... Il - - A VIOrxn ?? ?? C:arey, engieer; 27 Main Street, Glasgow, was, at the Police Court yesterday, charged with having, on Satur. day night last, asaulted his wife, hie mother' in-law, and sisterdin-law,in a house in Causeyside Street. He failed to appear, and a ;pledge of 30swasdeclared forfeited, ASSAULTIXG THE Dprpu-HOAnoURMASTR.-- Y e~sterday, at ?? Court-Bailie Mackeau o6nthe ?? MLearie, ...

... 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 ...

... or-mof)x. I . I Oad I~ r tlaliNAL OouwtAt ti .dy d&04 -bMr Sherniff Smitha ?? isnamed - ha tfor i, was aenG~ n ays' imnprivas ehfttor haB ig on the i~~s, -hil Eft~ Breitst, struceka rrd aned Chrles Sc0 n the itke, tc ke sof lit person; Tho ^ k' FaWas &gp-r be saix previo YAL-Mt OIN o in; em aa THOAIMN R XYAI ,'--MrPCIPI! e Monday night the ?? ed to hflowiV4, oat~the eccasitsi o the clqoa ...

... UNSECTARIAN EDUCATION DEMON. f STRATION IN MANCHESTERA _ .. . . .. . . . .. 1.. _ 1 Last night, a meeting was held in the~roeTr?& e, HEal, bzichester, in support of the bill of blr r George' ioiix, XP., for- the establishmnlt of fs &hool Boards and tbe enforcement of compullirq n. ere~rywhere. Mr Heny Lee presided, and a'lsoast le those present were Mr George Dixoa, P., and it Professor ...

... BiE. I HQTSEHOLD SUFFRAGE tN COUNTIE I UvA~aVULY owrx.W ?? ImIPUT&TIoN TO Mg QL&NTONa .(mo OUR OwN alsOitTER.1 Vqasterday afternoon, a numerous deputation waited opon Ur Gladstone in Downing Stteet, on INi the fibject of the bug adtecnty franohise. bi Thsentatives from various ued in GreatBrtain in The Federal Volon of IltqrA1 an4 Of (gooiersetshire), Bridges (Surrey),, Taylor (Pete- Jf boro') ...

... [ogs ESCAPEP foMMUNIT ?? T ?? U, AM,, - - nOM oB cosuESFPONDENT.) Melbourne, 21st April, 1874. s of the month most interestifg, per. I Elpsee i readeis is the escape 'roln'W to Filore a ?? Communist 1! CaledOnih of these a CIN -tohefrtGroinuet, Jourde, a'-a, 4 tiwsets-Grant5 ACdille. These names must T *aD a it is enugh to By that ar 6oh most important COMMUnis siO' ed inthe stirringf scenes ...

... DESTINATION OF TrH INCREASE OF I THE SUSTENTATION-FUND. , (To eke Editor of tei Gfatgove Herald.. t 3 .. Wanlockhead, May 11, 1874. ' I St-Now that the total 'contributions for- ther 1 Sustentation Fund will have been nearly forwarded I to the treasurer, and as this subject ought to be t . ventilated, I trust you will have the goodness to , allow'space for this briefcorruespondeace. Its pub- t ...

... pic ,!8 oiOrWiCL AS EticL Cosrsiso-Txns, 5 -The usual monthly meeting of the Town d ''ouncil was held in the Coart-House yesterday, c I'recaost Croudis presiding. It was agreed to h rensir the Old Bridge, the estimated expense P bag £lfO. Prom anminute of the Finance Corn- s stittes, which was read and approved, it ap- a teared that the account of Messrs Girahams W oardlaw, Parliamentary ...

... THE QAPRMxi7 WAR. ander THE RELIEF GPe BILB.AO. ft DISPERSIONS ANDt SURRENDER OF St. iSSIOD. ?? May 3, ic tite MarshalConchia,wlthhla;dWorps,etrdBba l was a ~terday evening. Seerasso will enter to-day. Bil4 desof' Wer arlists are~dispersing,.and making their Way, rC' itno fo the most part, through, Gnpuzcoa to Las. slats tAmuescas, full. 5 31st The ?? May 2. js~ r 1t h iver bee been clearedl ...

... 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 ...

... THE CZAR IN LOMN)N. Shortly before II oclock in Saturday morning the Emperor of Ruuoia, accomipanied by the Grand Duke Alexis and Ccunt Adlerberg, and attended by Viscount Torrington, equerry in waiting, left Buckingham Palace in a close carriage and pair and drove to Charing Cro0e, where they took train for Chieleburst to pay a visit to the Empress Rugenie. On arriving at Chislehurst at 11.45 ...

... FICCLESIlASTICA L. Ku ?? rt ui-ch Prr~-y!e .1 I r)-innr -This Presbytery met at Kilmarnock ye terday, and appointed the following Cumnm.ssimiues to the rnc ensuing General Atsembly: - The Sivi. Drs I'Leish (Durnlop) and Spence (Kilbirrie): the Rev. Messrs Eall, Beith; Findlav, West ilbride; I Pinkerton, -Kilwinning; Craig, Fenovck; Wilson, va Irvine; Noblej Muirkirk; and Stewart, Ardrossan; th ...