... . ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. EARfc DOCK. Nov. 11. —Pui/nia (a.), Walker, Davis Straits, oil. CAKPERDOWJf DOCK. Not. 11.—Alexander Hall, Wi]liam»ou, QujLsc, titular. DEPARTURES FROM: DUNDEE. Nov. 11 —Pladda (s.), Gloak, Newcastle, good*. MARITIME EXTRACTS. Tlioxna?, Burn?, loft Arbroath for 10th inst. MAIL AND Greencastle, Monday.—Tlu> Allau steamship Scandina• vian, from Quebec, arrived here at 7.15 ...

... ■si' !*-!> #1' v*. - -. ill vC MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1872. ' nothing in tliis new Commercial Treaty with France that is worth many words, and certainly nothing that calls for words high pra : se. The Treaty has been very generally condemned by the classes who have in it most interest —-thte commercial and manufacturing classes of the United Kingdom. It has been concluded by the Government, ...

... THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1872. The Scottish Chamber of Agriculture finds it very uphill work to press on with all or any of the land reforms about which it has now for somo years been agitating the country. Session of Parliament after session, we have abundance of Game Bills, and last session there was a most elaborate inquiry a Select Committee of the House of Commons into the operation of the ...

... is what's the matter with them.—Billings. According to the South Pacijic Times a French lady turned out of the Cathedral of Lima because she came to hear mass with a fashionable bonnet on her head. Mr Frank Buckland disposes of the horrible story of woman in Barnstaple having vomited a caterpillar as si'ly bit of humbug, and quite impossible. The Liverpool Radicals havp adopted the ...