... GREEIBNOOIL :NORV'SED E~t730A.1? ACOMhoDATON - To-day, the postal receiving offices in West a Blacdha;C Street ad Rnue-End Street-will be Si ...

... YA CH TING. r- FORTEH YACHT CLUB REGATTA, ?e The annual regatta in connection with the Forth id yacht Club took place in the Firth of Forth, Id near Granton, on Saturday. The weather was very i favourable, there being a fine westerly wind and is smooth sea. In the absence of Admiral Bowe, J. d A. Forbes, R.A. M., acted as commodore. In the competition with first-class yachts four entered. The ...

... o POETICAL, ERnnoR- A thing of beauty is a joy for ever. Is it, my boy I Marry it, and you will find that it is very much the reverse. o NoN DOLET. -MrPunch- Willian, William, l v this is very, very sad! Why these repeated floggings, dear boy? Not a week passes but- Head tboy- Akll right, sir! What's the odds? It don't e huert ! d WILLINx TO PLEASE. -Mistress (to lazy house- - maid)- ...

... ?? AM?N1ThtIhl? Itmay be ,_onybanVent'.t0' ou-r ioe tt~fr iiconpected view of,* th imnmnspooe ob for made in. the Education 3~91. Telds a o 1to three decisions, on the subjec.O Mody 'anight it resolved, by a majority: of 56(53 ?? .gtoh content with a temporary Boar as suggested. Mr La ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ b ~,byMr.M'Lagasa'trectM Gro'sPra- ti ,Wtosd permasent Board of Educato fo Sotb &, s The ?? ...

... MEETING OF THR FACULTY IOF PROCURATORS. his ' to TH~~r~E riND TENREsu BIILLS, 6ir.8 An' adjourned meeting 'of the ?? of 1'ro-P ore -curators was hold yesterday, in the Library of the BF Z' Faculty, to consider and, if so resolved, approve bill of (16t) a petition to the House of Commons against bi Lad the Land Transfer (Scotland) Bill, and (2d) a peti- B eSs. dont in faivour of the Land ...

... P- A L B - - OR - °ITI PAR~OOM t BOAR.X -The ?? Monthly steeting of the members of tins Board was held ?? Jam' e Beith in the chair . ' L A TI - - T E )MTE P=DALWS;,l The minutes of previout rneetidng hlving beefL read- and passed, tbh CZnaRaii' said he wais 'id3y- sorry totbe i the viaorta atej oeition of having again sgo s6oon to refer to the death of one of their number. Wr Dallas had been ...

... Friday Evening. GLA6soo CusToms RvEN1E.-The following is 6 a comparative statement of the Customs revenue 3 at this port for the mouth ended May 31, with the four preceding similr periods:- Month ended May 31, 1872'.£.,86,828 1 I to ~ , ?? 71, 73 6 4 1870. 81,1'2 6 7 I' II ?? 8 3 1868 ?? 74,818 2 8 GBwEOCx CusTovs Rrvmquj-The following is the return for the month ending 31st May, 1872, ...

... 21Z VLA rTZLY,.S; ; ID-C;OY OF 1HE 1 I I-1 3 inszoection, of t al eiE. t 'fe s! W::i 3 ;lftertmooi. it l, r1.in!j : . -I n up nail ,cjh lx.; eilto .. t u'.1i jT ei ?? 4.30. Atter rI,%; .uiarched i th c - ; atheeled i nit e by 1.: r 1 a Lraxiuilt, Sir totr, Tile A-iss t~t::t ?? ?? i ?? n.:. I! C.B.) Waui. unthe 4' i ' a Ii a. an war 're' i ii * : - acconiparied by the :u tauntes attn ,usl~ e ! ...

... er- &srar~ i or Co evxurs- bout eight o'clock yesterday monin the prison 'an from the av- Nqorth Prison, Glsgow, arrived here with some m l inmates, being the first batch of the convicts ds, who are to be located in Paisley Jail, as lately arranged between the authorities and the Go. !yvernmesnt. os.Tows- COUNCIlL. -A meeting of Town Council was held last ?? M irray presiding. fishe mig tea of ...

... PAISILY. Tmzrn.-John MbLntreu aud Alezxsdn w. s son, two lightermen belon ging to Giasgow, er charged at the Police Court on Saturday pe stealing from the lighter David, while Ing a' the quay, 23 feet of rope. Tho men bad get a the spree after arriving here, and sold the0ro 1 one piece of which was traced to a brol:er j town. The charge was found proven, and iatl rCochran, who presided, ...

... IRMSI P1'ESBYTETIAP CHURCH. The Getihral A\;:cn islv was occupied diuring al- mosX the whele ,i vestecry with the consieloration of the cducation ru;tioli A lengthened series if resolutions were ?? e' adhering, to the principle cif united non-sectsa tin ed'ucation, as opposed to the deosniuiational system, and the determuination to maintain that prnlcip'c in its integrity by every -neals in ...

... ded LINIaHCGOW HORTICULTURAL SOCaTY. - The autumn exhibition of flowers fruits, and vegetables gra-in connection with the Li&ithgow Horticultural aich Society, was held on Saturday in the Burgh School ery- Rooms. Considering the unfavourable season and the the late unpropitious weather, the show, as a whole, rate was exceedingly good, although perhaps not so any large as some of recent years. ...