... BANKRUPTCY EXA)MNATION. Tuesday, Feb. 4. (Before Mr Sheriff 'T'HOMSON.) IN the sequestration of Joseph Wright, Jun., Wood Mer- chant, Aberdeen. PmeistNi:-Mr James Mi1lme, Trustee, and Mr John Duguid Milne, Advocate, Trustee's Agent, with Mr D. 1-. AMorice, as Agent for Creditors. Compeared the bankrupt, who, haviug been sworn and interrogated, deponed-I am sole partnier of the firm of Joseph ...

... THE MOJULDERS, e GLASGOW.-On Thursday ighbt, a meeting of members e of the Monliders' Union was held in the Society's Hall, leNelson Street, for the purpose of deliberating as to the course which should be taken in view of the threatened lock-out on the part of the employers. The meeefing was noineronsly attended, there being probably quite 1000 per- ei soils present. As in the case of almost ...

... FIARS PRICES-CROP 1867. BBoerFSEttIB. Wheat, without fodder, ., .. 4 2 Barley, without fodder, . 117 4 Barley, with fodder . 2 2 210 Bere, without fodder, 1 12 0 Bere, with fodder, 117 6 Potato Oats, without fodder, 1 8 2 Potato Oats, with fodder, .. *. 115 0 Common Oats, without fodder, .. . 1 6 8 Common Oats, with fodder, .. 1 12 7 Pease, I. s. .. 1 18 5 Beans, .. 2 4 1 Oatmeal, per 140 lbs. ...

... ly LAST night, a meeting of those interesteel in the Christian so Vernacular Education Society for India Was held in the Ig Music Hall Buildings, for the purpose of hearing a state- s) ment of the Society's position by Mr Lockhart Gordon. st The weather being rather unfavoureble, the attendance was in en not so large as on former occasions. Dr G. Brown occupied fe a the chair, and opened the ...

... ., 3~~46AL JNWS be eech t St Helens is about Mr Glad ston~ h Spric ofapny tbe lYinbli,,diaeil, which arrived at Ply- th WQA I ings the startling news that.fl~ce~ ?? have perished ell feif Cliao and Lima. '-9She Ernpre ugenlie is occupied in the 1oundatiofl of; now charitable institution for thet ?? orphan asylums In the agri- cultulral districts, EARL i Eusaaii~w-Erl and Lady Russell ad family ...

... 4i wws I ?i. ? r 0 . 1, . alk O , -Imy, - I TUESDAt MOP.NMG, SEPT. 22. -; Tim' Glasgow Aututin Circuit wa's opened yesterday by Lords Ardmillan anda'Neaves. A.number og.asep-none, of them very im- portant-were disposed of. Theo 'sl~endar'forf . t!e present sitting is unusually hoavy; an$, ijlludek 'fre'isrges iof 'murder, -threo, Qf hculpableehomonidetiaud.larage number of of- ;feimez ...

... , To the Editor of the Glasgow erald. ' 'Sin','''Youi coresponden't L 'shesto know in %bat respect the exhibition of a, list of intended marriaes t a' sitra' ?? be an improve. 'menton thesytiem of, proclamation of banns, and he 'avers that at present thege,bips are published in tbp hearing of from ,i0 to 3000 pple, on frorua one to 'threo 'undays,! This is astartling statements ,and I am ...

... TaHE OYAL ItV SOOIRTy AkD j On the. 13th isisL, w-& quoted froma ar Engls Provincial paper'n articaae whlih purported to be report of some remarks 'nadp by Mr Tida pntt Burial Societies with epeoial reference to the Ito Liver Society. As it seemed to be a bonea rde we bad nohesitation in transferring it toour colum,, more especially as Mr Pratt's position and exped, of such Societies make any ...

... Madrid, Oct. 20 (Evening). The Central Junta. ies issued a ?? dsy stating that, ordeir iand public seciirity being now firmly established it is hencqforth incumbent on the GoYernmeat iearle66slyto apply, and put into prac- tice,. the priciplcui of 'te revolution. The Junta declare&,itevl therefore'diasolved, nd invites the Juntasain 9Llier ?? to foll am its example. Thoe fifiilf 'odette will ...

... GLASGOW FRBEE CHURCHl (JOLLEGE. The session of this college was opened yesterday. The Rev, Dr Burns delivered an introductory lecture In the Common Hall. He was accompanied by Principal Fairbairn, Dra Gibson and Douglas, and Mr Keddie. He took as the subject of his prelec- tion, The Pulpit, the Press, and the Age, In opening his remarks on this topie he said- There is a sense in which the ...

... GENERAAL NIEWS. A younlg Chilian girl, by name Josephina, Fiomena, is said to be astounding the Boston connoisseurn by her piano and violin playing. An American critic says that on the piano she plays mainly with her wrists (1), but hlr touch does not equal her delicacy of scrape. In her hands the violin 'becomes enchanted'. and gives but such fairy-like music that one never thinks of ...

... A letter from Cuneo, in Piedmont, gives a' long account of the capture of two criminals. It appears that fpr more than a yearyiaat two brothers, by name Giuseppe and Miclele Enrici,,had been the terror of the whole province. 'Besides misdeeds in Italy they had committed an atrocious crime in France. and fear of being given up to the justice of that country made them very wary, desperate, and ...