... 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 ...

... VIOLENT-, GALt. DAMAGE TO SHIPPIG AND OPVirT- ' i ..5lYB1SAL PRaSONS 5&JVyRJ1. nl GaLw ?? weather which we have recently experienced culminated yesterday L in a hurrircae, Saturymwas clear, ad frosty, I and it seemed am if we were sb6ut to enter uan aP period of genuine wintry weather. . Yeater g 5] ?? witnessed a audden return to a Main ancsloud. In the forenoon rain fell hebvily, . .and in ...

... :g Th- usual fortnfghtly meeting of this h)ftrd w at held ?? Moir presiding. -n FIRES DUBING THE YEA. an The minutes of the Watching and Lightl., C Le mittee embraced a report by Mr Bryson, iua;uett e |as tothe number of fires which had occurred dudr. Le. t th past year.- The report showed that :ifir6 rkhad -broken bot -ln-1873-16O of these leiag puu3b ii-. fires, at. which the firemen ...

... CASE OF JEAN- LUIE. Iaw 11 . This cese wes continued on Saturday. Some and i, discussion took place on the opening of the case as 11 to the peculiar position in Which the-prisoner was oplace.I tie ae re M ?? said-My'clieut, Jean Luie, b : T instructed me to maintain the Sruftbof the Osprey day r evidence, which I have no reason to doubt; and mag when the casw Paes away *W thi')ourt. I shall ...

... CORRE&OND~ENE. I .a%, nart' I NG p RGLADbTOf -EWWED PEPU ITATLON. Thursday Evening. ed that the Church Patronage ,gil Wi not be taken till Thursday, thad) S-h comittee be not finished on a ?? sitting will most likely tit O19'03 its concluSiOn. There is an in- pdaotd that r Gladstone's withdrawal from i ?? case of the English Ecolesias- 341la7 have ant effect in shortening the biB ?? in ...

... I:lAN *iTKI,LIGENNC. 40ATH OF AJZ&MAT1O WiRERL Fwils, September-2L Thc, well-known vu 3rh drasmatic writer, Yictor Sejoor, died ?? - A HOHWAT(ONt Veisailles, September 2L At an electoral meeting ?? Geirmains, M. Foly was unanimiously put forwaid as a candi- date for the seat leA vacant by the death of M. de Pourtcles in thbdepartwent of the Seine et Oise. THE COST]= IN M NEi.ErT-LIRE . Paris, ...

... (SSandtd ?? On the first reading of the bill, introduced by. 106 members of the Left, for granting an annuity of 100.O0f. to Garibaldi4 the Prime Minister said that the Government accepted the proposal. and would have originated it had the Laft not done so. The statements as to Garibaldis speed arrival in Rome are anfoundedi TuE ENOLISIX RAILWAY COMSPANIEs ANDE RAILWAY 1FAR&%-A meeting of thei ...

... - GREHNOOK. ; n I ..a A* i s TMATBk - Roy - MUr Darund's English l Opera Comnpasny is announced to appear to-night nh bhe opera of J L Trovatore. Il l Mr A. MidDonald of St Mary's 86eools hereo '1 ba o boon unanimaely olected a Fellow of the ' Educational Institute of' Scotland at the recent' e meeting of the Institute in Edinburgh. SHIPIBUILDIN%. CONTRACTS.-Wa understand that Messrs ...

... it . I- . GREENOOC. -i T l~i ?? BANiL.-At the aimnual meete ' .in of the oreenock Provident Bank. on Satirday Y'.-br MEdward Bl1ckno'e niesidin#-Mr'Thoma0 B ?? was elected chairmman forthe ensuing 3i' -year, and Messrs Wm.: Rankin, shijowner; John Y 'itXAllison, sugar refiner; ad Wmi Lethain, it ,merohant, were appointed to the vacant places l- in th'i committee. - SCENOE. ?? -OCI Saturday, ...

... iHsE SCROOL BOARDS. Gounocx.-A meeting of this board seas hld on Monday-Mr Binnie in the chair. It waS unaninouwly agreed that the :-chool fees should be payable monthly in advance. It was remitted tn committee to meet with the teachers anti fix a tlte when this arrangement should come into force. The meeting- considered a circular from the Biwca- tion Department as to certificates of ...

... wp? -i IITHEr-DISASTElt % fin ld dZi- 'Pt,& At~6Yz'tnOd Wi~l it~4 ?? hitdA l tfe. A 7,n ?? O1 ~9 house, And h eA ea th'4.V eni eef614dtf~frdbif~ Ik&'nel ; wtbd ?? ih~,rialn W 0] Coipia jifidlhahado *civo~ lin't1rl ?? or, qp;Wl, fi Id oemmf~ttet bo' dtj&hi pftoi 1ot ii~T ?4f l iTdiihr~thhm~ ou~'ftb br r' ufeh sy o he diefa~ele ~ear~d~ j.til~ eqOInU . IPloelousiei caue p mgo er 4qwas ...

... d. upon thom. _ ' he RAILWAYS OF THE UNITED KINGDONIL f8t1unfitn Tvlpr Ira ?? to t1he Rnirr of TrANA I Captain Tyler has issued to the Board of Trade .his annual report on railways, a document of very 1 considerable importance at the present moment. The loading features of the railway system of the i United Kingdom at the end of 1873 are thus sum- °E r marised -A total sum of £588,320 308 had ...