... 1: D)X N BU RGH. SEIrl) 1;i i)to~rWN.LOG IN A WgLnn-Yestorday t lie jr1 vlt J-,hu (raig, a mason of about 'u° yerrs of asestdrits rg ait the Grove, was drawa e°t of a .1 IC' ;, lrtor's yard in Cauewayside. It appealfir .. t llt c(,eCsed, who has been for some times ita, it.t AA le1. rr- delncy through beiog out of ejplovrlelrt, l;.d g 'le rahd thrown himself into the tvell on tire 1,1'u, ...

... i i WEbiNUCKi, GREESOCK rEIALE BENEVOLENT SOOESTY.-The anmlal oueetuo %vai fild ou Monday in the School Of lt;duetry- ke. Nir Laughton presiding-when the anrmial rip it w vas subsidtted, which stated that the niolel of UeN- arr on the roil of the society ?? the Pai ?? itd been 301. The number on Uoe roil at cr. ?? The expenditure lait year aVs 443Us lo 3. w Iai the subscriptions and dona- ...

... In a review of the diary of Print, Salt.Shalw, th1e Times g6v,, the following sketc of tin, Pricess, his wife:- At this point in onir narrative we Must turn to tbe adventur(s of the Princess aIlml1Sainu, n Alnglto- Amesican lady, whom we are proud to claim, tran*- atlalntically, as our conl-in. Wueu her hasbeud went up to Queretaro the Princess renainted at ''achalya, a pretty place, near &aX ...

... MR BRIGUT'S MD D TESrAUENf SrYL:,I (FroU the spectator .) simplicity ThoTe i i so;,ethia'g of the state ly simplicity of thlie O (d Testanment about Mrx Bright's poli- tic i style, and inl his constant and profound sni)itinhilit O i i o relation of politics to domestic life. ''heconfOS.iOTl inhis speech theother day, tlhat it )ad l been his ambition to grow a freer la as lie gse holder, ...

... SUPPER AND PRESENTATIO\- CAPTAIN MU.lhu, M ) . Last night Captain Munro, latr- the steamship Hibernia, was enter4ir ?? in the George Hotel. The chair .. Kr Richard Munro, while tae- ,. *Nere ably ?? by \1 I addition to the guest of the ceet. r and croupier were supported by tr- 1, I' 1: mond, Councillor Morrison Dr b ' James Blair, A. D. Gray, G. H. T, Blair, Captain Pobb, Charles L i. ...

... To the Editor of the Glasgoiv Herald,. Sin,-The present dulness, now lasting for three years nearly, has forced on my attention the great want of some system of cheap travelling for work. juen in search of work. Every trade has its tramp i-jstem, but of all the plans in operation it is with. out exception the most demoralising. From my position I see this daily. Once a Man gets on the road, it ...

... {Fnom tho rall Mall Gazete.) It is well known to our readers that the off- shoot of the EnglishlProtestantEpiscopalChhurch whichexistain A mericahasno sortof connection with the Government-that it does not receive the patronage, and is not liable to the control, of either division of the Federal power. There was originally a certain amount of State sup- port given to the Church, but for a long ...

... For some time past the pi oceedings of the Hon. and Bev. F. R. Grey, rector of Morpeth, have ex- cited considerable discussion among his congregation, and on Sunday morning last they culminated in a scene of an unusual character in a place of worship. The bon. and rev. gentleman was allowed to proceed with the earlier pact of the service, as there was nothing more than usually objectionable in ...

... Oialaza* P-u =Ibrl TIns Prince of Wales was invested with the order of the Black Eagle at Berlin on Tues- day. The ceremony was performed with great pomnpand circumstance by King William. It is now also stated positively that his Royal Highness became a Freemason before leaving Stockholm, information to this effect having been forwarded to the English craft. It is Ithought probable that the ...

... GENERAL NENWS.] The Mayor of Cork had before him the other (lay a man who was charged with being drunk. The prisoner on his wvay to bride well said he was a Fenian, and would die for the cause of Ireland. Testimony to this effect having been rendered, the Mayor exclaimed, That is good national language. Do you consider that sedi- tious language 1 The constable replied, II thought so. The ...

... (From our own Correspondent.) Melbourne, 8tb Dec., 1868. It is usual to begin a latter from this and of the earth with an allusion to politics; but what shall be written when there is not a stir in that region 1 To take a retrospective glance would lead in the direc. tion of the nmaze from which we but recently made a glad exit ; and to look forward would be to take a leap in the dark. It is ...

... TIHE LOSS OF THE HIBEUNIA. An engineer sends the following communication to the 'illies:- It is really too bad that steamships should be lost by au influx of water into the hold of the vessel. in the steamships London and Hibernia we had from n00 to 1000 horse-power of boilers all in good order, and plenty of coals. In other words we had from 500 to 1000 horses all ready and willing to work, ...