... |=W- ..FRIDAY MORNMG. TULY U :.l In both HouSea of Parliamenli. yesterday, Itor Majesty'w mestage with re to A ?? o r A ?? : - ?? provision for Prince Leopold- mw a takon into consideration. The amount quit 4ought is £15, a-year, and this sum the of t House of Lords approved of, and the House Las of Oomnnons agreed to grant. Mr P. A. Gl Taylor contented himself with a strong pro- test, a=d ...

... VACATION CouRTs.-Sheriff Cowan has fixed the following Courts to be held during the vaca- tion :-Debts Recovery and Small Debts Court, 6th August; dnd Otijary Debts Recovery and Small Debts Courts on the 27th August add 17th September. DESTRUCTIVE Yo'Tcns.-At the Police Court ?? Clark on the bench-six young boys were placed at the bar charged with having m3aiciously destroyed the walls of an ...

... ?? FoNp. - - --;r of the rnoat diagree- 1,1 FAR- as yet been the ?? tarl hkais if .no;, aideet, it's im dt $re00 te onpelting -ins Corn. of 01 g ,,n bostwerouwinds to blow, Ye 3 Wi ho enelies of the hei i 'di peai a shti ath proar, ther)e ! viretl petwinh all,1 thfot ,sred whiicr c h 3l-ti'he sehows are located I tf 'sJie1~ 2tlreei and neighbofarhood-the c011 fo i 6,F~rDi erable F rom ...

... - M- GXBEENOcYK, .. . id SaBEr BBArr AT, T ?? .the Poice Court ;yesterdy-lbefore Biffile Wilson-a ?? convicted d bhaingrobbed w'vfsitor ?? silver wath on;.the .fternoon of .Thuksday, d he wam aentenced -to 20 4878' zmgrwo~ment ,'be man who was robbed had left laa$ow to tpape some dtdnken--ompamionfl and, ?? a previous debauch, h id la ?? i&ept in as shed.oa hb'We~ t Breaot M'Leodd was ...

... log - . 1 i Ifer Yesterday afternoon, the Canadian team presented to a congratulatory address to Sir Garnet Wolseley, ich who, in ackn owledging the compliment, said he S, to could never forget the gallantry and devotion to duty displayed by the noble band of Canadians whom he had the bonour of leading over hundreds S of miles of wilderness from Ontario to the Red v1 River, in 1860-men worthy ...

... TUESDAY MOhRNINGI JULY 21. 1 In both Houses of Parliamnenl yesterday, ai amessage was received fromu tie Sovereign ou ?? wao,9U. . the subject of a coi-peteut provision for, Prince Leopold. . I In the House of Lords, the Rating Bill wsas t read a secondi time. Thie Earl of Limerick' called attention to the state of the militia enroliiewits. In Committee onit the Factories (health of Womeno) ...

... !IORBTICUL TUR& MIULOG.&SE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. The smnmcr shovw was terd in tho ball onlSatardsy; and the weatiser being propitious, the various lots for show and competition were br Iought foraard in line condition. liomo beautiful greeuoiuse Ilian ts were exhibited ty NMr Hood, gar- denier at Mains; and also by Mr .7. W. Robertson, Kilmar. dunn4; and 3ir Thomus Watson. The first prize for ...

... A GOVERNMENT,0MU5LAR ex WAITf I SUPPLY. f The following circular has been Issued to the I c clerks of sanitary authorities from the Local Government Board:- Local Government Boar. . Whitehall, S W June 29, 1874. SIRe,-I am directed by the L;Cal Government Board to state that, in consequence of the long r continuance of dry weather, their attention has bee arnwu to the faicS that In several ...

... -G HURsDAY JUAm, l i . . TURUPDkY MORNING, J.ULY£ 9. I inti the House of Commons, yesterday, MDr Phailey's Legal Practitioners Bill -the A;O-A; At PA A-f.+ TAo,:h l~}e:n object of which isato protect the public from wel getting into Athe hands of bnqualifled lega , rr ~dvisers-was zrea a second 4tiuiie. Mr M'Laren propbosd the second reading ofhl of t Bill ?? Clutch Rates in ecotland. The plel ...

... CORRE&OND~ENE. I .a%, nart' I NG p RGLADbTOf -EWWED PEPU ITATLON. Thursday Evening. ed that the Church Patronage ,gil Wi not be taken till Thursday, thad) S-h comittee be not finished on a ?? sitting will most likely tit O19'03 its concluSiOn. There is an in- pdaotd that r Gladstone's withdrawal from i ?? case of the English Ecolesias- 341la7 have ant effect in shortening the biB ?? in ...

... COURiT. - Y.est Tnr Potrc CouaT. - Yesterday, at 1 le Court-Bali. Clark on the bench-no fewer Is than 26 basea, involving tbe culpability of $2 persons, were brought up for triaL Fortuiately, j however, nothing of a very serious character was r. brought out against the accused, and in the n assault cases 'breaches of the pc C, c., the amount. of moey penalties impfd was little * lees than £20. ...

... LUNAR AND OTHER ABTR-ONOMICAL .: . .-.PREDICTIONS. I . - . . .I Pat (clar Posions of the Moon. July 19-2.5 P.M., the moon willJ be in the equator (wind). 2--6 r.sf, at her greatest dis- tance from the earth (least-intenaitY}. 26.- 1.17& B P. vl, in the most goutherly partof ber orbit (rain). 29.4.2t Am., ful rmoon (rain, likely by day). 81 August L,-P.9t, at ber last'distance from the earth ...