... -RImjZE FIGHTERS. (1'rom the Pail Mal Gazatt-) b One of the glorious institutions of our cl country appears to be ignominiously going oat' n in snuff The last hero of the prize ring, the t] mighty Jem Mace, was taken before Sir d Thomas Henry, handcuffed during his journey n to two stalwart police constables, and there p bound over in heavy recognizances to keep the t. peace for a year. The ...

... . -) -.1, 11 a live .. 14 GUIO'SI ?? I ?? V., - I TUESDAy MOR.NMG, OCT. 22. A GREAT run was made upon the Royal Bank . of Liverpool yesterday, and the Directors were obliged to suspend payments in the afternoon. The extraordinary demands upon the Bank had been occasioned, it is said, by the refusal of finaicial agents in London to discount the bills. of certain Shipping Houses depending upon ...

... To the Editor of the Glasgow Herald. SIR,-You will,,I daresay, allow me the usual -privilege of sayingI something in reply to your corre- spondent, Mr M'Fadyen's letter, in yours of 28th curt., seeing he is disposed to throw on metheblame of interfering, causelessly~ in what he evidently assumes was on his and his colleague's part a philan- thropic work of goodness and mercy. Iwas induced to ...

... STRAFER ATHEN-rUJM WAUGU9RALI ADDRESS Bly GEORGE YOUNG. ESQ., MI.P The second session of the Stranraer Athenieum Vwas opened on the evening of Friday last, when the in- augural address was delivered by George Young, Esq., M.P. for the Wigtown burghs. There was a C very large attendance. Provost Guthrie took the I chair, and briefly introduced Mir Young, who was E received with loud applause. ...

... ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION AT LOUD WATER - About eight o'clock on Friday morning a dastardly attempt- at murder- wt--eommitted at-Loudwater, Bucks. A. police constable named4 iS imderstoody Deacon, keeper of the lock-up at Wycombe, in pur- suit of a ?? whose apprehension was 4esired, left- the latter place by the 8.5 LA. train, and arrived at the Loudwater station of the Aylesburry branch of the ...

... AT INCORRIGBLE. W~at is to be done with Selina Salter? Probably Selina Salter is herself as unable to determine this vexed question' as ever magistrate, judge, jury, journalist, or the community at large can be. belina Salter is an incorrigible. Her last offence was that of raising a disturbance at the Houseleis. Poor Ward of the East London Union. - Selina isin the habit of kicking at ...

... ,; ?? A3RCESISHor M&ANNIN-G ON THE SU.I pRESiION OF TEE LIQUOR TAFFIC. I ?? M I.1 - t % ^ ?? . * t a meeting of the Thimife&&gdom Aliancefor the Total Suppression oftb*tqnor.Traffic, held in hxawchester on Tuesday, at which, among the gentle- men who took part in the proceedings, were Sir Wilt fred Lawson, Ger. Neal Dow, Mr Lloyd Garrison, I and Mr Whitworth, M,P., 'The Mlst Rev. Dr MaA'NLmu, ...

... -.AX- IIGTMEYE-A'R-S' MYSTBAY -.1 I- ?? c eLBARBDP. - ' I By advice0from Ktv e learn that a're& lation has been made in ing the fate of the 'littl girl; Mntgoreyyvia was lost abont eight years. ago, that sent a ?? of 'hdor through the com..- mnity. - To bring the matter fresh to the mindi of all, we willbfiefly ?? circnmstauies.. About eight- yesa ago ths little girl of '11 eas of UMw ...

... -, AY BEDULCOATION IN ,C OTLAN ?? thtCcroeh^ ) ., .;Elucatiofl cuinna- sirlo n. ii leil'; ?? isto the condition oi ti h eleme- l ?? -,!S SCotaIan, divided teiritinquiry ?? apponite two Assistant , 0 report upon t'he state of edu- . country districts, two to report 0 ?? . ;n .en as a samplze of the schools 'QUO 1n, :, r wtS, tld one to inquire into 8t I~eto uP .ud;t'on of the Western eF these ...

... FRIGHTFUL CONFLA4GRATIONIN NORTH : GRAY'S CLOSEA EDINBURGH. (-trom the Edinburgh Conrant.) On Thursday nightthe public of Edinburgh were again awfully startled by the outbreak of a fire in the densely crowded and populous group of houses between the lower part of the High Street and Physic Garden and between Carrubber's and Chal- mer' Closes. At 10 minutes after 10 o'clock a great I blaze was ...

... EXTBAORDINARY DESTRUCTION OF FATAMI PROPERTY BY FIRE. (From tle Scot-man.) The numerous destructive fires that have recently occurred on farm-steadings in this and adjoining ! counties are now exciting much attention thrnygh- out the district. Commencing with Friday the 28th of last month, we have to recall the occurrence on that day of a disastrous conflagratiun on the farm of Harelaw, ...

... GLASGOW ESTABLISHED PRESBYTERY The ordinary monthly meeting of this reverend Court washeld ?? Jamieson, Moderator. COLLECTO IN All OF THE FUNDRS OF THEFMARY. DrRuscnansuggestdthatthePresbteryshould app~oist a collection to be niade in all the churches and chapels within the bounds, in aid of the fands of th Infirmay, on the sec4nA1Bba~hofA ?!7ovemnher. He ?? the members were all impressed, ...