... .- ! TimFTr. -An old- woman named Hume, Craig, or Crighton, was,, on Saturday, sentenced by I Sheriff Cowan to be imprisoned for 60 days for stealing anumber-f articles of wearing apparel from a ?? it, Ceosihili on the 4th inst ,, FriL -Early yesterday morning, the premises occupied by W David Russell, grocer and spirit dealer, in Lawn Street, were discovered to be on fire. The brigades were ...

... -Yk MUNICIPAL TINGS. . f ?? ig: -i. ?? o.i 1/ . )! m onthl', -imeeting was -held in the Court- .Houise- yeath, -Provost Goudie presiding. cel Minutes ofthe orek- Committee were read, which i recommended that stepsebetaken for compulsorily o- pioP at 1'iahOrCoss, for the pur- th, ,it, The inutes so tir erees which the committee had ws ith~the ager band law agent of the Glasgow mn and South.Wed ...

... oUR LONDON CORRESPONDB OE I It, Gt&STOIN~-AND THE LIBERAL PART. London, Wednesday. £, [5ir)uRc astotheintentiod oifrGladstone, ad to tlo future aotion of many membera of the b ra; poarty, multiply almost hourly. Out of i tl nc uum rous fictions ourrent, let me extract a, jew . aiaS of what may be accepted as absolute h 'he principal and most momentous fact 5f the Dunnenlt is that between the ...

... .I MAINTENANCE OF TURNPIKE ROADS IN SCOTLAND, it A meeting of influential gentlemen corinected of lh witb the counties of Lanark and Renfrew, and the in 15 bnirghs of Glasgow, Partick, Govan, Kinning Park, wi r and Crosabill, was held in the Religious Institution As t Rooms, Glasgow, on Friday last, to consider the thi le procedure of the Scottish tational Toll Abolition arl t Association, ...

... ..i; 'YD UG HOEU.SES TRUST.: ( : , -. - ! . . z Tbehquarterly meeting of .the Clyge Lighthouses Tiuat -was bgld.yesteraay. in. the Religious intitu- ttion Rooms. M. Henderson presided.. : ?? HANSNEL MPEOYFVTSM.E : It was resolved, on the' recommendation of the Committee of Management, to proceed with .:the 'erec~tion of a fog signal at the loch, embracing a pewertul steam wghistle. Plans and ...

... . oNT? DAEjYI 0t2SUE AO. 1, Lou is, Tuesday. rtevery reSO9 to ox ot that Her i I * v Parliament in erson. This elajestV will1 confers OD new Prime borour ahe d ?? becredited, 1 1n:rterse; extremely soleitonof the dis- 1 Ilr D isrsf 0,Kt r Dctrar party, moreover, ar anxious to ake3 ucb of their recent triuexv as pos.3 I 11teh its significance vll In some!! hise and ?? by thbe ~oWup awd olrctnm- ...

... tr91 r TRBST~fO.rf. MAC 26,1 ;:In the House of ?? 1yeterdiaythe only:buliners of general interest was in con. only:buslness or gpuvai -VV Vau - - V-- % nection with the Parliamentary Elections t (Polling) Bill, the s econd reading or, which was moved 'bj :Si 'Charles Dlke. The prfcipal feature 6f tshe measurec is an exten- s sion of the polling hours to eight o'clock at' c night.: The second ...

... THE NEW BISROP OF ARGYLL AND TEE TSLES. CON5!ORAT!* ?? Is GLASGOW. 'Yesterday, the Rev. George Ricbav~d MakA~rtess, ?? Vicarof Dat Stfordahirb wa v n ?? oi Argyli' and them tones, t t which he was elected as successor to the late Right th is Rev.'biahop Ewing. The ceremony took lae in th St M ?? Ia Church, 6reat Ivsem ,o Road, whic 11 ?? large songregation. There was also a very large number ...

... oU3 LONON CORRE8PONDENGE. rES,, WATSoN -DR BALL- MR SHRLY3 ,,sE:gE.NALY-THE OLAIMANT'~-JMR B~EI. Monday Night. Ru2 the Counmcil hold at Windsor to-day, the tot *T rdprovost of Gillsgow received the honour of a di M. trloi His Lordship was introduced to of th 1 by Mr Cross, the new Home Secre. vetri ti aned the usual for on such Occasions wan re tar) h First of all, the Lord Provost thai ...

... FORSION INTf2jl1EUSO. TV ~~~FRANCE. I Paris, Mar 28. r The Municipal Counoil of Paris have decided C that all objects exhibited at Vienna by the city of e Paris shall be sent to the London International a I Exhibition. The Council has voted a credit of 15,000 francs to that effect. CABLE BETWEEIN MARSEILLES AND BARCELONA. c Marseilles, March 29. a The direct cable between here and Barcelona ...

... oual-olo IQ?Txll)lf H 9. It la stated that -hould the Prepmier's re- election be opposed his constituenta propose ?? t 'l - rX - to~return him free of expense. The Hlouse of Commons sat two hours on Saturday. and proceeded with the swearing in of meniberS, which Was not completed when tbc House rose- fudda A mant namedd Sharp was found dead. ysterday morning in Crieff, having been stabbed in ...

... SURURE I CO Z - , , F2 4I l, 1, ;: ?? - , ; - *,o, * Thmonthlymeetlnjoflthe PolleCommiassioner. of Govan'wasld 1W& st ?? Wilson La th chir, : m YIES 330078D UNDER TEN PUBLIC-HOUS The hfratsadem in lteamlnteg contained a statement to the effect that thi Prec-. rator-FMic4(W Youg) sd lodged -the'sum of £487 2S fizahe ban n'namo of tie Provost aid astttes, being the amnoui t~ penalties the ...