... Ii 1, , }t~ By- ~, ,1 :. : ,EsUTLT6,OF. tl, aMETEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS, . : 1: ?? § ' V MM AT'THg ' 30 i § I M.63330 A T 'T5 1 2 O'sERVAM'OdY OF (LA8s4W UNM R81!YV, IJ:,'IiiBMo8s XOP OP OOTxDa, 1874. Mean barometr!c pressiire for the month, re- Inch..e J'duiced.to ' 52Klfnb . and r calalevel of the sea, ?? . ?? ..9686 Highest reading of' self regietering therm. Des* .meterainshade (onithe ...

... THE SOHOOL IBQ4RDS.' PAISLEAr.A speoial meeting was hold yesterday I --Mr Thomas Coats of Forguslie in the chair.' Dr Fraser, as convener of the committee appointed to prepare educational statistics for, the gjuidance of la the boardo malie an elaborato'etatement of the o positionttalcen up by the board in reference to pro- n vidlig school accommodation. It included a log P correspondence ...

... mr %--EMERSON i RITIH SUBJCT.| 1. (To thks Edi~tor oftke'ogodfdid. tin,-As a supporter of Ur Einereon'e colaine to the Loitd:Roctorsl~ip, )us~y I b~at~lweoto ruitrte~ 01h bathe-ligiittk~oourandidate~a,5 abeen ~ leal a~tbr tesigdiaoirlt;'bt as theso IPilon his ers sb a 6dpiately t roligh btirg j i4'h t iy alg 1%I0 ?? the ueui'io nr we* ar~ebadisored ipbisig rthk~mJ MmDOrev, the commnitteeof ...

... THE C ONSERATIV .:I T -B .t THEBCONSERVATIVE CLUTB, : OMINATI1O4 Ol. H11 D1SHAEtLI, or The Conservative Club met hlb he C oaal be Philosobhy Clasioroo4j ,! COjD.0aDpbeW the i th president,.ocoupied the chote-and t aere woo e lergt lu attendance, the room being filed It . Mhe CIIAliAi N Ibaving th1nked the membere ?? 'Al the cluibfoftbe onourtehe a.enferred oe etyi be in :choosins' bhnmtd ...

... MIE.RW ? ' ' , ,, ' - . ;; - ?? ~ : ?? 'al r-tnwsv -.tnArl caneand 0,00 t'te'betkrot'sugari. ;The tookoethhid, : WD ?? ?? og bean5reeletoed D ?? tom ~ii ?? ?? eroesb anbito, too mcrntis fhave been 162,45t~oens against,165,920-tonsIn, ?? f the ?? p Ort of the mont Leeopo ?? anod Ctyd cdinaigntod,camd groad amounwt qultoc s9,oft liP W2e8,644 tons in 1873d , DTe import int ceyd e, td tlemt 'ote ...

... GLASGE W )3'BEE OHUa CL, .L E G GLASGOWI REE CHIURCH :COLLEG,. :: The winter session in connection with thie College , was bpened yesterday afternoon, wheu an address wae delivered in the large ball 'of the institutlon b the 'Rev, -Professor Douglas.. There was a good attendance. Amongst thoese present ?? .Llndeay,TProfessor Caudelieb,'th6e:v.Dr Willis lof Toronto),,tbe Rev.1~ RC. Smitb,'the ...

... (MON OUR OWN voR tronto r.) * i Melbourne, 8th:S~ptelabe1t 1874.; nrim TR5SASUnl Sit flI ,saBUDOET. ,James Service, Olii 0o0f5 oa5learest.haei5ld aost politiC of pelitioiN55,9 opened his budget 17th Augi5ne. Tboi~glho' sueceeded Sr ?? .s esurer lnvtho: Herefiird Miniatry ?? ?? ar sunrprised oecause he,-bbeiing at 'no Of theforenist- meeafthat school, v iitb, ;olours, a 'iow signs a lhas ...

... ?? t WEDNESDAY hiOrSNING.:NOS. its. The Muniolpal Electiois ih took place 1. s Sootland, yestorday, presented fei fe-| .!11 ?? I~~ ?? E roM tures of o'm~e 'than locidl intorest, and seem - to hske exoited ratlier loss intereat thnn usual. ?? wl Tho two principal ci~ties, Gias~ovw, and Edlln- Vl burgh, only. witnessed, three ootests each; l gaid the results of these contests infi Glasgow ps gre ...

... M MR'iOh SWINGAT OARDROSSi i,~ ,.1, .1,! 11 - ?? 1 _ - . -itiast'flight 'r'Ai R,& Ewing, XP. for Dun' at ?? iddrtfesed isconstituents In the DaiU VI Hall,'GriIM'dh. Odfdros& 'Mi M'Allister. Donald to of'' Lyatori'nd !chonbArrooh was called to the o otbrs present were Mestsr :\yipij' l~ld. of Feniegair, F. M. Martin of Auchenfroe, J. i, Watson .of Ardmore, A. 0. IR~usse'll, Csardr~ss ...

... ;~ ItOL,9Q,0T6ONj O~IN ,,OE. I .. :RA' ITerTi NANDs BRGICUM4X-1N4; ' , , ., ?? .. > ; .r gon a 'EAWi-60t:' M R: R'AWX 'DUir#S; orzo6aitr-] 3stfottna'cs 'iogptot.' ing Engljatdls. love'g pqr y.-what W'ig, what .t it ought to be, whid ifought 't do, ail, wha itj S ought to avoid doing, has roiyved thidea Which, R wase: Punre~t-sqr6om tLm6 4. tWSaJ 41hat dentletn1n a ought at least to ?? ...

... 01:Q ONDON ,OBBRSPONDENCEj AND! TjIE -jTRAMWAy COMPANY-4EEF COTU Y THE~ DUKE 0P OAMB11IDGI4 AND MlALSAtS&L ?? q% Thursdays Evening. tri ItM9,GLADS-TON14 is engaged writing an article for p a th ecomber' number of the AltiiP~i $ a Reuw Thj periodical in question. will als~o .r ?? thke second part of, Mr MattlejyArnold's at anesaly,. entitled IReplie to my Crit~ice ; .5 paipj Le d on ...

... iGRBENOOL ALLEGD ASSAULT BYnA MATB.-At the Sherif& Criminal Court yesterday-before Sheriff Smith n -Thomas Turner, mate of the ship Hope, of i PortGlaegow, was charged with having, on the d e night of 2iith ult,, assaulted a Beaman. named ii Lawrence Nolson while the ship was proceeding t' 3 on a *voyage from Quebec to Greenook. It ap- S peared that on the night in question the mate o ...