... GI REIN9CK . of 2F '3 .t-t, week 2247 toi U of coal were exported from Greenok and IO* ..Dwini ?? Ann>XBow.-Captl XvaD5, im'ster. otthe Greenoek ship Colombeo, . diedatGeorgetowp, Demerqrasron the 29th n1t: .'3f;r Evans asrnd-witli his vsadi it Georgetown . .a few tiemk prvidue to hi demise, from Cal. ontjat, via Ca~yeann% ab,wbi$ plae inunigrai4t were llldad . . Jtnrs Tir4rhJon 'Carnegie, ...

... ATURDAY MORNIN~G, MA 23. . ~ . : ! . -: , . - TI the Ho-asp of Lords, yesterday, an abstract resolution was subuiugad by Lord ?? . . .. .. - . . - Hampton, proposing that the Comfittee of Council on Education should-be superseded by a Minister of* Public Instruction.. He argued that the Education Department was ;constituted in aif anomalous and inconsistent manner, seeing that, in addition ...

... R I 1LWAY OFreC!L-eSiteiday, bef-r Sherii2 ted . Cowan, Charles Spence;- mier, Aljfd*e, Was ed' convicted' of having travelled on the lie of the Glasgow and' South-.W esit : Railway between Uip Greenock and Pl'ey. oin saturday last, without co, having a ticket.. He was sentenced to pay a fineoW 10e, with £2-of expenses. l :BR'A;BRVPToT . EXAX'IZATSI(M.-Ye8t6t&dY, n anil M'Dougall,. farmer, ...

... ;NEnW MISSION BALL AT ChAELESTON.-We n understand that Mr John Brown, of Thruebcraig 3- (and of the firm of Messrs Brown & Polson), r, intends to erect at his own cost a very hand- e some Mission Hall in the Charleston district of ? the town. The gift, it is stated, will cost about LI £1000. Mr Brown is connected with the 11ev. 1 Mr Henderson's U.P. Church in town, and is a :o brother of the ...

... -pFRESIIOND~ENE. eSgDON GOR Nigh 050 , Sunday Night Sunday Night I AtsE N seems to stand the best kleD 3ppointed examiner of plays in 19f 51'Of g Doane; but Mr Tom Taylor asd L I ...

... iTANSTRUTHER'S I s.¢0XtsA BILL TLND g O TilE L1CEnSED GROCERY TRADE 11200 l O y GLASGOW V aeting of the licensed grocery ,sst wvas held in the Trades' Hoall, to r the ?? Robert Anatruther's il 3.dE~ r~hepa(Scotlgcild) 'Bill affiectigtheir *Ints chair was ccupied by David Yt %h're was a fair attendance nr*I0 f ..sivthe e Iotas of some opening- ?? dthe purport of the meeting--to oes 9ery'lawful ...

... ' KMMARNOM' ' 't $CHnOOL BoAin PxosxcTio-At lie Se'Aff Ir Court,:yesterday, at the instann 'of the Schiol Board of West Kilbride, Alexander M'Kiiia, ;, labourer, residing there, pleaded guilty to thei 's charge of having failed to provide elementairy [s education for three of his children between the- r, age of 5 and 13 years, and was fined in the a modified penalty of 5s, with the alternative ...

... TaEFr OF MONEi FROM THE PRS0V Saturday, Bailie Mason remitted to the S from -the Police Court a woman named EE7i% Gibson or Johnstone, on a chaige of e one-pound note and nineteen half sove .r from the person of h maB of the nawe o Armstrong, with ?? ahe had been in pany in a pnblic-houae in St James' Street Thursday cvewagb SENT TO A REFORMATOR9. -At the POW Court, on Saturday, John ...

... I R ROEBUCK AT SHYFILD. A political banquet was ?? the Cntlferaj Itll Sheffield last ilght% in reougnition of the .ereturn Of Mr ?? A. Roebuck, QX as member for jCO] ,t his old ?? Ontepaor 'fer, 1,were: Lord Penmn iion n ?? n, e Alderman Fliiher AlemnJsoadavr brilliant company. -- wsrcie ihe-the n D IXa RossOoK, -on rising, wsrciewthn- dthusiastin applause the company risin and way- ju uilug ...

... GGENEAWY, Or, THIE DUKB ANm .OUCHESS OF EDINBUkQHU. ; 'soto-Co l' writes to the Da~ilyf, ?? *ddes not seem- tbtigenerally hku ?? ?? 3nd the Duchem- of Edinburgh ks both the deseendsut of Maiy Btnr1 Evied. Augustus, Dtkeo£ Brunswick- melbnrg~ndlai - ivsids ]wlector of }atlvve1, married lZdoia. *.ea ?? ofthemfoune 'rd eor. the. Palatinatef anld of sE ibtth,,J ?? lthe :Et' of England's danghter ...

... iLANAFS F he .y Si'EINGRAW? dreaor or ?? T:atcutr rth; Thruogb ~bU a bd stdrta ?? We'U drhik, , a butnpczto JimI SaiUrddY, -928th Bishopton.-A !oveLY'moMIng and'a, veiy-hrgeO idd oat. 'A move wa~ made; t Barxrb ihO ~S4 and il lUnS tha ~&iM't ahear,. cryieed'tr~)h !iffiithick ?? gwneyaway Ilriug from phe lips ofthe Wh~iper-!z,: as ~ vieed ~liehggeafor th.t, elaer xuen' .f *AWi. , TEAND THE ...

... -:?-GWQ0 :,TOWN.couxcm A speclal mneeting of the Glasgow.Ti 4q ~udl *awis hold. yesterday-the Lord Provosit pr sdig- .h n, ?? purpose of considering the proposals of thedi .0 Tramway Commititee (which have arayapae ~f L h E~d) WI* 'reference to tele n - 'omil ~'tutiosi for the Buchanan Street toute. B Baille BArx,' in opening the proceedings, saiddt ythat asa no meeting of tho Tramway ...