... 5t~LETUAMTIN EECTION, 5te teto of the poll was deolared last rigbt (C)o:93 ~ 2171 'mWeer (C) 1836 | X i 3ugh (L) ?? 1766 ~ ?? the vote Nvas as follows- pi;kering Phips (C) A .. ' 2670 chaler~ij LiP~ 0L) c0. Moerewether (C '1796 (LO. 16,53 tetmentprovailed. Shortly: Nesbrd~lgg~ef t pollO 3s disturbance was xh tonf an effigY Of MV cused by tb o bad to js6 their staves in ~elsatO &ee m an a ...

... MAIrL NZW5 Piymouith. Octobet it. The naamborrtmerican Oompany's 6teanor Pomeranbe foo. ?? YirkZ. with $194i,00 Iu apecie. arrived here at10.15 ti, norn ig and havlng lauded mails she proceeded for. oheolbotirg Dd hiamburg. soolm 3, October 10. ?? 0 Tbo Nortb Getmin Lloyd steamer Baer saitled to! Ballt. more to-d~. 11ioville, October 1I, The Anchor LIna steamer BoMIMS sailed hence (or ?? Yolk ...

... TB> OROOL. h-t~ivsbi A¢Dir -A . T: e d ?? ~ . . f a n etiop..mob ?? 38- i ?? v iiahoi ?? ?? d.- w~ho la beena ?? ~tsoh vais~iiti tt ?? L d e d nd ' ubro ?? ihlands anit :r f s 'de. a B erie of reogaptes lks ttisnwy *; these boards had to encoanter was to prov d9 y ?? the inatrieition of the childrendarina the iiter- it val that raugt elapse .besore the new Bhoolg oan be opened. Mr Ramnsay ...

... THe NATIONALVI1IE SOCIETY. 1. .. .T . ^ .. ?? I ?? l&N utlhe 6Nautiounalt . ,t6 TU!e' juxasjlldr t n the al ~ to St~ merc& yesterday - doccupied tb lal1te thladie3 auxie'UY ?? ,.o resumts JSU& - irIwork. Looking t .$ uo report, he found that, eince et ho formation of the eociety thlrteen yearr ago, the la t. n of.£5193 bad been reallsad, through Ite opera- bio, dul So fa'r as the 'last Year ...

... UNIVE SITY OF GLASGON, ?? OF 'iIE MEDICAL CrLAssES. ,lbe mrdic-l ?? of theo ?? of G lo i ,,Bnc vstertiiy, %ybon I)r P~. A. Siuljspoul Profvorof Pl'orolc ,sedrcine) dolivered the open- 1 gaddess, 9 'Thjem wias a large attendance of 1ll ^'tdse'il icip ?? occutpied the chair. welcoming those students who D~rst 8 clv ' University for the iirst time, con- p bad coated ti~hy.,l uponl their choice ...

... I , _ .. . i I , I - 1 iwo -Dr Loo Ross, tshe now'famous rea~der, Vappeare! 2dy in the Queeri's Rlooms last night, and gave.a selco- .ing tionof readings from various authors, In spite rith of Clancarty and The Italiaii Opera, the I to audience was good, fashionable, and discrimina. P be !tive. Regarding the merits of most of the rho readings we had occasion to speak on Dr Ross' ace ...

... ?'Ol lb . , 1,?? -T . I - , Dox I , LQN DENCE ?? 101.1 - . - ., I OV11RYMIMENT A AND 1TNE UNIIVEASM 'll EiMF W-qT £1PsIOBr3I COLLISION - 4ILMY, PEN4IONS - THE ,iDLAND RAILWYAXAY, SCHEL E-MF-ZTT1NG PRhOt S'lOUT1 j-THE DUKE 01 MIhIkON AND TBE ( Friday Nighti | l 'I *RREESTANDAthat a' cirduinr iribeing prepared r by the qwe ioiepte Sale si;bhect of the reform t oftho eollege :,Q Oxford ain ...

... GREENOOKL iftLn1 Malcolni,-Wm. Jobustone, and Tl1oii gsrsig p~a. d the :Bo)rd ol ' exainaton FIRE IN THR FLAX MIh '-YeaterdMy after. noon, ire broke oute in the dax null, Lymedeh Street,,and wipderable .l0amne Ws done to 1to. maehinery andluiterzer of .th e . admng. ! DEATIORF . SIrAfTEb,-, pnteoihgepee has i 'Y the ownhei of the shlp hIder, o rror6 i ofe astoerffath i r fue, r Johns'to6ne!, ...

... THE GLASGOW SOCIETY OF FIrfLL NATURALISTS. ,, __ lXr.I - I i(SItOM A COUCEiSPONDN ?? x eriaps some. of our readers may have maot on the Kilpatrick Hills, or on Bon Ledi, or may, sit, ting on the top of Ben Lawers or Ben Voirlichbave eeen tbrough n glass or havenoticed prowling about ' Possil Marsh, a number of young men with extra- ordinary hats and knickerbockers, mostly with long tin boxes ...

... L|TTIfRS TO THC EDITOR. I ?? I _ THE LORD RECTORSHIP . ef Ind ndepodnt Comno itteoo loms , e , University of Glasgow, Ootober 20, 18 7. ?? to-day on the various candi- d dates no* brought forward for the Re otorahip of this University , y oa emphasie tish importtn of b the dutie devolving on the LordRe etor r and make s this your one objeootion to the nomirl~tion of Ur o Emereon . lt seems to ...

... 1 V. Di tTQ ND LA PREAHIDG.| ' To Thc *digoi ef thet Glasgow Hevef q 21at'0otobor, 1874. ?? r pr~esme that Dr Story's 'somewhat daring protest against lay preaching wil niot- pass withoutV commenti I would like to pA' thrsovuh. your columnu, whether 'he and thosea.wi soi vjo- lently euptorted him are prepared to carry their VieWH'tothe a-logical conclunion -In 'this case the question Is ...

... . 'IfAE TOLL SYSki 4OOTLAND. I I . E ?? ' i; . - ' : DEPUT&TIQMTO 1THIE EOJIIS 5ECCISTM. his A depuetation of. gentlemen jvl are opposeil to Ah 'ho the esbolitiont of tolls-walited conitie HoillieSecretllry evn eat yeterdaynf~terr'neon in the~ilyul:HotelRdiablurgli. Cli ?? ?? eoe.si~e entheramlesorunyI the Davidson, of-.Soutbfodi;(fej,6tGenevaI Lookhot Ma'oo'-Wilkie, Blyths~tiod~qus , Gl ?? re ...