... Olaoilv* IPIVAUr?' SATURDAY MOANING, SEPT. 26. I Is TuEnE was a. rumour in London yesterday that the Prince of Wales had met with a severe accident while hunting at Balmordl; but as nothing is Said of the source from whence the rumour comes, and as there is no apparent evidence of its reliability, we may hope that it is entirely without foundation. Tile case of most importance before the Glas- ...

... (g-jEflRAML MNEWSi The Queen has permitted Dr Norman Mac- leod to write a description of Scottish scenery for the illustrated edition of Our Life in the Highlands, which is soon to ?? ill Post. ALiE OF PROPRrTY.-.The estate of Liybster, Caithuess, Was on Wednesday sold at Mr Dowell's Rooms, and purohased by Messra 1 Todo, Muray &Jamieson, W.S., atthe upset I price of 224,000. -CaO ait. The ...

... (Froma Once a Week, Fublieled by Bradbury & El7wars) IWhen the dream of Hungarian independence Wv. iudely idisanolved by the simultaneous advance of the .Austrian and Russian armies on Peth]; G4rgey with his patsiot army-still 40j660 strong-peeing. the geie was up, and wishing to save his nountry a .much as possiblb froin the retaliatory Veugeauce of Austria, capitulated at Viilagorz to ...

... IPOLICdE BOARD. The usual fortnightly meeting of this Board was held yesterday-the Lord Provost presiding. TMN PRINCR OF WALES' VISIT. From the minutes of the Watching and Lighting Committee it appeared that they had agreed to re- commend that it be remitted to their convener and sub-convener, along with the Magistrates, to make Ithe necessary police arrangements in connection with the visit ...

... IT B!A IS OF. B1UTS MJORITY. * esterday, in antiolpation of the apph30chin leeC. tivitles, tbh town of Rotiesay wore sin apeot of un: ionted animeation. Ntuncous' isitirs had rvied, 'and'every steamer brought fresh accessions, till the. principal hotels in thepliie were filled to 'overwow- ing 'Among the arila duing the day wero oeveral *of the guests invited to kousbtuart, where the Mar. qui ...

... 1ruikqi'LAI EOLtP3St. _ ~ ~ ' Ad- j4* ! , ; f 5 | ,Captain(~ i'erm ci ta emala do~pnn,,hsfow~xcdthq 'following;iep9,Xt of 1iisaQb39r~ta~top thegeiip e of *e, *;tbe sun on 'the 18th ult, : . . . no ''T96t0'osition of the hip')atthe' timeof the firnis cosl{act was latK16 N. 'long.,s 4,16 '1:i bein thus 20 ti-. 1'aiifles'noth of the'nortliernino~ t lmi of-' ?? Pn tbatme'ridian.1Toois ?? ~ ...

... K3:IItSYTR WATER SUPIPY. Ir A raeoting of. this Comtnittee was held on Thurs. h day last, in the Parochial Chambers, presided over a by Thomas Frew, Esq. of Gavoae House, ChaiairIican it of the Parochial Board-Mr John Stevensbn, the r engineer, being present. Mr MnoPhail, Olerk to the Water Committee, laid before the meetingan analysis a Ind rvport by the eminent chemist, rrofosgor Penny, I of ...

... G1EENMRAI 3-EW,%,S . I Reys Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh, tteuded by Lieut.-Colonel Dut Plat, ?? ?? Monday from the Continent. Barl Russell has become a subscriber to the Leigh Hunt memorial fund. Should the necessar amount be forthcoming, the monu- ment Wil be erected in three or fou months Pi pomntilitiine.. A congress of sohoolmasters is now being held in Florence. The objeot of the ...

... ?? -, Xy - : --i . ?? -: -: : - 1I: ?? - -:@I THE UNIVEISITIBB REGISTRATION- E t ' I We do iot know whetheri n ofnur general ieWd- 'ers hie ?? iu advertisemientt whichl appea red 1sf th, ~Glsgodw* 6epapers a fe*.'days ago, as t'the ' ?? 'a'ny ¢andid~dte'for, the;'reprserntation of the~plveritie~iof Scotaindai0 ioW the statutor fee eilgible, by 'tht BReglstrar i ,ol.'t'U~niversityoie tlse ? ...

... * * 4. * - - ! ., ; - , ~ : . ! MEETING OF MR A. ORB EWING'S WORKMEN. [afMMUNICATAD, OA Iriday evening, 18th cuit., a meeting of Mr A. Orr Ewing's workmen, of Levenbank, Milton, and Dillichip Works, was held in- the Parish School Room, Jamestown, for the purpose of contradicting. certain statements made respecting them at the meeting of the Luss Tenantry on 31st August, more especially mi the ...

... ILAtE T NEWs. MI=RnD OPFIOE, Saturday lw. TELEGRAMS BY SPECIAL WIRE. THE EARTHQUAKES I* PERU AND ECUADOR. : 'iURTHER DISTAILSE 'Panama) Sept, 1 (vi; BtNazairo). The Panama Skar of -to.day ?? news in our columns to.dsy is the most appalling, and painful we have ever laid before our readers. Thousands of lives have been lost, whole cities, towns, and vil. Wiges have been swept away, and ships ...

... LATS it - a I4.ATEi St-4Xt . . .IIS& OlFFIoE, '14iday Mor'Mu.g, | T&LEGRASBy ' WIRE. BUOOESSbMt LAtrXCH oF TI BERDMUDA . LOATING DOCK, 'Yesterday, at' high water, .nbout tw enty minuiteq ,,pasttwo ?? ?? to get the Bermuda'floatig dork off; the BI1Wp at Suieri town .iorth Woolwioh,'and the.resultb waqa great success. During the, twenty four''.hours 'thatb had cla sd sneth ?? R backingj of the. ...