... GLASGOW POLICE ?? G,,. ! The t M.7 2t*tmee6gof the ?? ?? At a meetin of th6 Statute Labour Commintte-6 ,tld on the 27th 'inDt., tii me eoril 4r6ving tha Iondon Road should be causewayedsq $ a eld irg Street was considorsd, and .thq OlOi4 wffiin- tructed to informthe morialista that the roaI ,,a nnder the aharge of the Shts id Ti tees, ,nd that the Board hadnothing totlo vwth~temam- tenanc( ...

... ?? ozrd. Deceased ?? been.about 35 oa 4E art- years of age and 6 feet 9 inchesp'n heighf if I W len d4za 'that the body'bkid enlong in Sin- ?? 'AlznooD' BitTw - Assxuvr, ?? t the Polict Orho Court, ?? Kerr or: the benchZ.- ow- Alexandei ' nrae; labourer, restding At d row ?? was remanded on a seriouf ron, charge of assaulting a woman nanid Mrs I.inn- ar's stone; It is alleged that iho accused, ...

... GREENOOK. , act At ?? ml- ?? .BucnANpz? N iGHT Asxyug.-The numberad- mitted for the week ending 22d September, was 18;malesj 3.females-total, 21. : : - COAL AND InoN SrnPsisNTs. -Lat week, 2349 tons of. coal. were exported from. Greenock for foreignportsr and 1374 tons 'were:taken coast: wise-total, 3722 tons. 470 tons of pig iron were also shipped for foreign ports. . SlIsEENINO.-At the ...

... PITTENWIEEM TOWN . &NCIL. A MAGISTRATE ACCUSED OF 6.ULA i- eO!sECRaTi.T A meeting of Pittenweern Tenwn (o lncil was, held on Friday ?? ;a - 4il prcoiding, Mr James Tosh was unaniiuor! u-, lected pre. vont, and Mr Alex. Wolch, by s ni ?? ity of six to four over Mr Purves, first baiiit. Bailie Wtlch, in returning thanks, said theo was toue third Gr fourth time he had been returned tfo .ie ...

... -YE~TATES. T1 . , 1 nyN lon IgSgONDENT.) 17 _ Urf NI j' It S5FONDE NT.) 4 (1110% OVR A ctober I, 1872. New Yrkley« If any further f all up IV, tl that afforded by the 4 If f 5i 111ted ithji. pen yl asiialudiana, P 1jvitor, th New York H1erald f '3ay, made up its mir] tI s. ed be eSufficient. M ;0 decr f bOe~flo1 at this moment. Ho OrOC~l' i3 aot 3t the pr esiden after expond r Iabae8 yto ...

... - I if'; DX'The(qm~t, Thirtyheld ait~tbig toay, at. h f 'wlchM .'Thiers&4dL X Dufaure! were peent. In The forn et spokh ?? two houitm a'tb 0'*sne 10 6ee as ib ibfore' the' :Xrdrel odmittte1 'Ke gave ia eipresssl i to hfitnst deeire for an untdeastandi In ?? bio Coimhitwea .SsZmetbhing ahould be done io tioglve gt eater :tabilltyvto Government,: bat the t) asiesesgeiz Lveway ...

... Co UjtsIlxa. TaE BORDER UNION (LONGTOWN) MEETING. Patron: Sir 1inB)er c6rds: Earl of _ Haddltngton. Lord Howard de Walden, MesraN W. J. MU'atte, W. Brackcnridge, Gee. Ronaldson, N. Dunn, and Rt. 11 (larrutbels, Field Stewards: Messrs W. Wightman, t Itobent OrnGa- , Win. erirocn- d Win. Etoehbtidge. Fled l eooer: 6r Jarnen Plenderlith. Frlag and Silp iSteward: Mr: James Little. Hon. Sec.: ...

... FB' ANCE. Parts, Nov. 5, rvon%86' THenri Rochefort has vidbed Versailles this weel by permissioni of the Gvernnment. Tho Temps 'Eays si4 obiect wag' to mity tho mother of his hildren, *io' is dangerously ill In a convent, in - order to le'gihmiee them, The 'Tempi adds that he 1 has since returned to'prison. s Tho Germans have totally evacuated tbe Haute S Marne. The evacuatiou oa the Macne is ...

... I Yesterday, a breach of promise of marriage, in which the lady is between 50 and 60 years old was o the subject of a law suit before Mr Justice irettW at Carlisle Asies . The plaintiff is Mrs Jane a Hope, widow, of Wath; and the defendant is Mr IC( Joseph Watson, landlord of the Wath Brow Top X public house. The promise was not denied, but-it was pleaded that the plaintiff had subsequently ...

... MONDAY-MORIZ'Gj'T. 9. 1 Our invaders haveo'h4 another SUMOSC. bin Saturdav they -Sttoed the ?? .Gn .saturclay tnay- ?? Army ?? Baftiersevere fight, succeeded in dislodging lti; t ThE ?? where of opinion, however, that thei aucces would have been fatal to the invaders' them>- selves had they been ?? in actual warfare. Mr Arthur Kinnairdhas iabeen presenting an address to PrinxcO Bmnar&ek at ...

... 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 ...