... PFROFESSOR JEVONS ON PARTNERtSHIPS OP INDUSTRY. Professor Jevons, referring to the concluding letter of Messrs Creed and Williams on the relations of masters and men inthe iron trade, says :-I am sorry to find that Messrs Creed and Williams oppose, as unsound, a scheme which seems to me most promising for the future prosperity of English industry. I mean the scheme of a partnership in results ...

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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- ...

... 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 ...

... *.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 ...

... MRI, CGOLDWIN ?? M~r CGoldxin Snni'h Iet ?? I l , ,o ?? Mlr Coldivin Smith 1'Qt: ?? I c-. the Manche-r Towrn Hai~l, Anmberlcv,- 1 ?? turer. Mr Smnith. co)lxht to character as a I-e. ' ; upon Cromu ul cul' I ?? a;W tlement of great qpert'so', st l Church and i'e Lta nh r; o little question. lth ?? loving tnglamnd ctA %-A iet his foot orI ls- v-t a, ened the thou=t re;ned again a Maarlboj u m ...

... ANNUAL MEETING OF THEE BUTE SAVINGS BANK. The annual meeting of this institution was held in the Town Hall on Monday ?? Dun. can presiding, The meeting was held in the even- ing to admit of the working classes being present; buton account of some misunderstanding in regard to the announcement of the meeting there was only a small turn-out. The CHAiFYaN intimated the receipt of letters of ...

... SOUl ND AN-D FLANME-CURIOUS -- - EXP.ERIM\EN'TS. The evening meetings of the members of the Royal institution commenced for the season on Friday. on which occasion Dr Tyndall delivered a lecture -On Sounding and Sensitive Flames. The effect of cer- tain vibrations of the air in causing different dames to emit musical sounds has been for some tins past investigated by Dr Tyndall in the ...

... GLA SGOW ARCHITECTURlAL SOCIETY. The usual monthly mneeting of the Glasgow Archi- t~cteiral Society was held in their Rlooms, 1308 Bath Scer-ret, on ?? evening. The chair was occu- p~ied 1yw Mr John Honsy-,man, jun, After therneces- sciT bus5iness miatters wex re disposed of, a paper was read by MNr Campbell Douglas, ' On the relative dues~es of architects to their, employers and the Public, ...

... THE FltUMOUR OF HOMICIDE, B., writing to the Fell Mal CamiS, ?? hunour of g''9ym is still that of many Englishmen. An inhabitant (f London has been overheard recom- mending his friend from the country to attend the Saturday evenings of a certain pugilist in the following ten I:- If you want to be really amused you go to Ben ' some Saturday night, and you'l see some rare fun-blood flyin' ...

... MT'I GOLDIVIN SMIITH ON STRIKES A-D CO-OPERATION. At the. annual meeting of the Manchester and Salford Equitable Co-operative Society, held on Saturday night in the Co-operative Hall, Downing Street, Manchester, MIr G-oldwin Smith briefly addressed the assembly on the above subject.. He ?? is a co-opera- tive store, and I presume that of those assembled here the majority are interested only in ...