... - - 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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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, ...

... * 81 WILLIAM THOMSON ON - I NkIVIGATION. o Lvat eveunig,. Si-William Thomson delivered & e lecture on Nangatioa to the members of the Dia- a lectic Society of the University of Glasgow. The k meeting was held lathe Natural Philosophy Class- 0 Boom, which was quite crowded on the occasion. r Professor W. P. DIsKsoe who occupied the chair, made a few graceful anA humorous remarks in introducing ...

... THE BURNLEY TRADES UNION CONSPIRAC Y. S - d Yesterday, at the Manchester Assizes-bef ore ir r Baron Amphlett-Thos. Halliday, John Wrrall, e Wnm. Atkicson, Joseph Hargreaves, NVYD. Shackle- e ton, Thos. Forsyth, Gsa. Riley, and lin. llqys t all en bail, were indicted for having induced ctrtain e miners at Burult:y, in the employ of the execnt.rs e of Messrs Hargroves & Co., to break their con- ...

... . BBn-H PiRaCsinU BOARD.-The montb DJ1 nee~ii ,waE jgf4a0}syeeprday, eVening? 54 meitr itlezcai..UiC rof Sup ision, which itated that the rz jw~iionhusee~ece reat credit-as tbe;ofcialrs., The report isp nggqed ?? * eprairs mt tie hduse, Whida were authorised by , the House Committed. It'wa resolved by the D AsYlum Committee to isure theisylthat F, Riccarbar ?? fire to the lestent of £4OO0' t, ...

... TU. .A. . RNING MARCH 10. [ Ithe H of. a Ls 6 -.'yee tshi He :Is'Gommisioners iatimated to the Con e mort I WsM aesty lesur th hould~p~ t the filling upof vacancies in their number .-ocasioned by ce mnbember having accepted ?? under the 'rown. This dutythe lower Houseproceeded to dischargesofaras itwaspossibletodiseharge it,- ifd new writs were issued; :for orth *Dvea,Northampton,Ox!rdUrnViity ...

... WIEPNOCE PT-DAY,-Thuay4 krjt will be observed In Greenock as the Spring Sacramental Fast- I Dsay.3 Business, as usuan will be generally n&s pended in town.- tAsSAnT ON A BoE AND Gina.-The presiding i magistrate af the Police Court, on Saturday, sentenced James Clark, a rivetter, to pay a fine I of £3, or go to prison for 10 days, for committing - an assault upon a boy and girl, in a close in ...

... TllE ASAINIAN1 lE W1.taz Tl T,`:AT-Y OF' EC A apienueat tothe Lourdon (3';efte. Issued last everlni:, col:taina despatches froca Sir G. Wolseley, 9- which the followiag. are the. s.ain poortions;-. 10 TIE CsECHEn:ARY OF XVAl , Camp Foomana.ah February. L3, 1S74. Yeeterdas Capt. Sartorius, 5tbhBeagalC-Avalryi arrived in my camp with an escort of t'ienty mne. He hadleft Captain Glover at ...

... - V - 1R- -. i- ?? tr. ji . ' ir Simiznrm ?? j If Vonrt, c yesteday,> f ~fv, ?? i^ 'fdoivwing caaes .yWere 'diswsed of, ax imvder.,; ,- i R'Oht. Tmca~irRossau tion pdlic'consrtsl'ss'f r :.while si_'the lejeontion -f! teir-.ddtyaitde ,previroua,~eonvictiopy - Qday-si IM~ryj 4P3ay1L;l .Drenonsly S9Dv39t4d 21 das II ~ldet: 'bro: ibprevio~usly ac ire-dj asult~u'af 6o .woa,302:d0Hay -- ?? r r . ? ...

... GENERAL COUNCIL OF PROCrEAiT I .I . IN SCuTLANDj, -Ts I TheI Law Agents Act of last neseion hs- brought to an end the statutory powver eofI General Council, as at the Ist February las local Faculties of Procurators, whose chiof e -bearers contstituted the General Council, re~c to provide for the voluntary continuance ' evd representative council until the etablIsme: j some other representation ...

... - . . As I Tigr NAVY.-CaPtain C. L WaddioVe', of E.M.S. Black Uince, has been ?? the Asia, vice Lord Gilford, appoited a Commissioner of the Admiralty. SCHOoLS. THz BIBLE AND CATrCHISM IN BOAD -Lat night, a public meeting of the inabitats in favour of the Bible and Shorter tecld i n the being taught in Board Schools d theI hair; Town HaEl. Provost Neill occupied be~hawre i and around hi on. ...