... I THE FALL OF A WALL AT KIRKcALDY. -d ^ FIVE MElN ILMLED. l a -- ?? Y. The worst fears have been realized regarding CI Athe melancholy accident which occurred at te isPathhead, near Kirkealdy, on Friday afternoon, ur ,e and which was noticed in the Herald of Satur. m ns day. When our telegram was despatched one Pe man had been taken from the ddbris of the fallen wall dead, while fears were ...

... -mu . Thursday Evening.' COTTON MAURET.-The market has'. again been very dtull, and prices rather in favour of buyers. Pia Indis MBa-T.-The warrant minrket has been quiet and steady all day, without change in price, closing at 92s 9d cais and 93s lid one month. No. 1 g.im.b., 94s ed; No. 3, 93s, CLYDE CRUSHED SuGaR MARRM.-Low and fine kinds in active demand at 3d advance. Mediuml very firm. A ...

... 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 ...

... GLASGOW AMATEUR ORCHESTRAL ?? SOCIE3TY . I _ On Thursday evening, the members of this Society, under the guidance of their conduotor, M. Mehul, gave a concert in the Queen's Rooms, when a -large and unusually brilliant audience assembled to do honour to a body of amateur musicians entitled to every encouragement from all friends of the art. The selection of music was exceptionally good, and ...

... RAIL WAY MEETINGS. ; GIRVAN AND PORTPATRICK. The half-yearly meeting was held in the Town Ha.l, Stranraer, yesterday afternoon. In the absence of the Chairman, Sir John Hay, Bart., M. P presided, The CHAIsRAN moved the adoption of the report, which has already appeared in the Herald. Mr D. ?? of Gass seconded the motion, which was unanimously agreed to. 3 The CHAIRMAN proposed that Mr David ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCES I 'PT VP£CIAi W1R : | (By SPFWZAL VIRS: AMD pBZSS.ASSOCIAIo0Y TBLFAIRAPHSJ oUT LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. Mu FAWCETT'S BILL-MINISTERIAL PROSPECTS, Wednesday Night. I JUVE to repeat that Mr Fawcett's Irish Uni- versity Tests Bill is practically regarded as dis- posed of for the session. Mr Gladstone, as 1 redictd; has refused to give up a Government night for the discussion of ...

... I., PMISLEY. - C I)RUNK AND DiSOitBERLIES..'-At the Police ...

... THEGOVERNMENT ANVMR: IFAWCETT' I - BILL irraf o:.h3al convoy, . It is or.diitY to: onvoy to our readers, and . X AUbvr~aI , y ,Wat' .large, eha. Annuouncenent, thatbiefore the present vyeek, hp ireaohedits-elose Mr Gladstone Adniiotra tdfiniiL l eptvo been dibOO }ved.9 ?? 4 iiliinservitiV0 Ministry will be pbhpaixflg;to est I0 idz hat'c'wa'.Prove~td'be a bongtcermofoie' e 'ti tat9hbi.9 ...

... aei it M ,ill Lin 8 I th I0 ry a 5 r a e r N1 al er eor lo, leo for Foi ol A general meeting of the members of the Glasgow Landlords and House Factors' Association was held yesterday afternoon in the Religious Institu- tion Rooms-Mr Fulton presiding-for the purpose of considering the Poor-Law Amendment Bill and the 41st clause of the Scotch Education Bill. The Secretary (Mr James Whitton) read ...

... | IMPERIAL PARLIAM&ENT | , . , . . . , : .I HOUSE OF LORDS-MoNDAY, April 22. on Po The LouD CHANCELLOR took nd seat authse wool- TI sack at five o'cloek. th THE BANKRUP'TCY or A MEM9SB 05' Toi 1OUSE. co Th- LORD CHANCELLOR gave notice that on Thiiresaynext 'he should move to the effect that the House i satlafiid that a, noble Lord,.*a member of the House bad .6atlsfiod the terms of the Act, Pa ...

... IMPERIAL. PARLIAMENT. I flf rrflfl n. HOUSE OF LORDSFADWAY, Apr1126. The LoRD CAN0ELLR03 took his seat on the woolsack a few minutes after five o'clock. THE INTERNA'TINsL PEAC0E CONGREHS. The Earl of CARNARVON &ked-whether the Government had been applied to to defray the ex- penses of printing the necessary papers in connec- tion with the International Peace Congress to be held in London in ...

... The annual dinner of the Institution of Civil i Thineers took place in London last evening under the presidency of Mr Hawksley. Prince Arthur, X responding to the toast of his own health, ?? is a very great pleasure to me to see here Bo many of a profession distinguished for its energy, ability, e and perseverance, and which I think 1 can say, I without disparagement to anyother country, ...