italian Minister for Foreign Affairs. Florence, Aug. 25. The undersigned Ambassador Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of his Majesty the King of Prussia has the ...

... (From the Times.) It is us1911 to herald the Nrew Year with a flourish of great blessings at hand, and mighty works to be done. Waking from the Old Year as out of the night, we are bid to prepare ourselves for golden opportunities, for which we aire snupposel to possess liberty of choice and inexhaustible powers. They who 50 write are addressing themselves to free meen, and are conscious of no ...

... A3DfDRESS OF THE IT IIAN.- SENTATE. i Florence, Dec. 29. The follos min is the address in re-ply to the speech :fron the throne, voted by the Senate at yeltorday's sitting: Sire.-ExtremL sacrificL, uirgnaniniouu designs, euach as only the conscionsness of right mid the firm L lilto make it prevail could inspir, ihars geuided Italv totthe glorious accomplishment of her destinies, which has been ...