... 1101? TiC?] brURE. ' GLASSFORD FLORAL AND HORTTOURFIJRAL i I SUCIETY. A, meceting for exhibitiou anoe ?? of Ihoa'ahove eaclety wee ~heldin the Parish Schoolroom, bto Saturday. The rjuicdet for flowers. fruits, and velerablta wvere Dr lDougall, titratbavcu U,6rltrebot. Walker. Strathaven; D. UMDougail, Gr, ied laotiyzq. Judges for bfot, Rautlere In tht idllage ?? toy were Messrs Win. btnilhrs; ...

... I1ST MINISTRATE ABATTAION _ _I_ _V_ R ' ~ ~ T~tID DAr. ?? ' . e t The shooting in copntlion with-thliattalion waavreeumed t on Saturdsy at Cadzov Foreast Ransge. The fring at thelong t I rjegee, which wras un belohed on the preceding day, and- ehe a rpeorits' and SLorreeaft-1lructora-Prize were the only crem. nt tions decide d the othera were hela. over for. Saturday a ^raF,',tnjt Tbo llght ...

... -_ A.- ?? A th, Boy DRowNED.-On Saturday afternoon the 'Ubbdy of a'little boy,' . aboui'yearsas or- found in the,'.Eest Harbour. Greenoek 5ho ~et boddy was.l tibsequently iderititied ?? 3it 1MMNfillan, son of astevedore rkdlfiir at IfISav. IiY' Stree. Hirow the 'cciL16d ,hapIened is at pre- sent unknown.. ieh NaRowR 'EsOApE FROM 'DRowNiN'. -Late on Itit Saturlday night, on the- arii'vial' of ...

... II GBDiUGATTA, ON TABTAM. .. CR ron, £B20. AVID rz HAsmaror sL1 OFiniiir THE EAST E R ; ' - . OAATd OF BdOOTLAM, ?? i On Saturdasjl th ?? DlundeeRowing te Club was hel ana was the most exciting thab bes ever been] ar held on the ,Tay. Ther werv thirtoon races in aL., 'be: s cro were :eU watchdi,. nd therizea,-,whiah asnoted In tv - the'-4gtese to about £117 ju inelae-. DW h . tO In. .vice ...

... ?n !,L II ,yq lk? a 'AugN Y I 4 -rR .te Ey ffl I . , , 111-.1.1, ,2n . - ?, - .I- fil ot ifiej&of ihe'ry',tounn - TheA D i Aaii~n n d' . th ud ?? r A iU nldibbital-iivhiah was mauiigiriietbd 10i ~ Th ~ti~j~4~ -d I -uhe.fiUYl, at 'i hteolioir 3' 8at1d - .,ig. ' w . ' i7 The 'baizaar was .fori'maliy~opened by Mr Ce.S. | b nrker, M.P. for the eounty, on Thursday'fere- t noon.-- The weather .was ...

... THF: CB PRINCE OrtTSSIA I .BAVARIA. CO ues dnent1 of Saturdny saYS : The rntian' '°d Royl uighness the Crown If -is lIsperis dtrt _Hi3OO has visitaed Augsburg and Ingoldntadt pr isc bt~rof military ?? in Bavaria, b -thopesi with the same3 hearty and 5~ ?? the part of the civil Hall(h. hb~lis) of .tsburg, an address was vae~c~itcher, in 11,11jl it was~b mentioned tiat and 0li'taryc nritli rtot ...

... THE, MAGAZINES. Cornhlill.-The bost thing in Cornshill thi tk month is the article on English Translations o of Goethe's 'Faust.'b It is somaewhat -trange,' says the writerj a that 'Faust' shares with the 'Iliad' an the Bible the-ill fate of being a work which all -men think they can translate, for the a difficrilties nre extremely obvious to everyone e who reads the tragedY through. We ...

... Next brother to the Prince of Scotland and Wales, enjoys a title which, it is superfluous to remark, is pre-eminently Scottish. He is the first Prince of the Blood who has had a Scottish title as his chief one since the union of the Crowns in 1003, and, so far as our recollection extends, is the only person who has ever had Edinburgh for a chief title. In selecting this titular designation ...

... er The following passages are selected from the cor- ?? respondence and conversationsof U. W. Senior with Of of Alexis de Tocqueville:- he ?? AND CHANCES OF TIHE BOUnIBONS. Cl Louis XYIII. was, said Tocqueville, the only t Sovereign of France who has bad the good sense or ce the patience to govern constitutionally. He made -a few mistakes at the beginning-offended the lo army by his ...

... .. ''BucHiAiN Nia'er' LAsYuLtm.-The 'number' admittedfor week ending ?? were- 19 males, 4 female, '2 children-total, 25. 3 'Tni 3AT ACCIDENTdN BOAKD jm r STEAMERii irge :MARQUiS OF-BUTE, -The friends of Mr Dalzeil, i to who -was 0so sevrely hurt by -the fallin of af ted small ho him r whle on 6on b'oard the steamer Marquis of Bute, will be glad -tolearn.thab yesterday be was progressing inY. ...

... TUESDAY MORNING. SEPT. 3. TiEm operations in' connection with the| Autumh Mal d*eyostbrday Cosisted q1. a| sham fight at Pewsey; carried out with great spirit aud grand military style on both sides, and a review of the troops before the Prince of Wales and other Royal and distinguished visitors. The march past was very Imposing. Yesterday evening, a rumour prevailed at Blandford that, through ...

... SINGULAR ANECDOTE OF GARRIOM. ?? . . .I. I One afternoon, . when Garrick expected Dr Monsey to call on him, he desired the servant to conduct the doctor into his bed room, Garrick was announced for King Lear that night, and when Monsey saw him in bed, he expressed his . surprise,,and asked him if the play was to be changed Garrick was dressed, but had his night- cap on, and the quilt was ...