... 0; STn OC., I07. (From the Edinburgh Gazette.) NVhere two places are mentioned, the last named is that at which the DepOt of the Regiment is stationed. LiFe GuARDs. ROYAL EsNEcxsER& Ist, Knightsbridge. Head-Quartes, Chatham. 2d, Windsor. A TropEt B.E., Chatham. ROYA&L OSME GonaDS. B Troop. AIdershott. Ilegent's Park. lot Compy.. Canada. 3DRiooos GUARDs. 2d - Mauritius. 1st, Aldershott. 34 - ...

... ?? 1 1 7i 77 i STRS~ f AT~ NDi} A lo L EI edN .. 'I1: to, wti.is h IVIeture was del-i- - 3-til, last arliat a ?? a' te Cat),, : o-~ OC Tmliii. cas The LIfe Allr ,tnilaiu rt proceeds to be r-.Atiog 2Cfa trainth, West of Ire- ati 1her-'ack in lecturer, with a 'Yet ifgel to ned ath':, pl~sformt, and IA ~ - . LnA' rst alrrangled i'r~ ~ ?? 'le cit ':tas~ the duties 'he lisn ' ?? cc fad than ...

... A.RTITSi COMPETIION-THE ConPoinmroNr. CHALLENGE Cuo.-On Saturday the annual compe- tition for the cup presented bythe Greenock Cor. ' poration tothe Artillery Volunteerstook place at Fort Matida. The three local batteries competed, four rounds being'ffred hyfiach. The third battery of the third detabimnfit-iordpectpoitsln2 6, minutes, and was declared the winner. Captan John Neill, jun., ...

... iGLASGOW 1-NfTED PRESBYTERY. IXE £UCLSSLASTICAL anyDUsATIO.A coNDmoN tii 0:?O IR}AiND. ThisPxesbYtery held a special meeting,-yesterday, h .for the purpose of -con'veraing on the ecclesiastical condition of Ireland, a(nd the ,manner in which Bo ' Papiamst is likely to deal wwithit, alidof consider ar ag whether or not it be the duty of the Courtto . give public expression of its iind on the ...

... ISCOTTSH PERMKSY BEML AND I jTPFERANCE ASSOCIATION, r I ANNUAL nIEIae. The ninth annual meetings of the Scottish Permnis. F: ? sive Bill and Temperance Association were eutered 3 upon yesterday. a BUSIXsS MERTIG. I The business meeting was held in the Religious r Institution Booms during the forenoon. Mir. James Hamilton occupied the chair; and there was a nn- merqus attendance. Mr J. L. ...

... INVE RA-AY-THE GAS QUESTION. To the Edior of ?? Glasgow Heraid,& Inveraray, 26th October, 1867. Sin,-I observed in your paper two other letters with reference to the above, one froa AIr Scipio Mactaggart, and the other frem a person .suibcribing himself, or herself, The Author of the Original Communication, I t Being otherwise engaged, I hadn't tinne t., rotice these communications until ...

... LIVERPOOL NEWS-SAtumml (From our own 0OoZupondeOnt ExnEasx FAcILuREax LrvEaroo.-Someseaf time was created on the Liverpool Exchange on Friday by an announcement that the firm of Colin sampbell & Sons, the extensive cotton-brokers, had suspended payment. The event was not unlooked for, the fact of an expected compromise having been talked about for at least ten days previously. bat it ...

... EPISCOPAL CHARGE. - Two Episcopal bharges have, been. delivered this week-those of the Bishops of Peterbotough and Lincoln. Dr Jeune began with dioeesan.andpracti- cal topics, He deprecated th abolition of Church. rates, but had no doubt the Church coid do without them; recommended frequent celebrations o the Holy Commmunion, and sait no objeotion (so it must be infenedf-roS his language)'to ...

... PRIUSSIAN STATISTICS Mfr Lowetler, Secretary of the Brltish Eiatnsy ln Berlin, in his report on the tra-!e and cma:ctrce of Prussia and the Zollverein for 13C3, &ivpi-AeCOrd- ing to the census taken in December, ?? the population in the old Prussian provinces emanaited to 19,254,649, giving to one square mile :3800 inhzti- tants. In 1816. the population wras 10,3I9,99. gising 2041 inhabitants ...

... 3313S,0RIC1AT DOCU'M.ENTS -OF THE SRIGN 0? AWILLIAM AND .MARY. PBL t Vyy have been favoured with. a- packet of ancient a ga*ettes and public documents collected by the great- a grandfather of a gentleman residing in Pollokshaws, most of which are in a very good state of preserva- i=s. They were mostly printed in 1390, and the two followirng years, at Edinburgh, by ' the heir of Andrewv ...

... THE XiW ?? CURtCE In commemoration of the receat ermctis of tbo Airdrie West Church into a parish, the members SDI adherents of the churchanda numberof theitr fe' met at dinner in Forbe6' Royal Hotel yesterd.p evening. The Rtev. B. C. Brown, minister oit West Church, presided, and Mr John Alstore at:x. pied the post of croupier. Amongst those preats were the Rev. R. Archibald, Bailies Baird & ...

... GAREBALDI A PRISONER! A meeting, ,convened by advertisement headed as above, was held in the Religious Institution Rooms yesterday afternoon, for the purpose of electing a new committee, and considering how best to assist the Italian people in their present critical circum- stances. There were nine gentlemen present. Mr .JOH M'ADAM said he did not know that it would be necessary to go on ...