... cluckc. I Coni- 1: . Equinoctial gales have been fairly sprinkled Street, through the summer, and the RN.Y.C_. has beenT ai that fortunate in fixing events on more than one of these. II di cries Indeed, so stormy has been the weather on theseh i from occasions that the Commodore in command runs e that some risk of being remembered as thQ bard-weather F at she commodore of the club. At Large, ...

... THIN sO3I ,w TB161 OP Lrg AT 'V . . . C'is *p..i .1 21. li nEa. E ~ ;3 rr Sheriff Lees liresidin-U a l 1iIRnaA 1uropr13fi ' bo d I1ay0 81sd Cap6 d ~~ E~e~ ?? '~&lla~~at ijseamers,- £ clk ffi ESP e~t ..14i stD ?? ?? qjuA gevet~4l pB*OassIlcipiyemW,~ador. , I u : ii~s1efstaaieitrw, lumper, nsailes nspont ~ 'o r Uubrsw:,at&mlEliysnralh, o view .f p ?? 1 'bent- I eild1'b~U R If Vy~ia Ii ...

... I - -AY41 . I OPErINGc OCKFASTr PL ?? the Sheriff a' ?? oreesterda ,beforeSherif lRobison, Alexander Kaitb,- a miner Trdm Patna, was carged -with: ?? o£f :4 from a ;ocIlast g' nace at'Piti,' between-the J9'thin J, , ) t r V;e , pleaded. guilty, aind wVas- entenced to-ti~rty , days? imprisomndent. -: ' i KT Turn-At-tbe ShWerilY Criminal Curta''Yes- rnt terdayijbefor'& Sheriff -Robison,- Samuel ...

... (. * . tR4.OiIREW'IL?L?M?L? ? Mr AOre Ewin~vL .- or I b~rtnbsinhiti,!' lvlr.A, Orr - his'; A tuns ?? die-.- t addre~ssed& a nsiV t ad ?? tmtct of IKirkintlo i StiDav~ d ocduar nl te int:Igrht. Mr Jome I Pal i Cav~eu, Re.Mr Witaer.,Dr Di. Siiv , rU t Gjibon, Messrs Jes. i3unoaiu (TweeaWsne't GardnerGdo. DuriO. Wrn. Llsthr,W. 'lac Baillo Stevenson, (louroak;, Counilotari5( The Casimiifkc(ein ...

... AYR HIRING Lt.-.The t),toler1 atwas held at Ayz yesterday. The wei ftihe I wet and. disagrseable; 1l0tvithstaridio W4 f was a large attendance of faeiaers ael 6 % D Tqhe number of the latter 8(3`.liug enD 'ottA Y vas greater than it baa been f -orei gaetr a Wages, howexer, ruled much the sam, P4 a merly. i' l s AYRamInI FmaNierns' CLUe. 2--J, terly meetirg of this club , a s he u4 Y Arms Hotel ...

... C9NS54AVATWE DMQMONSTRATION I I ;, . t AT:F OM. . I :, atn usd th -town, to th .be of 110 t Yesterday, the Conservatives of Frome dined in 8 a. t ent outside tbxe tDWD, to the-number of 11.50, to co commtnemorate the retiirn of Mr H. C. Lopes at the lie. IIlsst eleotion. ,Is ver. Major 'Wickham occupied the chair, ana he was b en,: supported 'b the M1r1uis of Bath, Mc- Solter ti out, Booth, Mi ...

... * ~RtDA MOI'ILNG.. AY~iIL v 6Y YI = s1~7 ( In both Houses of Parliament yestetd&y ha I Boyal ?? ae %1m read with respeo t .wJ-flt ,- - t .. -ROyal Message wras r- - - ention to Sir G. WVos1ey. Si North- ' Tn the House of Gci imons, SrS ig ?? introd'iced his ?? Budget, takin - hou~I re to un0fold it. The general - nearly three rst ateet is that he has to dealI wiult oa srls of t ix mjilliOns, ...

... , jlEOFSSOR'TYNDALL AxDR is eIC8 I Pr~fehrieybdall-takosaidvaiitage 'o the isuie' of the: aejitleditidii of hi's address deull'veior at: jz Belf~at tobgive'a-prefae tD'it'. 'lie admita 'that tl he ba raiaed up agiirtiiinaelf a-host 'ie ens.!t xmis, .but deriveit'cqii'fort. from'tliei rofloion ! s .- of Diogeoes,,that;.'O B ;wo~d~be:yedA tnat.' d G have gooafrioads .;rviolent enoafies, and- ...

... .MAI ws. , it *. ,.A.t4Ei~Uai. .2t, d ;mntw,'Doomhr 16 Thoe oupd ?? ?? forfliostonl thin d ?? foe Halfax ao itIrore. i o'ter- n i ! ?? ieptoi~ December 16. d The ?? (lena a Iitotcr mbil .3vLuf ormaoeranu. from Xew York, wi5th f2t9,nitO.7 u asecle, Elr.exniAd ?? Lone thin t, mowi7nG. ,~ , ?? ?? ?? IE MD BRAZ4 v PLATH, dND WTa OOABT ?? Southompton, December 16. Y The Iaoyalil ...

... *e The closing meetingr of this board, as pre ently l constituted, wee held ?? John Maixton ain the chair. 1 n ASSESSM1 NrTS COLL0IED. _ e On th reading of the minutes of the Finance Committee, Mr Shaw moved their adoption. . hr M'LAREN seconded the motion, and in doing 1 se soid that, though there wvas a great increase in l Y the poor-rates collected, there was a decrease in the - echool rate ...

... I URESULTS OF IMETEOROLOaICAL OBSERNVATIM I MADE AT THlE OBSERVATORY OF GLASGOW UNMFWIY I IN THE MONTE OF SEPTEMBRti, 1. Mean barometric pressure for the month. ,Ld duced to 32 Bar. and mean level of the l ,e3,, ?? ?? ?? ,, , I ?? Highest reading of eelf-registering thenme 8 meter in shade (on the 20th), ,, .. II Lowest reading of self-registering therraome tet in shade (on the 17tb),, , ?? . ...

... LET2TARS TO PHE EDITOR. _- the THE UNION BANK EXTENSION AND MO BAILIE COLLINS; ori, Glasgow, 24th December, 1874. the t Sir,-I beg to send my reply to Baillo Oullinc' lsit Iletter in to-day's Herald, and will thank you on the c 3 same footing to insert my answer in yours to-nor- ofif row. I only got the Bailic's letter yosterday morn- ter ing, so that his appeal to you must have been sent. b o ...