... .. kitOflISHOP AlNIN .ND'TIE. VATICAN. DACKS. w I -We are jdoblisd1'o M] r 3~ilmc Grdon~ 3einott for a oop',of the following lettor, addressed by Arqhbiahqp Manning to' the Editor, of tho Aew Yoik Heret f 1Dearsi, Lin ?? 6 *ci r, que otiu as to y statemren S about the Vaticaic CtunNil in the Times of ycaterda , I reply as ?? -- If. I asserted that the',tican decrees have gt ohanged by a3jot ...

... I U otixDAx, MORNING, NOV. I0, - Ter MOaOeBty will leave Balmoral on Friday | fir,,, at one o00look P.mr., and start from;] Ballator for the South: at t`wo o'lock. She' will re'oh Windsor cabout nine o'clock nelt Morning'I A Press Association telegram statea that notices have beau given for constructing a railway up Snowdon. No mention is made of any intention to construct , railway p Ben ...

... lETTERS To TLIB EDITOR. GlY-TWO NI, W TRAMWAY5 FOR gli~ GLASGOW-.alyI orqrdin Bilie Bain has geneirnsl on SBOur q Ao nda proan t in concerns of 6t 1 taken I noie his accession to the Lh ciV ty ~rac beea inaugurated by-a series of, ~e~elahP ha asproigious as it Is perplexing.. prpoition as to prodigality tr5O~ ~ ~~ In iaythouk the title, of ef lb ich3 ebln@ 1rro than enough, avid certainly -ths ...

... * a ?? LP., AT LAHKHALL O AID UAMMILTON. {A1dED MDON OF LABOF L\ltO` B ?? Alehi. Mo'Donald, M.P., attended IN o T . - ,-l -r achall and Hamilton At At s'rdil, h eetieg waf Lark 1-- as li the hold in Sibbald's Hall, Ta Chairman, Mr David ?? UIr M'Drnald and athe be mij 3ith , It wa s agreod n districts should again oh iarmony together. Mr Iha thle Hamilton meeting, sH alL At both places g g, ...

... TH DjR~! T1~ ItA~F-F O. 'I . ?? v 1 ] Lastnig rlales'pubficrneeting i connection Tl i' Tempetrance PrayerMeetingwae , Z ?? 1, ?? was ' attendance. l :hiPowr i'dd h ~ced ' igsfhevifi'gboe6'Wlpe'& with uraise and prayer,- ?? 4 ,,,MWS~w>vr ?? to the vital ?? ubjebt; -InternMier- 'tio s rkct i iBe~ ' o~ritkedf w s in o '4very bandS- W 1 I [theyicruld~t.Pi1b& pIjre.Ye totha~i fa~c~t; Lsnfsan4che Ml ...

... I Mfl M'DONALD, M.P., ON THE DUTY OF . THE MINES, OF. -A meeting of the Maryhill miners was held in the Royal Arcade Hall, Coweaddens, yesterday K afternoon. Mr M'Donald, M,P was present. The chair was occupied by Mr Matthew Binnie who, after Mr Hughes, the secretary, had received the reports from the various works, stated these showed that the men of nearly the whole district were idle for ...

... ;THE INDEPENDENT CLUB, .. I - i. ; . L - ?? OF AIR1 55E0501c.- The memibers of the rindeendent Club, ;andI supporters of their nomninee, met linthe Scots Law I blase-rooma. The, President-of the: Club, Mr Wi I Robertsbu .Herklees;OCUidthb choir, !The- OiAiMaAN1, inoeigtepoednsaid 'In the ?? logsec hth i ctfeel coiled upon 1o crit~ieM ireis.~orpyi the meantimne,~but ercmeddi otervr Icareful, ...

... Am A !n P t ' CHiA ' Boian. The mimonthly meetingr Pci rfatr a wjhbedyesteriday-ek Provost Macneille pre old' rarnny pi~d ing. A, etterjwpq i*d from the ips ictor of than bUetter; Mabole'ptating thbt CtSln Ggory s house, trost of t 'thei l biilt oh'tbh aands, at the bounidry ofthe rei~ 3over bu$1 gk ob.Ay ?? nbl inadvertently entered To*W 7, b1 on the ValUaion, roll as Jieu in ?? of intlic ...

... LONDON COURX?PG?D?TO ? TTr?Q1Aj IA-Tll B ID 2t O F IUSiEl~ti 6vi O° E 5ARgWIVH = THE EI .UX TABI0 ZT'S. I5. 3i~ Ii. A5O55-& 2 Tuaesday ;Ifvelaillg. wab G~5 oyerslmome of Tpritains, Canad, on& ti lombiabv he agreed td awirranltement f ?? s ading between tho Doininion A ol the qes uon When the tcrmesio theagree fi ed it kov oW, it wi probably be foundI raeathecO ?? of British Colutmbia hero ...

... . 7Trh ?? ola ON ?? NCZ. JD h ; ,z . A ?? ; 'Paris, November 23. 'we t MThleii retdrned here thus morning. Y THY PROPOSED -PARIGSO rH a e | q _ ;`'-':PNriss November 21,. -be, n : fa yetrdyeisbghfehincipal Couincil!,y a th8 Seorewar fe~bd~ehebr-il1fdy~piedi by.'the 4 0 Prefecof: t Seisi lottery lofe te - Con- e tractedlby the eity1of Pane Eor 22000,000 b . u'onds of 1800 franes eicob, ...

... .LRMTOAILEF-ORKAJX2ONENCE - :& cosafereno6. ofi thesfdlondd of electoral reform ii VP- 3 wopened''y rday te'the Freemasons' Tavern, t' Londoa-the chair :i ?? dr J 'S .Wrl&ghUf b-JgaW =.tuoif hose ypiresenit'were 1tz SlNtbaohn'Bennett; ?? 6ohge seell, Mr Gieog, a Pottoer; MrH. Broadhitrat, COptaln Mars. t, ?? l .The qSffA Iit, in opening, e proceedi gsi it some people affirmed the present was ...

... RAIL WACCODQNTRS '|SERIOUS O4LISION AT BATHGATB. ?? 1 On- Satuiday y orin'g, the ?? trsin - leaving Morningside. ab 7.20 Afia ,'hPd due at . 'Bgthgatoa at 8 Ar,,t on passing the !Batigalte, he Chomieal' Works, ran intoe a.siding abole. a R ararr of a mile fro Ithi t' he'mioa 'worksa. In ' s ths siding a ;number of waggons were Standintl a ii laden vith wood for pitoprops. Iramed -above bhis ...