... SPIRIT O FTE PRESS, THE COLLECTION OF 0Pi: BRIGHTS ?? The hon. ?? pamphlet form the speeches which he has delivered during the recess. The Times takes ocrasion to remark' that to his opponents Mr. Bright is 'habitually if niot wilfully X nju single instance maybe cited out of the:many withuhich the pamphlet before us abounds. Referring to L ord S tanley's speech on the amendment to the 1?ran 0 ...

... METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS, TAI EN AT THE GRAUMAR SCHOOL, ABERD M-N, b 'or the Week endiny 13th Jan., 15b7. OM' ,., p r Pnt-r -ht,- M 1 flf.tid-. 102 )ul Height of Ciste~r'n ot BrmorabeManaf-ie102 Foet, - ARiOMIT.!, H IYGROMETRItII RAIN. N ent..nRed Ut Miae R3Iead at Niote tOO? . m ~ ~ ~ . 110bln tion U. . at~ tt~an 'Vet Ir1e'U ~l(13 a ir. o. thar. OtiB.1Bi, ib. eln 5crat a or -n l 0 ...

... DE STRUCTIVE KITCHEN-BOILER EXPLOSION ATr PRESTON. A most alarming kitchen-boiler explosion took place the other night, at the house of Mr John Ainscow, in Fishergate Hill, Preston. The boiler was fixed at the side of the fireplace in the cellar kitchen. was self-feeding, and was made of wrought iron. The explosion shook the entire premises. At the time it occurred Mr Ainscow was sittin- on ...

... RO'ri' E S AX. ESM TFRY.t-Th ei -P.brtyJ' I dinveraray meet cm'r Thursday to 1ii- i rate in a call toi the R7ev. Mr Davidson, of Slxt x- as pxl-t -r of the East Irso Cinici C-Irg at' I i.viai's BANK. 'In annoal meeting of tvh H e, I as ings Beakl 'a illbh hekld .o Th'ir'day evenjli; I I the 'i~ori, Fat!, wvhen ac; 'rai cler~gynien ait4 lli !, t- I |nmen are expected to addt.---i thei mneeting ...

... BY ORDINfABY TELEGBAPH. | FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, I (REUTEIBS TELEGRAMS.) FRANCE. 2arse1es, Jan. 18. The railway communication between Marseilles and Paris is completely re-established. SPAIN. Madrid, Jan. 17. 'The Governors of Seville, Valencia, Valladolid, and other capitals of provinces, have arrived in this city. IT ALY. THE ITALIAN BUD(GET. Florence, JanU. 17. In the Chamber of Deputies ...

... LORD REDESDALE ON INSOLVENT RAILWAYS, (From the Satwda J Review.) Lord Redesdale has published several addi- tional letters in support of his plan for punish- ing the shareholders of unprosperous railways. His intended victim., as well as his more dis- interested opponents, are exposed to consider- able disadvantage in arguing against the master of thirty or more Standing Orders. Judges are ...

... THE GOVFRN.MENT AND' RRFORM.. After countless .raunourg and special telegrxs= about, tsway in which; Lbrd' Derby's Government would':deal iiv' reforrm, it -ass asserted yesterday by the 'Susidy kette that the G6vernmaent would not ?? it bill oi r ewn responsibi'lity. l'his; ?? Londva papers gire a lonial to this statement, ad4 there axe many reasons .3; b-l-cving that it was made with ...

... THE L&TE STORM. of WRECK OF AN ABEEIDEEN-BOUNtD VESSEL.-A violent gale from I ha of Ithe north-es raoged along Startlepool Bay on Th, r-day. aod the was l sea was most tempestssoos. About eleven o'clock a schooner, nI of1 deeply laden, camte into ths hay, said two steamn-tugs put off to her coasa go, asistance, but the sea was so rough they wore unablse to render anty war, [L aid, and the ...

... r L ,- - A- t Divar resolution of the American Congress, or rather of t, the House of Representatives, to impeach the President, e is in itself the beginning of a revolution. It is not , the more fact of the impeahiment, neither is it that c this is the first example of such a proceeding, nor that 2 such a course is not provided for by the constitution. l Bnt because it is an impeachment on ...

... I ALEA OF POOR1-LAIV RATING. DZrPUTTMIO TO THE LOUII4DI OCD I L. Yesterday, a very numerous depuitatioti waite-l -1n the Lord-Advocate on the subject of the extension of the area of chargeability for the relief of the poor. The deputation assembled in the Council Chambers. Edinburgh. where, under the presidency of the Lord Provost, some consultation took place as to the precise remedy to be ...

... 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 ...

... ,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- ...