... r emansr .1 UR STAjWLr.-W0 Understand that Provost Murray has received a telegram from Mr Stanley, the discoverer of Dr Livmngstone, accepting an invitation to Paisley . Mr Stanley will de liver a lecture on the 28th instant, in connection with the series to be given this season in the Free Public Library and Museum. Sir Peter Coats will preside. A S U NR ULv C 3ni cwR-Vorn-WiflamPitchie, ...

... R SPEECHg OF TRI OHANCELLOR O. THE EXCHEQUER. Ihe 208th annual meeting and dinner of the Scottish Corporation were held in London on d Saturday. At the former, where Sir John Heron Maxwell presided, the report of the directors was , unanimously approved. Amongst other interesting ,s information, it stated that the life subscriptions durin th past year amounted to £734 10s, the , annua ...

... A mama of the creditors of Meurn Glad- stanes A Co. wi probably be held in about ten days, Commo N MamT.-The markethas been very quiet, but rices are still without change. CzYvz (7 EmizD eatul MAE=.-The market closed with a flat tone as compared with last Saturday. Sugar above 41s was 3d cheaper, frvmi 38s to 41s about 6d lower, and inferior sorts 9io 2tos. WooLLds mm AN'GOLA Yaass.-Trade is ...

... ,4,4tjbg§ p,(t.d ! lqt ?? T'- . . ANA:LS 1AGAIN 1-THE ALNSt, WTELL IN THE.GBEENV ?? Glasgow, 5th September, 1872. P' SIic,-_Tosands of my. ?? ivil learn i'a with a pang of regret- that tke, Arns' Well in the1 u Green is among the. thing that weiieZ'gone, shli a terated I An ascient'and famailnir 'hudmark, dear .q to the hearts of rll true son es oQlasgoW, has been' 'f stamped .ut-and tlat ...

... IRELA ND. Tue MUnDERDROuS AsSAULT IN f: . On~ ~Seurday,' in 1thaL.Northerp Divisionali O soieC ~t,:EviwardiO'Kelly,,,a shoprmaljr, 28 ,-years .Qf. pne a ~ogh bfogtqC'e( ?? ?? feloni. a ouslyshot at aun wounde4 Davld Murphy, late . 1 cashier in, tho 1rishman newspaper ofiQe, with I e intent to murder him; 'with having prescuted a' i [ revolver ait another person to prevent his arrest; I 0 and ...

... Mr. GLADSTONE ANDIUOAMAN CATHOLICISM. ?? the Rev. Dr Potter, St Lulre's, heffield, received the following letter from the 1ireejirr:- 1. ete. Sir,-I am directed by Mr Gladstone to :eknouwledge the receilpt of your letter of yesterday's date, in which you allude to a letter written by his drp'tieol to Mr A. Maw to the effect that the ctitemsnto in your lecture as to Mr Gladstone's t ligion had ...

... EXTROACTS FROM --P-UNCH. . -PRIeS RIDDdE,- Why would a novel writeh by Charles Read hnnd aiy other fellaw be like pitch-?- Because it-would be Bi-Bunmen. -- PnmAN SPmAKIMG;-Aunt- Wellb~by, can you 1 a-pebk more diseinctly than when we last met ? I Elder:JBrother- 0, yes, indeed, aunt l ?? can call atsiade as ade/ I . ?? - I Smescx IT SwoN.-The W5aethert his year was verysuttible to ...

... L.r1TERS TO THE EDITOR. COLLIIEFS ANDWSTRIKES. Scottisl emkployment Office, it Wellington Arcade, :Sauobiehali Street,.Glsegow. S:B.-The colliers, and indeed other workmen, at -the present day eeamto be quite at a, loss as to their proper position pecuniaiy and socially. With respect to-the -matter in dispute Whien Is no0w causing many heortburnings and much anxiety amongst the poorer ...

... GRfEENOCXC. BANRK~UPTOY OF WILLIAM ANDEDsox.-A meeting of the creditors of William Anderson, p produce merchant and sugar broker in Greenock,- a, at present fisrth of Scotland, one of the partners el of William Anderson & SonsS, produce merchants si and sugar brokers in Greenock, was held in the h Tontine Hotel, Greenock, when Mr James a Welsh, accountant, Greenock, was appointed an trustee. ...

... TRE UPPLY Ot. WATE FOE.MANU- ?? . :ACtURIlG PUR'OSE.9 Ini U9',VLA ?? ?? ,, .ai Th ihe Water Colmmissioners, ait their' meeting to.Pi re morrow, are to take isto coneideristion a report by fro of Mr.Gsle,.engineeir, with.reference'tothes iieats of ilh d ' ' i Iasapply of water for.tho use of factory, H. h owners, and for manufacturing or general ;btsineis St, id upoethrtoughout the city. In ...

... PAISLEY FuNnF.nscT OF THE LAF XI1 J3. J. LADtB.-The remains of this highly esteemed gentleman were interred yesterday iu the Cemetery. The funeral was a public one, and as a mark of respect to tthe memory of the deceased gentleman, the bell of, the High Church tolled from two o'clock till the obsequies had been performed. A large number of. gentlemen, including many of the personal friends of ...

... HIE OVLUNMTERS C011PEIrIos.-A watch between No. 0, 31st Lr IRA'., and SNtb lBotliwell), ten men each side, _ Itl paes OD Sattirlay at Cumbuslang Range. , t:tnces weul 200, 500, and G00 yards; five 'r ;aidat cach. N,. 9, 31st, were victorious by 44 I XO. I COMPANY 1T CORPS 2.RV.-A match Prti >Ien Seven eftlie rs and usnon commissioned acers and privates belonging to this company I place at the ...