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... , . E. NO t., BOAnD Or A=ADE ExAMsiNATrox.-Yesterday, Jamasi M'GeoM passed as firet mate. Nono fiffii 5 > ?? Tuel- day fght, a atpenf fnamed Gutter, who ?? in~nrieeeby falling from .a a~e~eli~il-*W~ork-a1 eide~of a voaelnunder. go~nit'~ps~rs. ?? Doek a -few days o,.died ins the Mrtry 'wuhitber he bad been xE~d>'!¢ii*V2 iage a2Xb'66years. ?? :W ~bdi Kenneth GlasIow a ad!Gteelikblppiag'Cohpany, ...
... it . I- . GREENOOC. -i T l~i ?? BANiL.-At the aimnual meete ' .in of the oreenock Provident Bank. on Satirday Y'.-br MEdward Bl1ckno'e niesidin#-Mr'Thoma0 B ?? was elected chairmman forthe ensuing 3i' -year, and Messrs Wm.: Rankin, shijowner; John Y 'itXAllison, sugar refiner; ad Wmi Lethain, it ,merohant, were appointed to the vacant places l- in th'i committee. - SCENOE. ?? -OCI Saturday, ...
... I II E L A P. Timn Duke of Ahercorn, lt is stated, has been elected Grand Master of the Freewasoas of Ireland. TiN OLDEST BooKxN- True WOnTz. -3Our Dublin correspondent telegraphs :-Tho Book of ,Kells, written by St Columba, in 475, the oldest book in the world, the most perfect specimen of Irish artk with rich illuminations, and valued at £12,000, has disappeared from the College library. It ...
... ORAINGE DEMONl NSATION9. OLASOOW ~ Last night, the-thirteenth annual Orange and is Protestant soiree was held in the City H1ll, which tl was quite filled on the occasion. lhs ohbir was V occupied by Mr George M'Lood, Grand Master of of Scotland, who WMa suported on the platform by a the Ierv. ,Mesers Robert Thousson,' Charles; B 01 White Hugh Park.(Curabernauld), Robt.'Gault, p 1 ohe iurray ...
... SIR J. LUBBOOK M FONN SIBNTIFio I : , __ .,F , . ?? I ?? r Last night, Sir Jobn Lubbook, M.P., ?? c delivered the inaugural eddrbss at the Birmingham -Dr and Midland Institute on Scientific Eduction ab, He said he had for some time been one of the wC, Commissioners on the advancement of science and 0 or ?? i ler. it occurred to him that it might not be inappro- the priate to take the present ...
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... , i 'I u 7 ?? ?? - ,J . , - -SjN ?? ;:.J ?? .Madrld, Oot'bslM.. , The brwime tnder Geneal1 Deep Wplas hadia encounter withtho Ualiets yesterdayat'Yilifranca, Ei in the MetraneoBdefeatlisd ?? batlalione B' inder'the tconmand -f 'thsCabtoiles.Cubela and PIQ.l . 'The latfer. l'ost )12Jkilied,'rmuy~w'otndeS di -and p~isonere, and a flag. : ?? uctoi pr 'n : l , - ' ?? anane,'oobr3,; Pt . The ...
... ,GL AS Go~W. ;-.UNI V RS3[T Y. The Junior unanity G1lass sa opened yeter-. - day morning by Rirofeneor.tamsay.. ollotuingtst the line of remark taken by PrindopalCaird In his ?? to the true fantion o Uni- versity teaching, the learned Professor continued- c In all these varsous ways amay. the renuin oft !lassical antiquity, if: read aright, develop In us a knowledge of that one sclentilic ...
... SEARTLE8',BETIYAL' OF' A ,YOyIuJ : WOMAN BY Ai gMAR kIU D ,,a- ,, j ?? : ?? ?? ?? , 7-!, t ?? i, /S.; ' S _i n A^ eajse of; ai rery exztrnordinary ;charaotjerlihas just Come toaUghti., The partieds onuerdie&n4'.air la m aried manaid 'a 'otii: unarriedsa*m up , both belonging to'the opderative class, and.unt secently-residiag in. ,thie e~aatoernatriibtefo~the city. Boetime: 'aggathe-listter~ ...
... dll; R III' I 1 S E fI . .,QV gi A - n .0,. t ~ .Qon's P~r.UP,,CawoQ . Va chrc F afkcioea d, ntI 1 ?? even ing by46 t 9Is' a Rev. Q'roei Vathesen, of leunbllan. The'co~llk0 ' to~n, ijhich i0weef~trhe liquidationx Or th0b' thei elotcb,' amounted to'£172 2a 6di'' ' I B ewond charge, of th arhChr,.vcatbyti.' Ik promotioul'of the Rv.J .Ubo oh65 c. harge. a *a7 ?? Rv. Johfn' Chliamer5s' , Fge L'ady ...
... TTEA ?? SPIRITS. , :..1hs teof¢ coinmeroe i*;manuiaslure from ,h 'A .f ttee higheat leaves Of 'the y6fU sg ata4 a ethrubh . orrather treer for its wild se t..tai55aud t of'Ithirty; or Jtea 'isnd floWijer' eo oommon thot usdiie 'iasa 4;. It I - | i twe y the One. pro, 046luing groee anId. ihe other' bb6ek to. Green ten is, made from tb'a freshleaves,'on n a fired~at once. -At a recealt tiial ...
... PAISLEY, i'ARZlY. i MR a KiNrRAr AND THE INFIRMARY, -We understandthat Mr Kintras, who was at the .teneral election in, 1865i an unsuccessful candi. l datef the representation of the burgh in Par- ,liamet, has consented to deliver a lecture in town in aid of the funds of the Infirmary. The subject of lecture Mr Kintrae ha- selected. will be f Oliver Cromwell. It is understood that the ...