... Of 0, yr.e (( ?? | Tag LN9W REVOLUTiON ab SPAIN, The Time'a say3shat any iudgmnent the wrld may fo,;n on the ratoraiity or policy of the milita.7y reyoletion at Madlrid will not be biased b7v sympathy for the defunct Cortes> For the co.Nuiandaut of a capital city toi turn his guns on the seat of thle Legislat~re, to pronounce ?? dissolution, and thea ta dsspatch a colurn of soldiers to eject ...

... LETTr2NS TO 7HZ 101 TOR. A FRIENDLY WORD TOR HORSE0S. Glasgow, January 2. Sef,-! have for several weeks fet a desire to aend you a few lines about the treatment to which that useful animal the horse is subjected in Glwas- gow. In my young days, when entrusted with a horse and cart, it was a rule that no driver ride on a loaded cart. Had this been attempted from 40 to 50 years' ago, andthe ...

... GRANITE. asOO DR .A3SPUALT The report by Utr William Haywood, the engineer and surveyor to the Commissioners of Sewers of the City of London, on the accidents to hors :s on aarriageway pavements, which asp laid before a meetinig of the Commissioners at P s the Guildball on the 16th nlt., has just been pf o printed for circulation. Mr Haywood states r n that in the reference made to him he was ...

... Letters have been received from the troops on bcacd the Tamar and MImalaya, expressing great, aaaoyanoe and impatience at the order from Sir. Carnet Wolseley condemning them to another fortaight afloat. It had Iseen explained tothemil that it was necessary for their healths' sake to t lee? them from landing until the road was ready for thelt to advance upon the Prah; but a great rany I the ...

... WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN. ,. Mr Beith was, yesterday, re-elected Chair- I man of Glasgow City Paroehial Board. A , .. a. o ?? ? . , _ I A 7aiuijiecture, explanatory of the 'natare and probable results of the reforms recently made in the English Judicature, was delivered last night, by Professor Bryce of Oxford, in~the Faculty Ifall, Glasgov. In view of the approaching dissolution of Parliament, ...

... EV'CLESSIAS'ICAL. ssunoRC Nomst-China.s-Dr Carstairs DougIs ; has arrived in Chin.a, and writes bounc that the itu- pression mnade On his mind by the visits which hc ehas paid to tnost-of the stations is, that steady and Isolid progress has during his absence takcd place in the ?? work. One or two of the stations. he says, seem in much the same state as whet I f left; bnt in most cases ...

... Pinedo, the Portuguese Jew, we3 Amsterdam for his enormous wealth and ibert! e donations, died about the middle of the last cen e tury. His will, testifying to a nohie and ge Y rous nature, and disposing of the vcry large f5 d tune he had made in the moet magnan.M005 ,e aI tolerant spirit, is to be found in &hat g ! Mernores aJudaiw, lib. iv. cap ld,as Iolclc,. . ?? bequeath to thecity of ...

... NATIONAL SECURITY SAVINGS 9MAN d OF GLASGOW. III The thirty-eighthanliualmeeting of the National a j1 Security Savings Bank of -Glasgow was held in the Ipai Hall of the Chamber of Commerce Virginla Street Ps3 yesterday. The Hion. ?? i'rovro;toccupieA Pre techair ' and among those present were- tev. the a Professor bDouglas, D.D., Rev. Dr Tuims, Rev. F. an, I&L Robertson, Rev. J. D. Scott, Rev. ...

... FRIDAy MORNING, JAN. . a. are whiah is supposed to have orI - ktaid from an explosin of flouru dust, te Mills nt tradforA were vveterdav Borough l~ila of Bradford were yesterday Sc parly destroyed, and damage to the Gi extent of £440,000 was sustained. th 3fr David Morier Evans, recently one of hi the proprietors of the Eour, died yesterday at his residence at Hackney. Mr Evans was formerly ...

... PAISLUiY. A Tait SURRNDEBRSD B10&MOST,-I reference r. to the paragraph which appeared in yesterday's ,r HBerald under this heading, we have further is learned that John Caidwell, who stated to the ,a authorities that ho was a trigamnst and not a d bigamist, was quite correct. On inquiry-being I shade it was ascertained that John was first d 'married in Glasgow on 10th Sept., 1862, to Helen ). ...

... TImE ASHANTEE WVAR. _ ?? Ir.TH 07 A SON OF LORD ECllO. Ilea A telegram from Southampton, dated Salnr by jigy, says, that inteslligence has bueen received of the the death of the HOD. Captain Charteris, son of the the Lo'rd Eleho, and one of the officers of S~ir(Garnet ha W\ol~seisy's statf. His death took place at sea amr on hoarld the Simnoom on the *23d Novemher. tha i..rd and Lady Elcho ...

... WATCMNIGHTAT THE TALBERKACLE. [ l ?? Tabernacle will hold O0NO people when It is B( is full, and on Wednesday night it was filled from door j to door, and fronofloor to ceiling, with acongregation ngathered together to w atch whilst the Old Year b r- died and the New was born. At 11 o'clock, when P Y Mr Spurge. co awne k andufiltlesa ?? n4- -- lie,_ or otner clerical insignua. ...