... I *9 'DORS PERTHSaIRE-LJST OF SPOBTME,&,: ]FOR 1874. ' A considetable: niunber Of aporntslil are noW S resident at~ the shootirig 'lodger.' It is difficult definitely to sa-ywhat the prospected ?? ar4t; h repqrtsit re so various'abel conffiOtDg., Qne6 gare' Y beeper says the coveys are of an ai'erag stn Tb thsbrdswel gow; ndthe'reenmb Te trgoo, per-s another states almosltthreon.T erA haps, ...

... F1SHIJN REPOR TS. Tue FoI)oT;-CLOIC OFp THM SALMON NXr FBEIING,- The net ?? seasoa whieh closed on -Wednesiay night, S haa, in general, beenL a pretty succesasful one. Although grilee anD eea trout were in gtneral ecaroe, salmon havebeen. plentilul, and of large size. Several were got during the n emezon which weighed between 40lbs. and f=Ibs, iah, a num. ber from 3Sibs. to 4ONbe,, and the ...

... i777-7 ?? ?- T- ; 1? W ?? R I i6? , ?? ?? I a. ?? . Paris, Anuust 15, seas '.To day being the Feastof thelsaumption, special o to Mss was celebrated by the:Boiiapartists, at which y about,1200. to 1500 people were. present. ,Nobody J, ...

... |I N-oRT iLANARBXSHRE PRISON BoArm I I .: .. . - ; - . ad, I A mieting' of the North ILanarkehire Prison be, Board was held in the Council Chambers, Glasgow, iti- yesterday afternoon,, for the purpose of receiving :th and considering the report of the Building and its Repairs Commeittee as to the.memorial to be pre- im- sented to the, Commissioners of Supply and other' i1is contributaries as ...

... FOBEIGN TKNTLLVIENCE. I . . . . id FEACE Paris, Agt. 4 hr FIndd the deputy for Cotea-du.Nbin is dead. . Gustave Nsquett, chief editor of the Bordeaux' epublicanTpaper, Tibune, was arredted yesterday ..ein connecon'with evtents which transpired at Mar- wilies in 1870.- : THE PRWENSID JOiURKEYT OBlTANY. d Paris, August 13, Evening. j .- Marshal MachLAhon's jourey.iuto.BrittanY ha4 a been ...

... ; c A Berlin despatch to the Telegraph anOUnnceC that arnicable relations are being cultivated be- tween, Germany and Egypt. The 'Egyptiaa Minister has arrived at Berlin for the purpos of proposing a new commercial treat. 'and the press 'of that city' speaks of the good, under- standing that prevails between 'the ieran Go- vernment and the Khedive. 'HE.AVY SENTNCEuS. OX CoiNERS. -SAt the ...

... I - -AY41 . I OPErINGc OCKFASTr PL ?? the Sheriff a' ?? oreesterda ,beforeSherif lRobison, Alexander Kaitb,- a miner Trdm Patna, was carged -with: ?? o£f :4 from a ;ocIlast g' nace at'Piti,' between-the J9'thin J, , ) t r V;e , pleaded. guilty, aind wVas- entenced to-ti~rty , days? imprisomndent. -: ' i KT Turn-At-tbe ShWerilY Criminal Curta''Yes- rnt terdayijbefor'& Sheriff -Robison,- Samuel ...

... IRE A N D. THE QUERS'S COLLEGE, Conx.-The report of i the President of the Queen's College, Cork, for b 07 1873-4, states that during the year 58 entered n r the College as matriculated studewts, and 14 as o non-matriculated. The total number of matricu- d oh lated students in attendance was '228, and non- I or muatriculated 2 'The total number of students e during the past fouryears ...

... THE WIIATOWN'EL BGEIS ELECTION PETITION, ti'Vfl'1LLUJ, THE RNtSULT OF THE SCRUTINY. The petition of Augustus Smith of Northwood, MUuse, Upper Norwood, Surrey (tio defeated can- didateh, against the return of Mark John Stewart for' the Wigtown Burghs, came up yesterday for, conrideration in the Second Division of the Court of Session, before Lord Neaves. The petition set forth that Mark John ...

... THE VOLUNT'EERS. Li NLrITuOfWS11Rr~E CoUrETITION.-The annual coropeti- ti:h ?? il outeer Assoclation es toplconStraonterneoth3dcompany, a~t U. ropre ?? h a was ati d still. and. ?? Linlt. w ?? n pai undout ~ lage nmbes. Tere as goo attndaceof onloockers. h Soic oodscoingwaismad, a ma beseen from the The Reg~imental Prize of £C20-being £10 presented by flout- Colonel Gillen of Walihocos. £5 by ...

... FRIDAY MORNIN, AUGUST 2.1. The British Association proceeded to busi- I neso yesterday Mmoring, when the presidents of 4-1- Car- e A.1 - AA ?? - as- --ce -X_~o -_G ?? r of the several departments delivered their F1 opening addresses. Professor Crum Brown u discoursed scientifically on Chemical Con- h stitution. Major Wilson selected as his - theme Military Geography, regarding h which he ...

... WE A R A 1 WEDNESDAY MORNIN'G,.AUGUST 12t Mr M'Donald, M.P., has informed thei U.P. Presbytery of Gla~gow that their] opinions of the Patronage Bill are also his. I At a meeting of the Metropolitan Railway Company, held yesterday, a letter from Mr Gladstone was read advocating a modifica- I tion of the fares cbarged. The right hon. gentleman said that his financial experience had taught him ...