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... GLASGOW AND WEST OF SCOTLAND H1ORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. THLE SPRtINGISHOW. The opening show of the season in the city HallA I yesterday-was more than uaually attractive. The Ld- flowers of spring of our own and other climates as were contributed in much larger numbers than wea have been accustomed to see them, and upon the ?? whole the skill of the ?? was more pro- b it, minentlyidisplayed than ...
... S ST PATRIOICS D 'Y FESTiVAL M . GLAW. .- the e e Last' night on, Irish natfimal demonstration, side itunder the *upceof the Glasgow Branch of the wrt Or Home 'Govrnblent Association, was held In the was o, City Hail, which was crowded. The ball was Hi a' ?? with banner, and mottoes. B ehind the t5I platoorm were the worda, God save Ireland. and Ins* ~ in foont of the west gallesl' the' ...
... I. Th- i-, , T E. S.'BOLIVA ; : ?? -r - -1G; ^ 0~z - fi' . This spdendidn .crew steamphip, te mst recent; ?? thle Anchor Line et-*h no*om- pi6M veM es-west ad6wnthei Calydestedy o gtrial trip.. Th olvaaa l ?? :S b; et Dm &i-oof' Pf 'ortrGlsb i*a s4 i Ui.;fOIllcbsfdi6b~n : I L4 el l feet; .pdi4 etr I:eNghli ?? ; 05anaih iiify pi indi A nltn $400 ios w s t with eigbttbodee, Ia ?? e tW Avereg§ ...
... GALES ON THE WEST COOAT Our Greenook ?? writes yesttoi day -Boisterous and disagreeable weather has the been experienced along the West Coast since of ?? morning last, when what may be termed cot Lr jA succesion Of s01outhsouthhweat 5torr3 ,COMi n . |menced to sweep over the district. Or Friday wo ne 'right, and nearly all Saturday, the gale, accom-' 0 Ie panied by flooding rains, raaed with ...
... MR JENKIS, EP., IN DUNDEE. Mr Jenkins last evening ?? a la-re ncen. t ing in the Lochee district of Dundee,-and was well received. In the course of his speech he said tint although a Tory Government was in power, and they could not hope to pass real Liberal mmwtrs, there were measures which might problobly be wealt with by a Tory Government; for itooree, f r Mundellas.Nine klours Factory Bill. ...
... BRCH 25z. WB-ESDAY .ORNI -AN- . W-Vanr Vy~I~xL,;wAX DJnv~c-~ -- In the =ouse ?? yetery the Farl 5 of D13morh vjieja for papers. onthe1 bit| A it ~~ ~ m1ndsit of Belmota-ie ai for paper-s V ith'ha of tie Sduth Seas islands, partis anyd the ha regad to, slave trade ?? Car- an rumdured ?? of ijt .ar or tae on aI rvqn ?? to the firsass the Fiji da ,motlk but declined ?? emb ~ the nature t * ...
... WhYAL NATIONAL LIFEBOAT INSTITUTION. ilit D Yestemlay forenoon, the jubilee meeting of the h of friends and supporters of this nstitution was held m Ita t the London Tavernt Bishopsgat Street. Is r Grace-tbe Duke of No% nbrland, P.C, D.C. L r president of. the institution, occupied the chair o ?? meeting Was infinwially and numerously we attended. Eis Grace, ;in opening the proceedings, of ...
... !TiRE LOCH MYEtiiRNG FISHERV. ?? DRIMr.YET ASD TRAWLEF 7ISHI!N. ?? : With centuries of.observation, the habits of the herrng' reama a mystery. ,Coming .4d. going witho t seeming.. Jw .or order-.besides what vague speculation supplie, theherring t shoal presents a series of more or less'oonneeted phenomena, which are claimed in suppok-tof ie' most contr&dictory theories. 'Froni beg, be- lieved ...
... MWSSR* MOODY AND SANKEY'S I I ; . ME3ITINGS.I . , .less Moody and. Saukeys meetings continue to attract large. congregations. Wellington Street U.. Ch.urch was crow6ded at noon yesterday to excess, and many who desired could not be accom- modatedwithin the large biig. The proceed- Weresimilar to those at the meetings of the same character held previoausly, aud do not call foz. lengthened ...
... RIRwo~k z 19ri REPRESENTA. TA. IV ARL T fI I ITa IN PA goNT Up 31'DonD%4, theoew rmembep q Parliament, afor Stfford, and 3ki Thos. urt, Lae Inw member r for Morpeth, ihc have been elected as direct repro- ; N sentatives of the, workidng-csses, were yesterday, d in coenuany with other labonce candiates at the late, 'r Geueral Electien entertahedata banquet-gtven by ;- the Labour Represent on ...
... I! MOODY.' MD SANKBYS -EBETINGS INl GLASGOW. A bwe eong1 ation attended the noon Meeting for praye- held yesterday in Wellington Street *U.. Chrh U Moody. in the early part of the X preceedingled thedevotions, and, after prayer, e(xtvounde&briefithe second chapter of Colossians. weet Hour o Prayer having been sung, the imeeting was opened for the remarks of friends. The R rev. Mr Gauit led ...
... rAISLEY. e amp ;AWT? ?? k, MASTER AND SERVANT C.a-sm-Yesterday, X i8 netition was presented to Sheriff Cowan OD_ of behalf of the Glasgow and South-Western LRa- lb way Company and the proprietors of the Glas- be gow and Ardrossan Canal, setting forth that d- John Araiel, carter, 134 George Street, had ea contravened the Master and Servants Act an by deserting the petitioners, employ5ment he on ...