... TWVEED FISHERIIES COMMISSION. On Tueeday, MrS. Walpole, inspector of salmon is fisheries for England, and Mr Archibald Young, r commiesioner of saluon fisheries in Scotland-the ti Commissioners appointed to inquire into the opera- d tion of the Tweed Acts-bomnmenced their sittings d at Berwick. d Several fishermen employed in the white fishing ( at the Greenses. Berwick,, were examined. Their ...

... : . _. ?? A latter from Berlin, writtenlby one whose in- terest it is to obtain; accurate knowledge of the l military and financlal state of Germany, contains the following ?? average number t of recruits in the German Empire is every year ti 400,000, but from this' number must be deducted N 42,000 refractory emigrants Aan, missing conscripts. c Their remain 304,000 men who go before thep ...

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... , . E. NO t., BOAnD Or A=ADE ExAMsiNATrox.-Yesterday, Jamasi M'GeoM passed as firet mate. Nono fiffii 5 > ?? Tuel- day fght, a atpenf fnamed Gutter, who ?? in~nrieeeby falling from .a a~e~eli~il-*W~ork-a1 eide~of a voaelnunder. go~nit'~ps~rs. ?? Doek a -few days o,.died ins the Mrtry 'wuhitber he bad been xE~d>'!¢ii*V2 iage a2Xb'66years. ?? :W ~bdi Kenneth GlasIow a ad!Gteelikblppiag'Cohpany, ...

... PM8LEY-i - . rov )kf ..1. .. th- 5rf . .. and GAZFfJS'r& ~Ycate~day,,at. b''Shrif Court E~S'two brotliep 'amed, iaisley,- r~iduihg ;at, Ba rr- 'hehd,'raha an 'ction' f 'damiages or libel iron 'against . Mossrs J. n ?? a Coin ?? the' jroprlpetor -the and p'ublishbrs~of ?? 'Gaa e atu Ren- ads, fiewhshira A ddqe'tiser. ' The damages are laid at roet f£50, tad the'0ause arises'from.an alleged mi ...

... GARTSHERBIE SCIENCE SCHOOL. MUB ALEXANDEB WM5IZAW, U.P., ON SCIENTIFIC EDUCATION. On Thursday night, the annual meeting for the distribution of prizes and certiicates gained by pupils at Garteherrie Science School was held in one of the class-rooms of Gartsherrie Academy. ?? -was -a large attendance. The chair was occupied by Mr Alex. Whitelaw, M.P., who was accompanied on the platform by ...

... 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, ...

... -- I'sd - - I z 6. I G EI OLE TYCOT ;;1 _G Ad SoalETY,. ,, , I Tbe Abnual .etebing of the Glweow and West of ScotlaidJ'GuAr-is Soiety for tbe Praetectio f o ?? the ofces,, of- the society, 145 yesterdaya,'t-rnoou. M , r J es A. t:u ell, pr~esidedi. In iopening thehi proceedings, ?? ai ,han said lie~'wna su3re -that the: uppermost. ,th~puht iitlrsH of thsin *a as :thteloassthe society - hd ...

... LET S .~ JI -i _, , OI? , LZETTE43 To I'l gpi7 JR. a y ..m n., : ?? A REASONABL EEt9 t IR,_I am a poor profm, ional non, -Vet mnch in want of employment. Do you think you could-use 53ur influenlca with Mr Lowe; which T1ecent events must har made considerablp; or with Mr Dalglish, who is undeirtoqd to love the Howe Secretary not well, but perhapi *lely, to gct me a situation at the Home Office ...

... ?DESTUUNft)?,W?XBw YORIL I Our hir N York CcPo ent, r see frm slas number d i the Br t t ife 4rtsor of the destltion- itf this iy' whitik have'resch6dyidu havegiv6en you 9axeX idea4f how materserlly stand. But t ishat, althoung thqere wD extreme .,ax wiez- spreii fe in sniong.the dessg ?? vep0pe wt' l l w.one, much- WI4 '8e' ~wbrh appealed motdsitecfly to' 4ffi; ?? eye*am niifaturd. EjSrl in ...

... 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 ...