... 3i1'cIPAL ,iEEI~GS NMEIThT WIU evening a meetis lf electors of the Twelfth a, Ward was Yneld in t.he Choral Ha]], ?juuit e Street. There was a pretty nuane- jaest r'ince on the occasion, and Dr Thomas lornitte ,wa called upon to preside. MrA. G. the retiring representative of the ward, lV3 PVrf,2flns said lie had received a letter from gThet, one of the representatives, who eo- -sdr egret ...

... !!roglC ADL DOCUMENTS OF THE 1MrNDZ OxF W'ILLIAM AND MI ARY. PsaST II. --der~iil trut up Lord Macaulsy'saocoint ie nteof the Scottish Parliament during CI& V trner0wi of lSS0l, he will find thefollowing «e9, ?? extraordinary supply was voted- to the notions of English financiers, t s of Scotland. The sum ted was a hundred and sixty-two thousand rderling, to be raised in the course of four F.. ...

... STREET PREAOHING. bo the Edtor of the Glasw HeraUd 102 Norfolk Street, Oct., 1867. SIB,-There is no source of earthly enjoyment so dear to me as the good opinion of my fellow-citizens, but I fear it hasleen compromised insthe estimation of such of them as heard of my name for the first time in connection with the late street preaching mase, as it is Ca;led. My object in askibg the favour of a ...

... 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 ...

... SIR E. COLEBROOKfl IT THAMILTOX. E Yesterday afternoon, Sir E. Colebrooke, Bart., M.P. for Lanarksbire, addressed the electors of the c _Middle Ward of the count-yan the, Town HAll, t Hamilton. Th~erewas a fair aittedanceo otelectrs. ,c - ?? C and amongst otber gentlemenpresent ?? i Russell, Mr M'Kenzie (Wishaw), Mr Towers-Clark (Wester Moffat), Mr Alex. Graham imgnpldln), t CoL Simpson ...

... (From our own Correspoudent.) Liverpool, Thursday, Oct. 24. STOPPAGE OF THE ROYAL BANK. As might have been supposed, the stoppage of the Royal Bank of Liverpool has afforded a large and interestinig theme.for discussion among those who delight in commercial gossip. Prior to the meeting of' shaeholders,, *hich. was held yesterday, various rumours, chiefly of an nmfavonrabie 'charaoter, ob- ...

... - To the Bd2lor of the Glwgow Sead. N.S. Savings Bank, Glasgow, 23d October, 1867. Sran,-Awxiter on friendly societies in Gocid Tords, says that there are few ways in isliftithoe who wish to be benefactors, whether they are conductors of the press or private citizens, could ?? of greater. service than by giving publicity to the financial con. dition of these %ocietles in their own ...

... ITHE NOVEMBER MTEORIC SHOWER. In the course of a lecture on Meteors and Meteorites, delivered last nighf to the Greenock Philosophical Society, Mr A. S. Herschel drew at- . tention to the great shower of meteors expected to, occur on the morning ?? '14thof.fyext month. We make the feol-,v: e nxtracf with reference to the ~ adaof -bib zy:ioi-in the expeqtjd tsower . .A h ?? df th6e-opember ...

... ., SEaIOUS PIT AccmsNT.-AonWednesdaymorning,: ,'2!lturrint,-HuH h bM'Apine, Ubourer,'17 :years of ' ?? thepa-rish of Bovhwell, had a very narrow eseape. with his life, under the following ?? was'employedc on No. .1 Pithead, belonging to, the representatives ofthe late Robert Stewart, Eso.,.of Miurdostoun, and when in the act of putting an empty hutch on the cage he mistook the side of the ...

... P ESENTATIONS TO THE-REV. DR - NORMAN MAOLEOD MIRSZMACLEOD. Last night a meeting was held .ia the Barony Mission:Church, Parliamentary Road, for the pur- pose of presenting to Dr N. Maclaod a ttimonial, consising of tthree portraits and a cabinet, frons the Barony congregaton, and to Mrs Macleod a marble bust of her husband, subscibed for by. 40' of the workigmen of Glasgow. Theremwai large ...

... THE WORKING MEN ok ANX MR DISRAELI. ?? - To ?? tke ?? .; i | SR,-InonrImpr~ession' ofs T7hr ears a paragraph Iere a *pnbartha working men ase dep0d5P cellor of the Exche eadres ted e th an address from the workin Ch; thanking him for hdis xrio -rad ..eesof rage. Ihe report oftthiz sob tue, lb resemblance tosim arathe tsn ar ion 5Oh c I appear thwt worige n are of iesc i e;1 communieate with ...

... BY OBDINABY TELEGBA PH.B I AMERICA. (BY ATAHTOIC PELEBAAPH. .) .New York, Oct 24 (Grspm.) The Ciunard Steamship China arrived out to- day. Cloasing pnces-Gold, 14fl. Sterling exchange onl London, 108*; 5-20 U.S. Bonds (l880, lI2i; Ditto (1885), 109+; Dilinois, 122; Eries, 7l&. Cotton- Middling upland, 20c. A~t Philadelphia, on the 24th instant, petroleum (standard wvhite) wasa quoted at 3Sc. ...