... wp? -i IITHEr-DISASTElt % fin ld dZi- 'Pt,& At~6Yz'tnOd Wi~l it~4 ?? hitdA l tfe. A 7,n ?? O1 ~9 house, And h eA ea th'4.V eni eef614dtf~frdbif~ Ik&'nel ; wtbd ?? ih~,rialn W 0] Coipia jifidlhahado *civo~ lin't1rl ?? or, qp;Wl, fi Id oemmf~ttet bo' dtj&hi pftoi 1ot ii~T ?4f l iTdiihr~thhm~ ou~'ftb br r' ufeh sy o he diefa~ele ~ear~d~ j.til~ eqOInU . IPloelousiei caue p mgo er 4qwas ...

... RESPIT1 ,F TTHE -CONICTS Nl hAN I AND hILJ . To tbe relie f mnybesdes th poor men T concerned, the welcoumi' intelligpuce ''wasgro 'Vceivevd on Saturday that.: the exeeutiobi'ofi thae qentontes ?? passed at the late Juptioiary 'Court 'oi the'criminals Miller and. Neila'u:has. bcen poatpdned until the further sipifloation -w4 of Eer ?? yleasure, The ?? ce relating to the tbso cases.''rcaohed. ...

... , I .,I s.1 Tt)s' CooNcUiL.-A siecia Iineetitro ConneI was held in tho Town Hall onl Firidi' might-: I'rovost Dickie presiding. Th' llerx; in trrns of a resolution adopted at last meetingsubltitted a rgirnute which had been drawn up- by a Wiml mittee for presentation to 1Provoat- Ditkie in reference. to his retirement fror thn tjonrl The minute alludes, in highly laudatory terms, to his ...

... . - 8GROVOWMIBE , UTE. i IThe 4snatAt)stligo the. ,~w tet'f a.Minilon Instketi wai 11hold; In the Religious Inai- tin ?? tatioa Booing yesterdai~lo'-nfon. ,The Lord out Provost (Slr'Jaiae WaVn atseld - nd among, 'i rthe-othersiprestntwta- WI. . ;'Rev ~Iwe 01k ~)ul~anhalf~ag,' R.Y.D~ avid M'Bwifn 1ev' wo 5jD R Kilphtrick,' Rev. M r;F~rret, Mer : .'tol D~ryce, Wii. Scott, JGIU' Gnnsprect P.Mrhli ...

... S===IDENOE. a -- .ODO iND uE iOU f~~w - P EDIiDSBVB10`101 (i l '~S1Boyi gise. -U~SS '5 ?? ABBOTTr of the fg% 8lfON ^ 8g.3Igai lISMARUK AND anditl Urfloe 000-Pcare5 NU BOW The 5, ?? EvenBiOg. n bchair, *iog napsS have greatly exaggerated Ibm. f ?? be Duohaegg of Edinburgl. Her ?? ,h il~lness 0 aonly. trigporajiy indis- Tht Wyill fligbhf w 63 ofllthe afternoon walked ingld- Psed, ,sda Erdleng ...

... BARON .orL jtX4rfl: Q1 RITUALISM, I teda fte-noon, a igeeting was held Iin the RylCrncAssembly Rosiua, Exeter, on bebalf. (Befoc of the Societios for Proiiotfng Christian Knowledge and thieropa¶ loof th00 ?? THE t chair, rnd amsongst those preteist were-the Right Hallk Chief-Jusice10 Coladidgo and' Mr A. Mills, The~ M P. The Right HIon. Sir Stafford Nortlicote, minst( h~o Was eXPeOted, wvas ...

... ,rXl(N~HIwPAD SLXOTIONS. c and ?? to none, He was ud per-ocuted-(hi5ses and cheers) Jaers Moir needed not to be in .degree ?? that many people him; and he wos not surprised. stood before his old constituents i countenance, like ahy honest It was qUitO true that he the ward for the long period years, and he did not ro- e vote that he bad given duling period that anyhonestman Ought nor had he ...

... ?? 1? ?. ?zzvpzlesl ro-pirmSDIVOR. ,; ; BOILING A DOGITO DEATH, . con Glaegow, 29th'Oct6ber 1i7.. wol S*tt,-If anything'reaquired tube esaid in fasiurof Lol the maintenince of a Societyfor the Prevention of Olle Cruelty ?? in Glasgow, aqd of saome code one of ?? Jong as aur omagistracy Isau- Ur f atipendiary,l might re-atate the particulars of4 b ef case which ocourved' I~re within the tast ...

... | iIP TIxE fDISn'S ACS . LADIE' i r 'G ?? GL O. ?? ! h A Ssrge anl lnlluential~meetingof ladies w~as held.t 3I lyeterday,, i the RCligous.lastiUtioA.lt ooisI i' NgoW- ,p ot-i-e'th,e re al of tlie ontajios I 1 'isg : Ori the T -of Ms -Hsrey f Mr ?? M'fl'i~h& o Edinbargh, aii e t s tQ the !oh>aif'. By~pxrmisonoof'.the.nnetjng, AMr 1' Couttsio Lodn itd'a aifaa~ then:5 ,pause £pr pray,. Mrs ...

... THE APPROACHTNG M&NiOIPAL' I ,. I XDEC2'RLZ : 'o'th METING OF THE IRT W fD or ''le nuaI maeting of the slecioi-sof the First Ian' War& wase hold In the Mechanics' Hall' Canning,1 St&reet, 1ast~ OVoD~nifl Mr William Tiejcs- 'to voner ot ?? Cbmmittee,p prsdd nd.lq* ?? ' Gavie. a Wa ddel-worie pronent,, It was ?? In ?? thgte retiring' councilori.N obet he Is Mr Alex..Weddel. P he usual reprswr hn ...

... . AYR , r. -At a lt when, FrArI ACCIDueNT -At a late hournon Saturday urope night, while 'a middle-aged mian named John 'iv,0 IM . OCaig, a carter iresiding in 'Hope Street, Ayr, ND rend uruing Lrom Aunbsnk, sittiUg- on the Mb, n4tien front. end of his cart, the backband of the tar. ,Th ) Iu nce broke near Weston Smithy. The Ehafts of b, alons: 'the cart fell, and M'Caig wa.s'pitched .foiward ...

... I LORD.LIEUTENANT.op?T?' I Yesterd? afte?norr? I Dalhousie, and in tjstiM n- lnel'jhl tion of his character and publio er i;wrt proceedings took place in the Al0 e i1 lwae-decorated for the occa it Tl front of the platform WI s p ist with evergreenswiefaso acc ~~ee hung round the wall. 'he tall wss toeo every part byaneluestial axdhend hcti number of ladiesweeeopret leg commodated with ...