... t STRANDllG O TI , 'A GLI ?? OF ItsatricO bii ta B iO t The x ?? r O Dnndes rad.er Bqhitpi gz .(ob1any, met with ander . 1 , i'nfoule ad! ut oxday night; which, though d tly# rmini didhd t result in any damage to t1e vesse S London on Bupd'o' udorzjdg for Dnndeej whe,: the w kthbr'I & etbiek, .d it ooiiued'4 the whole of MgoIri.' While proceedig alopg the oonst on Moiday i'ght, about ...

... ,&-G=L~h'ST-4CJL UI'PIiD PIIESBY itIAN rITESIBYTERtY. tioa ?? isl~i monthlyl meeting of this Tev. court ( Tw e held ?? \V. Clark, moderator. an rar NI cv JitIN BOOK. &ot Mr loli1ERTS a committes was On tho m eoelv sad tabulate whntever stgges- pro eplointoh be trcade' as to the now hymn book, I tiorw along tof which is to come pp at next Tbs meetlyda tng of the Presbytery. ,eiseuatANO AND) ...

... AE, SAp'p?? VI A ?? e XN .1 . . N WNk~ R~tE iD an 0 0 rs~~dtt ns ' d ApP 1mD ?? er9-W J a i~b ne~b oifYM Pman ovwet*A]' )opdtih~a ,- e~~j~ ,jjqodut~o reva fpi 4 o 'a~aet~ barought V Dagirh In l in bid A UrprB3i 9i 01 i lu'i aor gmsti~wl g0eatoi aoftb mw A M, Dbse th etifau36~1 TkWt~hdh Mrtg~IMihh~~a~icjuw~~ G otmI money, 4ud tcerefhro Ib : poratiqo and thit0etne of1QlX ?? : I'h 8'L's-ORD ...

... COLLEGE FORDAUGHTEM OF THE CLERGY. 'A publio rooting wea held yesterday; in the Re- ?? Instftutioa 3Rooms, for the purpose of pro- motipg meaeures for the endowment oj the College! for Daughters of Ministers of the Church of SCot- daud and Profogsbrie of the Scotch Uziveralties. Sir 1James Watson presided, and among those present ii w ere: Dre Esdaile, escobie (secretary todtbe Col- Ileeel, ...

... MR ORE EWING, M.P., AT N i.W : KLPATRICK. 0 OnWedneadayvrA.Orr-Eiving,MP rei tlt 1 the electore ?? Cilijatrick'in in ie Pnbtidv .ch.-l o Mr F. W'Wl ceecupied the chair. and bjietly oaT, `ra. duced the speakew. Mr .hwing, In the 'oeojrbe of S his address, contrasted the measures of the late Ono Liberal Government with the legis6titiu of the laot session, and denied thiat'it das a eawyipg out of ...

... LE1TTERS TonTne EDITOR. PROFESSOR CHARTERIS ON VOLUN- TARYISM. * Glasgow, 12th'November, 1874. SiB,-I observe the reportin your issue of to-day of Professor Charteris' address to the students on the occasion of the opening of Edinburgh Uni- versity. I rejoice that the Professor has come forward and expressed himself so unmistakably on the- Voluntary Question Spirltual oderend- once, and * ...

... PET NEW T!WN ib U Ol'CLS. I fi . . E L E C TI NO'NS SOF blAAG I ST I' AT E9. T 5 The 'fist n eetl bftbe'U lov Town lounil, ( ns awlyO!ceonetitutedd, vve held ?? ,. an ?? br Prvos, presiding. 'Theprd * . r ceedipgi er eopenjd Wyith .preiyer bye Re'v. Mrl ,mauervile College Chwroo: .Mer -MAnWiCK (Town Clerk) -stated uthatn uder ?? a the provisions of the 16th sectio of thei, ?? a Ac f,17, the. . ...

... URTHUR ORTON AT DA.TYMOOP,,. The Ticuliorno claimant. Arthur Orton, Ma- ?? yeisterday afternoon at the Governmrent Prioans. PI'ia.,etown, )artmoor, where he has 6.Wlao one of 1300 collvicts now dtationed there 0i ani elevation of 1200 feet above the ea level. AtMot of them are engaged in reclaim. ill, laud and other-out-door pursuits, but Orton awill bv cciied as a tailor. Ile travelled frooc ...

... 1?0 R ON---COE;R Wxlrre; .rgeretiee to. comments -which-eave - ?? 2 entliy-,'ippeaied. iii tiho pu~bho jpjerf don':tbhe be ;leged:,,q O.sabiriot6ty state-, of recraiting, i ais oc authoritatively-' stdtedlith ORrecubitn~g 'for the 'th ?? ; 'iarn 1~aSa' tee'for bonme'-te a, pai;i a' bThe': aitablish. \ moent o the tarmyh hasbeenomplet'e' du ha. '9learI, and the r'oiit tho ybung,. agoodk ad ...

... THE APPLOING IATASROPE I; if TiiI LY (1J' ?? 'i iV5 , 'f lutkj *o * ,-5J. ?? ~ ~ ?? . . , , ; ,; . THE NAMES O -THE5DEAD.' e I'T E SEARCH FA';THE'1-BODIES. n 'I'Ar'ndws' of tho' duiro 'ckIinity wihioh'oceinire' h oA Thlrsday nialit oai' the Clyde, yesterday ix crdrated a; pjrfouiWI tUnsbtiln' thtroughout the rl ebuntryi abid' ?? Alng. the West b oa, ?? ov.er Greenoc'&, e WEre, u ...

... *ems. Ci ¢ !7- ; - r = ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? . tz MODy O:G NOV. 2. : ?? I A ;.i - -l I - - i- : frI~ John Marshball, adi'ocate, was installed , ,nt*,isayg one of the Lords Ordinary of OaJ SW Ua DU 1IiU1c SuJAUc>.J v 0h6eourt of Bessioi. ,He assumes, of course, ;le title -of Lord Curriehill. ' club for gentlemen, on, the aame prin- clple as those 'in large cities, has just been .nliuguratedin the town ...

... LONDON CORRESPONDENOE.; ,.f ~qv ~oeE-DR FENEALY-TUR LO2JDON ColIPOitATION. Sunday Evening. ? and immediate effect which the pub- vi 00j Mr Oledstone's Vatican pamphlet has; of lica had is the dispersal of a good deal of I,o IIeaNd to ?? tho right hon. gentlemain has recently been subjected. Conservative OppO. lo, ent o~if a certain claa, Church of Esugland le ne ertaia class,- utterers of 3as ...