... Fp,&ENE\( AFFAIrKs. ' s. Febroary 20, is74. It The Louse 1 hday, the d i t athoe 1 EAenY i prct ededt againonThursday. The omeoli ad g~ at sut lan places, Sdeat thanvbai4 d rose to cuse eit ed bt no prty Chnei h5~ster, 5. afwcuten to ,naPI.ct resnuffed. The liscussi ?? on ii N. Moue, ~ ~ whs ,,eane t tohe tieart~l~ o th bdget that relain e o e0 trised Or the qostionl fo the daty on cheques ...

... MB IBARK STEWART, MP., I AT WIGTOWN. i- A t Yesterday morning, Mr t. T. Stewrt ILP, I a addressed a llge mneeting of his Wigtown Com- d it mittee,-i the (ueIn'&Ars Hotel, WigtoWn. He Le was heartily welcomed and congratulated by al a b present . He proceeded to addres them, thanking I ie them ry heartily and warmly for the kind and cordial support they ?? given hin during the late e severe ...

... THE SCOTCH ELECTIONS,. .&lA ?? Lwdf J4JJv2t3 v±XJAV X 0i . 8 tdJ a, Tshe Daily' Teteoaph says :-The Scotch sti d elections may well please M~r Disraeli, for they to in afford the most striking proof which has yet da 4- been given that the Conservative reaction is thu - deep-seated as wel as re. They are more thi id ominous indeed than th victories which the off n. Tories have wo'in Westminster ...

... - - GRNE I Amco Paor=rv SAS-Yesterd&v, the properly on the west side of Sir Michael Street and ameet side of EPa Shaw Street was sold to Mhr Biek. ' writer, for a clien-4 at £1370. The upset priW e was £1250. S HiGHLAnD SOCrY.-Ora Monday evening,1 es tle Rev. Mr Camerow lectered in ?? i Instftute, under the auspltes of the Greenock Bigbiand Society, or the Afliaities between the Celtic and ...

... LORD bEAPTON ob nm CONSERVATIVE | REACTION. i Lord Hampton presided on Tuesday night at a Conservative dinner at Biofihagrove tocelebrateths double Conaervativenvictory for East Worcester- shire,;. In prdposing the healths -f Messrs.Allsopp and Walker, he'aidheregarded.therzas ty'pes of the members rettred ii.all]prtao.f fthecountry.- le did not thik he used exaggerated ,language whed he said ...

... 4AUNCh. POBT- GLAsGow.-Mmers Cnliffe A& Dunlop launched on Thursday from their buildingyard at sPort-Glasgow. a very iiandsomely amode~leaasorewr- steamer. which they haveobuilt to te order of .Messrs Win. Cruicksaiaka dl Oo., Glssgowv. This steamer Is intended to trade betwreen Spain nd the coast of South America. for which service h has been specially designed. Her dimensions are- r Length, ...

... I.,. I ?? . 1; , i, ?? ?? SOCIEZY- . i , I, , - , . .~ i, ' . - . . I ! I ' i , ..POtlK11ATioN'StONE .a'NG. -: ?? . 'On. %turd~yafternoon, ?? of t4 . a sier',oi hnewvb'qaps, 'whichi'tho&Glasgow .Working- 3i Men's'Bi&Iding Society havQ degerminkdto, irect b at, a pointi 'the estate of Farme, ?? twothe junc- sa .tio of thte Caiiobuiang ?? Roads, aivs ae laid .with w¢a'onie onoiotu'rb ...

... LZTTZBS T0 TIBS SDI TOR. 3 - DB LWINiGNTO7 DKA'D '0 '103 St, Vinceit Street, l. g -Everman ia athX country wll4un. for e the: death of 1r ivingtoeti, and nall of05 wouldbe a- glad tograp 'at any, straw of hope that the ?? untrue. )r : .h&v8 travelled fof some years-in SouthEsasterli *A frirca. and have some experience of the natives, le soma knowledge of eir c&racterand net~5. .6 Ihave lived ...

... :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 ...

... SATURDAY MORNING, FEB. 28. Mir C.rieve, M.P., had a meeting last night with ?? Good Templars of Greenock, for the purpose of considering the temperance ques- del tion. The hon. member said he would vote for of the Pormissive Bill, believing that if it got the ,0l length of being discussed in committee it e mht be mrae a good workable measure. ye Hed was not in favour of taking the licensing ...

... FX.!CLIIA877VAL. U .P. CSUsCH TuzOLOGrC&L HALL.-D2ring the past year the Missionary Society of the Theological Hall -have raised £21380 5s 5d, The cause pleaded was the New Guinea Mission; the cause to be pleaded next year is the Protestant Armenian Church in Bethynis, FuanCEuCaC FugsD.-The Free Okinrc MonDy ?? reports the.state of the Church funds at 16th 0 ?? o for 9 months to 16th February, ...

... THE TICHBORNf TIRIAL. ?? Court met again yesterday morning. . The LoRD CaimEr-JUsrscx, resuming hiasusuming e sp, gave a&summary of the evidence of the remaining ?? witnesses for the defence upon the Orton part of the case, concluding with the man who went 0 1 on the Wallaby track with Orton, and was the v I only person who saw him after the defendant left 3 the colony. According to his ...