... NOTES ON THE WEATHER OF JUNE, 1872, :COIPAaED Wntr TTINT' OF 1-'- Mijj'H DURING TIHE SIXTEEN YEARS 1856-7L II - . . , : I I I ,W I THuE past month was of average, temperature, quiet, duall, 8 and unusually et, -withia ratIher low barometer.bi The mean height of the barometer (at 32'. and sea level) br, was 29.770 inches, which is 0 173 in. below the mean height oth of the barometer for the ...

... 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 ...

... to thcinisomiulicatiolls. WEDNESDAY, July 17, 1872. e THE NORTH AMIERICAN FISHERIES. LORD KIMMERLEY seems to wish it to be supposed a that the'North American provinces have accepted the t Fishery previsions under the Treaty of Washington s out of a'filial devotion to the mother country. Lord Salisbury thinks there are other causes for it, and for the waiving of the claims for the Fenian raids ...

... WOILA g;8 ,y ' Ha,. I . t ~ ~ ~ . .O 0 ' IJ i ; 'a fl st~efiers~spn t ij - . .: . !, 1.: i.1_'Berilin, July it Muac-hhas'been said aboitt the comprehensive prevarations made by general Moithe in antici- pationD'b£,t, late'iineorable..campaign., The planshe~is be~ievedto' h~a~ve drawn. up, the cal- colatioss,he Lis supposed to have made in ad- vance, have been so often discussed in the nb- ...

... E&CLESA STC!4 L. lire -- - lag~ 9AssauPsANG. -Ind-ucnim-The 11ev. Thomanss Dr Drsae aeo umnuock, having accepted ai few~ hes~ !weeks ago a-unan imous'call to the pastorate of thea U-T Congregational Church, Cambuslang, was inducted fr to'his new eharge-on. Sabbath last, The Rev. Jas.-I Troupe; M.A. Heilenshiirgh, presided, and preached gi te fbrenoou and eventing. Mr rsbine conducted the le ty ...

... GLASGOW POLICE BOARD, The usual fortnightly meeting of the Police t Board was held yesterday-the Lord Provost pre-t siding. FrIB STEAK ENGINES. The Watching and Lighting minutes bore that the Committee had agreed to recommend that two additional fire steam engines be procured. Mr OSBOxNE moved the adoption of the minutes, and said that the question of two additional fire steam enaines wes not ...

... IT :~ 1 . | - is. ?? Y4P.IPO' said be k-nev the noble ti ?? i JieWO the G very snspiCiOU > turn0 I b ge )5oiO rl g ofnehi3tbilla ang *u t¶2%ea macth inreryva of the p ?e .;pl0? t5t'e made.a vetin i a blarbX bbv I~se Potjer t;> OdtSI~c bouscians. lo t e 9sl lt~s'rs ?? aa Diats Bill V'?115 ib i Fart t, S ?? Wods 1mm Eil ?? theog 1jsoftY ganstb5oyesmn~ -21 ODTCH CuE]DTocATIOmN' BILL. > n f2 ot ...

... , N HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY, July 15. Their Lordships met at five o'clock. h The Glasgow and Kilnarnock Joint Line and ?? Eailway Bill was read a third time and .JI assed. THE DIRECTOR OF THE BOTANIC GABDENS. Earl DERBY gave notice that on Monday next l- he should call attention to the case of Dr Hooker e ' Kew. LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANIES. s 'I'he Commons' amendments to the Life Assur- arce ...

... ora nAA M- 1- %'na POLICE CouRT.-There was the usual L7 number of cases of breach of the peace, tritling assaults, and petty thefts, at this Court yes- 38 terday morning, but there were no fewer ?? to 24 persons charged with havin been drunk and incapable between Saturday night and Sunday. )6 This number has not been equalled during tue ir patseventeen years. t- A MILrrA DxsERER.-Yesterday, at ...

... LETIE1 8 TO S'TH IT-0I ?? TEIE REV. WILLIA SD ';-.KNIGHAT ADD b IS Iva ACCUSEWe. r . -. itt. - . : Iuly. .d 13, I. 1 of Sm,-I Wish to 'indicate briefg -,but- without' - delay, to my co-presbyters; and ?? reason why I dare not assent to*hat Mr Tayir 's motion to-day requested. Hefirst !iropostdthat the Court should demand from me an avowal'of Trinitarian belief. I considerthe demandirregular it ...

... X COLasroEta.-Cal.-At a meeting of the Ayr fol ,e Presbytery of United Original Seceders, held at enl a Ayr on. Wednesday, Mr Benjamin Brown, pro- thi Lg bationer, completed his trial discourses and other thi Ittrial exercises for ordination. Mr Brown is atpre- a bo sent under call to the congregation in Colmoneil, an je and his ordination is expected to take place on or'A about the 16th' of ...

... I -1 A PARI _,nr nFLOBDS IbsDAy, Ju1l3 1G. | 5or55or LEPSTISDA ?? 10 1sgo7 DSFDSy2JlllElG Thd.Ljr 71er' 'w'J;IPJ ?? 31Mr JusticO t A~~e+tot--as pr da t-, r0 outr U 5,ttlEL0 - l,-i W t 15L(' ,- it l l ~t read o >^st iD Sl' ttylbitd~trie :Irstrance Bill I~, r:oor Oe'.1-L: -h tbe 1,rebure of ?? 53 si;5 3-£sCG ?? of ac , t s ,7z.1t. 11tori. 001e. SW y1 i-ie i end n - Ii F2 h er W~5, ?? n GO ...