... ?%T?RESFOND?cB ?? l~ { BILL-STIPENI P.G. ,rLs-THDE GLASGOI : LollD-ADVOCATL~ i\'il- W^ ?? ;i Nigh~t. xci for the (ilinidleia- Hj ;, eri~ln vit'e Lords'I .4 t fo- .,1,sitil itl, all anti. . : i*iburgh . - ?? t'.alt when ?? ;- - ?? 1. p ...

... A°fl - --sSDiooR Lie 00B 737; D p0Or1 LAW 5 , oT. Thursday Evenifgl. G petOS terms of the Lords' be the Pr :ation Bill has not yet I the£du The committee o anon1 B tstiveiy 'of frh tom ?? , h b te duty offrinigf them bwt to Wbonit set put them Into shape. aestl htO dela edo twork bgr Mr Gordon, TdY~bem ~ ?? practicaly rest0 fdtrirnwe their final form. a tt~ ?? ill to a consideraof ...

... Le THE DISCOVERER OF DR LIVINGSTONE - INTERVIEWED. ndl The Deily TelegmyAp sent a correspondent tow ice meet Mr Stanley at .Masilles, and he has received co eat some further information as to the explorer. The hi -i- -correspondent says -.-I have been fortunate enough as ;he to anticipate here that news from Central Africa tb at, and from its greatest explorer for which Europe se ad, and ...

... Iyr g is-FRIDSS, 7d5. iyrB ?? t ~~ ~ juy z. L s met at five al oc L Lsoro §)5r Sy^-Ltgg 1 aidT had r-os'de tr Thei ,,EoP M3LITaY ter3 AT Under OS P-i SAL. Ib. kb MtlgqsW wfhether his 5ttenirtOf had been ?? le for posed 3 ?? of a manitae a 'DheD~i for 'tr esaltisln -aor itex.11 and to the ?? objectiof dta~~vtheate d wtof thisin you5 Lod- ep t n LAN - o ;it the -I can his rert to i ?? the war ...

... e?- ?Ijjwi Z?o IffB, gP!2'QIL ,,,gTT-8 , - -- _ ?,Vv AgOUT TO MARRY. ie T > nto ?? about t iry of' ?? : y ar15 tc ve atfai present is to Pehiss 2dw gaas . bI ' ult, while naed te the Ca to0 whic ofen t3 n che shh( -50 ?? om~0it the na e of thea ?? there are an t;ied at his suggestion bus ither ofahsintended or die ers r b ?? v The eoth ofern hi 'sn~on r-e ...

... Queenstown, July 20. The Guion steamer Wisconsin, from New York, arrived here this evening and proceeded for Liver- pool, The Cunard steamer Siberia, from Boston, arrived here at 12.45 A.M. to-day. Quesnatown, July 21. The Inman steamer City of London and the National Company's steamer Italy, from New York, arrived here to-day, and proceeded for LiverpooL The Cunard steamer Russia, from ...

... TILMARNOCK TOWN COUNCIL. Tu- .-0,1a -,itinc, was held yesterdav- The monthly meeting was held yesterday- r Provost Dickie presiding. The Clerk called atten- t tion to the deed of settlement, of date 11th June, 1819,.prepared at the instance of John Wilson- s described as sometime of Kilmarmock and now ,of the town of Ayr, bookseller, and ?? of the, e publishers of the Ayr Advertiscr,-in ...

... . i) ; ;? - - I I I ?? t .!ai ia Cji -I~l. In. e li t i r:- i . ' i : i yli ,. pa'. .0~w heel ?? '-c1 ir,4 e- e 'Mlir 04e 'SJI I -: hs-,, .!:0 e i%'l a j for tihe Cn-, e1s-i ?? 1 h !i Is-hlarhl iuf Mv l5 z -f- ?? Fra> .. a ing tne conducldt .;r ?? - a ?? 2 itienugil. istnvtio,. a Ciently stropg and pr-en:, *i r' s- proof, but then the prIoflch. n ee! let r to destroy the chsa-r's right i, ...

... LSTTrZB TO TirB ZDnB. THE GLASGOW POST OFFICE. , sneyl G aw ?? 5, 1872. O SZIt,-1 am Very glad to see hmthe Herald that we, the long-suffering and patient people of Glas- gow, are likely soon to obtain liberation in respect to the management of Post Office affairs, and that this city is soon to be placed in a position of inde- randhe fom the government and contrl of Oar Post Office for many ...

... on~~~ a ?? -s~_s __m _1_ BUCFASAN N!OIrT AsYLvUI.-The number ad- tc ':itted for 'the week -ending 2kth July was s] Le 27. males,.6 'emalesj. clild-total, 3S - ir 2t COAL AND ImoN. -Last week,. 1256 tons of c] coal were shipped from 'Greenock'for foreign a' . ports,, and 212 tons were taken per coasting ves- essels-total, 144;8. ''T~ere Were also taken 1000 t4 e- tons of pig iron for-foreign ...

... I of DrAn COCOA-NUTs.-At the Sheriff Criminal 90 Court, yesterday-before Mr Sheriff Tennent- r &e -a fisherman-, -namedJohn- - Frsnpleadqd.p ;rt-j guilty to having stolen two cocoa nuts from tho b ila]' brig Pioneei of: ml .prebeniy:di'chargi~igt'. o: ;ho West 'haroir, agrvated by hiin :havinhibeen i~ntwice previously convicted of thkeb anld he 'was 3 3g 'Accinnivo TOTZE tBA ?? _ Int. ...

... ast. ,r INrIRMNsY.-The Treasurer of the 14firmrs - requests us to acknowledge receipt of £4J2s 6d, i- -er ,Mr George M'IKerraeherj,.secretary, being. balancefrom excursio4aof the United Weavers i of Pase. ?? ?? f IA WARNING To CAaTMcs.Yesterday, at the s Justice of Peace Court-g~essrs A. R. Pollock, A, C. 'Bolms, and J -A. -Mackean on the benchi r-Jobhn' Muktn,; c-arter,' residina if, Mni ...