... IGMATOHE8 01? I.T -v.C. - (IJOBOGI S OF ?? . a; VOn Saturday the aQ;T . tsfo roittes dressnto a close by sailing four = esfo,-.reene by Mi Aroott,, rear-clamwodea a'f h ?? weather wasracirag, Qts the 2- was dmiablyitit~d ~es events of the eaOwn. On the previo~us day the lteet A,. ?? frloim otesay Bay after an excitin tundt- Tress Gareloch;- in wh ich Lena (yawl), Fieiy 4 1) (schooner),. Maria ...

... THE LORDS OF THE ADMRALTY IN ISCOTLAND. TVimI TO ?fq OCUMDERLANrQ ' TB~fKG SHIP. The Lords of the Admiralty-the Right Hen. ?? Ward Hunt, M.P.; Admiral Sir William Tarleton, ?? Mr E~erton M.. 1MrSanpe U.. Mr MacGregor, san Ca-ptainSre'yamour, VS.2' t arrived at the Tail of the Bank, Greenaoc, from I Liverpool, 'in. ?? Enchantress,, yesterday a morning. On the arrival'of the Enchantress, a as ...

... MAIL NJIS., - Southampeon, Atiles II. all Tie Ncrl:. S verusen Lloyd steamer Weasre, vith ticnelan, tt Presct, aud EnugliSi mails, sailed hence to-day fur ?? ye1 Thel Movilte. Auigust II. Ve The Alloan eteamer Circaslian. freot Quebec, ianissed here I1 at sit this mcrsing. Th, ,aails wrce lauded. ill Qoceonatomr, August]!. 1- The National Compsny's steamer l1u1eln arrived Oit here at d two ...

... ]1E LAND. EXPECTED VISIT or Mi. DISRAELI TO DUuLINF.- It was stated in Dublin yesterday that Mr Disraeli will shortly visit Ireland as the guest of an Irish ?? News. THE CHANNEL FLEsr.-The Resistance lost boats, anchors, and cable in the collision in Lough Swilly on Tuesday, and the Devastation is reported to have sprung a leak. JoHu Mrrcsin.-It is stated that Mr Mit- chel has declined an ...

... TONIC SO-FA- :OLLEGEL. I Yesterday, the members of the Toni c Sot-}l! College andaumber of fie0nds made an excursion I to Gaielochhead. Ninety o the member were' grsent and the excursialsts were favourad with utiful weather. A Gatdoihhsad severalhours were pleasantly spent ia viewing the scenery and in siging part sonw In the course of the day the. members wvere mub gratified by a visit from ...

... f, !L rn 1 ( 7-1z 1~ ---I t ?? ?? .rE th~e priuc~al ho iday-i .t Iilnara-xk~me'r,; Eairthlere was-g-`n'l B-iasef i C, a very large 4at- o: pee Lit 'ani pletsalir oeusis. weather, ianaa;p S ?? as corald be ?? 1., I Iasgow _al Sortzl-\, .sterl Ealilway Capz':g bookied 3$ ?'asseor.er, c'f whe-n 3l51tv&i by special tranl to .a ...

... THE COLLo:mE4EtG?j PBESATIGN GOP Alarge abd bfilliant awmb0 ~ [ HUjerth, Yesterday aftermoo f 0 of witnessing the of de ciya to Colonel Sir JM0~ .2 oa. 11ighianders, anda11 respect tthat gallant and - 'The chair was occupied Graham who was by Sir ohu M'Leod Lieutenant of the COunt d _ _ platform were Coloasi ' ° brother of Sir JobnSro 71 Hon. John RoIo, G Druwmond Hay. Colonel Cinny 3 D.. R. ...

... DLSASTAOU&S, E T1I. ~~I ,s> ?? -. ?? ' .. F . ?? t EOU.K S -. ;.5 T R I-,At a very early hoar yesterday morning, the inhabitanit oi4hi- trlring Suburb of Lenzie were aarme 'by'hterepert that.'.a fire had broen 'out in: the houe of Mr Doug *stLat Glenbank iTerrace; and before the conagrationI was subdued no fewer than four self-contained dwelling-h'ouseswere almost totally destroyed. The ...

... aer A CHAPTER Or AcoIDnEYTS.-Thi5 year the iew Fair holidays have been more than usually dis- D ihea nie tinguished for accidents, one of these resulting a'na ier fatally. On Friday morning, Wmn. Richmond, hi ala evnand residing at 21 Nortbcroft Bt5¶ by Street, was injured while shunting a waggon at Masi ain the goods depot. The wheels passed eves one Du of hslgand he died in the Infirmary ...

... a The execution of William Jackson for the I aurnier of his sister at Kirklington, near Ripon, r n Mlay last, took place yesterday morning at 1 uork Castle. It is the first execution which c Us taken place at York Castle since the passing a sf the Act abolishing public executions. Yester- C Lay moraing he made a full confession of his Vilt. 1 went, he said, to Bedale at nine I O'Clock il! ...

... Tke spiritualists of London have set about ethe orgsnisation of a movement having for its r avowed object the controlling of certain annoy- D lances alleged to be received at the hands of whatare designated evil irits, This move- ment has been in apparent good )faith, and the believers have determined to con- avene a conference of the various classes of good 3and evil spirits, with the ...

... TH& SCHOOL BOARDS. IavIN&-This board met on Monday evening- Mr Geo. Brown presiding. On the motion of the I Rev, David Wilson, seconded by the Rev. John Gregor Mr Robert Selkirk was appointed master of Louon Street School, which was agreed to. The secretary stated that the plans and specifications for BankStreet School been received back from the Education Department without alteration, and ...