... A JUARNRY 1UROUGHi THE PARlIS - - . - SEW RS . V ?? 'anD eccaa'qeal Oanient of the 5iandart) a' ic } - 4 : iesivii n ?? h , Jt?',ristM>ut }ji,tEveni :: 'D Doao gentlewxlr, tuin away in disgust, slid In i e t~hati about c lead, yo thiro*gh 6- > ,eculsc t onl ?? a d~dia~qnaul Peliai ?? AW.. bj l de :itflit -nWet the n9 iso 00.ilt~.werVenZ o s . A . ncetla bonet.f. [C., _W1-ifAOQ.oTb t~ ?? ^ r ...

... E ITHO MOtSto AND PO RIT.S1 .. ?? -- d EAST PEXlHSTHIRS AND WEST FORIPAIRSU{Ia- i- .Up till the lose uof the iveekcot ona good 'weighty: is bag has been madenon these'moor.4. Though the - birds are much uader the average of good years, to there would have been. pretty good sport but for us the stormy weather, the mors being-soflooded as to t render travelling a most lalbriou& undertaking. tie ...

... O O Y m e i . . -. ;6 . . t.I . Thes:tated quarterly meetig of the CommissBoni of 'Asnbly swas &eld yestterdy-the Rev.! Dr Trail, moderator. ;: MROBEBtfMlW . ,,Mr MizIEs, agent of the Church, Mid-I re- o:eived thisg' m'rwng a petition from Mr BobtL~eid -Rat, who: was d p'ed at at General Assembly, ak;r 'to re to'- i 'eto the office of the minsnstry. peibo ~ wh'h4te;bmisds nt: e ietiain to 73 ...

... £E~I1~ T T i - - Ifl THE COAL SHIPPING TRADE. It Glso,5th August, 1874. a Srn,--Permlt me to m~akfew remarks onthree copanof at this port-viz, 1st, detention in the Lloadng o thei grievs d ancbt on ponpearl date I will write you regarding the others, -- O I will suppose I have, an order for a cargo of £1 Wishaw main coal for Marseilles I look out for in a.vessel, and get. the offer of the Jane ...

... ME GOSCHEN AT FROME. i Yesterday the Frome Liberal Association was inaugurated rt a banquet to which over 600 gentle- men sat down, . Amongst thosew present were Mr Gosohen, M.P., Mr Hodgson, M L., Lord John le Hervey, Major-General Sir H.B Rawlinson, Mr I 0 Munadella, M. P., and Mr W. H. Williams,. -Mr I ,l P. Iegpro presided. In responding to the toast of the 'House of Corn- L mons, MIr ...

... -II ofLOND~ OR~ON 0ND0O.IT I UUM BEB' MAGAZIN-RAILWAY I ACCIDTh I 1DrI. Friday Evening. v returned to ton froms Foatbill, pD$A0% Marchionea of Westminster, I to o °ad left again to-day Bn a visit to! 1eM305 of Chesterfield, at Bretty Park I C.'f Trent. The right hon. gentlemanna pW#1'I the better of s holiday, short as it i l4e eaths are announced to-night. The first To f fielltenaut eleneral ...

... TI9IO -OF TE'IE V~k%;NIious.. ime back it became necessary, as a prs autiO0. to shore upl the side ai Tenple Bar, whichI, ?? to a ?? o the foundation, were considered ideo unsa,,rfe condition. On Friday morn- b4 jng WlOng in the main ?? b8'd the atiitien of passers-by, and much srOSO as to theo probability of the d ° iC ia way altocether; It was stra chgt% 1le southern Ealf ot the centre i t ...

... REOK ?? 'roir'PSrBORDxorI1xaEA2XN&6 -'Thsfl]Owr r I l8ug athe resul~t oE yedterda'sf examinations in t ., maovigation and 'seaanship :-Mater---Peteg k , Pe awson; two failed. Firbs mates-eremiah t ,Smnclair; two failed. Second mates-W. C0 . Iaynes, John Uros; one fnilid.- Tn2 .A-OK AO01 . u. At Turesday's meeting 'of the- Police Board, r b. the GMs - Work Committee submitted s tate- .m:tt 'eee ...

... T BRTIS ASSOCIATION. 3J'- - . I {IS03 OUB OW Y RaRM s.) Belif , Friday. e sections resumod thi'i morning, re all largely attended. Nothing has yet complithed with reference to the pro- t r the formatioa of a ,Piycholoical Deo. 111 1 but a meetingin connection with the t o be held on Monday. Reporta. of p ~et iags of the setions are appended -. SONLI SCIENCE AND STATISTICS. . section met in one ...

... e - Ryde, Friday Evening. , The storm of yesterday in some degree moderated during the night, although in the transition there were torrents of rain, but fortunately, as daylight r approached, the downpouring ceased, and although 0 the wind was not exactly blowing a gale, it was a a strong north-wester, and so continued throughout s the day. The race was for the Commodore's Cup, a a piece of ...

... GREENOCIK. TrEATRE-ROYyaL.-Mr Wright's new company are seemingly very popular with the patrons of the dramatic art in Greenovk. Good houses T have attended on the performances during the a past week, which has been devoted to the repre- H sentation of a number of high-class pieces, the E ladies anad gentlemen of the company mnakiag a good appearance in all. On Saturday night, t Eustache ...

... PROROGATION OF AR N; - ?? .. . ?? . . aY HOUSE OF LbORD`S-Fa Ar, Auut?. ?? th The House of Lords did not. meet. until thres th 'clock, but. fr soime tiue-preio to that'hour I. j'straak s' gallgry bad been pretty weU filledfby] FeslWies, whq se only aaoitte'd to- tht PartOf tuer at House upon. such ocasioulS as the opening or los- i A- ling ofParliament.. The.usual seats near the bar were all ...