... DE. WM. ANDERSON ON THE SIGNS i OF THE TIMES. On Sabbath last anniversary services were held in John Street United Presbyterian Church, when special collections were made in aid of the funds of the Lhumlleb. whieh nmounted to about £1D5. Tha senior pastor, Dr Anderson, preached in the fore- noon, and his e.teemed colleagne, the Rev. David M livani, in the afternoon, -v hile the Re,. Dr. ...

... OUR AUSTRALIAN COLONIDS. (From our oewn Correspondent.) Melbourne, 27th TNov.,5 18G6. The Victorian Parliament will not meet for the desepatch of business before the end of January, which delay is seriously complained of by the Op- }position journals. There is really no need for open- ing the Houses at present, except it be to allow the opponents of the Government an opportulnity to gain ...

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... I DUTNGARVAN ELECTION SC'EN3S. (From the Dubli CorTesndemt of ?? imes.) At the Dungarvan inquest on Wednesday Richard Couran, shipmaster, deponed that he had a complete view of the voters, escort, and people; that no stones were thrown, nor any attempt made to rescue the voters; that he saw Major Womhwvel strike two men wedged between the railings on the bridge, but he could not say whether ...

... THE GAE7 7 CL.-'L B1NlL. The osoot fasionC'abl- ?? Glasgow a-ereabiie,,, th-at of b~Us-l5_ off ?? esening in the p; Gt The Coawruitaanea 0-vaim tare); v - strength, but when iti --L5E, ar sI r few cocietivs equal it it thte n~ltllj,cr an its cpatherinpa. The aam-emtpy f ?? fully equal to its predeec--u'- af ancing was carried o~h n ?? Vi ?? room was devoted t ~ ~ - ' to refreshmnent,. The ...

... THE LATE STORM, THE WRECK 01 THE O S. FALCON. Our I-day correspondent ?? Tuesyay tle-i 8th i21;taut, wisile senle lishernen w erer settintg their lines, about three miles from shore, opposite the village of Portuaha-ven, thlty found the mo;es of a screw steam ship, about 26 inches long, fixed to a board somewhat longer, ,n the board was written, with ink- Model of a raml-ship, designed by r.. ...

... -. 1 CunRLIG.-The Paisle3 Atien ,C'42In having challenged their old ?? Club, to play a gamne f -three heads for beef and: greens, the game took place on Carsbar Pond, on Saturday, when the Iceland gained by 51 to 27 shots. SERvICE or MUSIC IN CONNECTION( WITH THE INTRODIUTIORN OF THE OrUAGN\ INTO STORME STREET BAPTIST CHURCH. The introduction of an organ into the Baptist Chapel, Storie Street, ...

... I!ThE ?? ?? ,(iAERY l7'EW2x11 l FUND. We lbw'a ?? ,a; t!erfronmthe Son. Secretary ef the () al. ('toilov 1 N l: h Fuind, of which the fol- lohing a tethe imnportant portions ; After the ar iirlqt the colliery proprietors paid Ji ?? thf lost mhliners a full weeks wages, with Itl-y gratuities. The great maijoityof the deccased 3nlilers were mneiosemi t of the Miners' Assodaei,, ;Ii'lue, up to ...

... To the Editor of the Glasgozv Her;ald. SIB,-For years I seriously thought of bringing before the public my desire to impress the necessity of a thorough reform in building ships' boats, their fittings, constructions, equipments, disengaging ap- paratus, and management. The accounts of so many shipwrecks and such fearful loss of life as re- ported in your yesterday's issue is my excuse for ...

... ?? ,! 'It } I , ~,i N S f N. .(I :. U;.I: ..i .? l: r : ?? I ?? ISIJI thu }art'ui-tyr C':IC ,iela 31r ?? L £'' ?? Ia hicl ha ;.Iiy iiloitinasnnttc'5 t0 oc Vt TO 1&i` iLI've£Iitl( t VA~ 'li''Ciiilitod to Ii .1. ~. lunoll ' '.o11 SIAlli'ISo - 3 ?? ?? & Lao - N' iI ?? t 0 clk:pJolid, I Vn ill thesu il a: the oec'n lent to Kilin Wa1s ~d t' b'ck) only, NILI ?? j & La-xo .o d .ge) . loire- been ...

... MEETING OF 11TITERSy ]X-LE L YOTI{YIVIWE.!. -L A Imeeting of mir.ne.- ?? noga th, in the Brandon Hotel, Moth ?? ,r e cohn, one of the deputis. pir. IReports were given in fro . reports were to the' effectt t: . ; tion had yet T>-eu 'ise-n ; a of the pits there wa0 a iV hand, in others little. auI ii - Mr M'DONALI)_ secretar' t land, referred to his vis . a deputation who waited : ., tary in ...

... THE LOSS OF THE FALCON. ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS. Yesterday morning the steamer Islay reached the quay of Greenock shortly before sir o'clock, having on board Captain Hudson, Hugh O'Donnell, second mate, and James Ure, winomhan, the only three persons who are believed to have escaped from the wreck of the screw-steamer Falcon. On the Islay arriving, in the harbour she was boarded by a number of ...