... 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 ...

... ,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 ...

... W M. M. 3L WNINGHAME AT ALYE. i hlt Sir in; J. MNontgotwerle Cuning-' or u the Air Burghs, addreseod a weat- in, a the eleotor9 in the Qrleeu'e. Rooms, Ayr. igovob (louldei occupied the 'chair, and among ?? Paton, Mr Swart kil5 ?? We..Cowian (banker), rWa.P- GALkbeeal Mr Rose Nicholson of n o, Bilie %R ?? ?? who Was received 'wth chOrlo, expriesed the cido hie folt in the pooli-I ! ln which he ...

... I ARDROSSAN FARBS'-SOCIETY;' Thin society held it snonual coopotitlon ?? in the Town Illl. Tbo show was a most succeseful one,. though some of the deoparumouts had rather a mearoeo loplay. The roots especially 'wore very larie and well formed, and wero considered very ouperlor.- The Judgen vino :-For dairy produce grain, rmot;, t-~ Iteers John Carruthere XKwluning; WAn. Orr, Blibb; nod J. G. ...

... gUtILFORD NEW PlitISH CHURCI. ,It, 0,11,I) OF CA51DUnTJ ,nrb OF THnE rosilO.O OF tHE l O gT D yseeD U ?? L. sterday' Mr James irct of Jamc B de o f u laid the oei dotili tone at Rureaiford nt~ ew ra rie b I r rv P r s Church. Tie b~eno e was o ite sse do by ma larg ne s d b n g elm'a 'f pe ople beo l ii o t e l uim m edi te h ne ii t ?? oil a n ne hu io lan n ier of la dies andu gentle. oesD1 ...

... 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 ...

... FRDA MP: e G . !, ,, FLAY MORNAY~, NOV. 6. e. ?? ?? of Novaimber;.2ua !t- parot _ragenenof Glasgow3 Pail ey, I1 ?? r--- -- irarigeman 01 UlLaSgoWl, Ka0e10y, a td gtheo' places held aoirees to comrenio sate tha great deliverance from the Gun- sI powder ;T~eason; 'and passed resolution si af their' unswerving loyalty to Pro- is) testantisri, and their deternlijation to protect Io St from, the ...

... 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 ...

... WOREIGN 1NTELLIGAUS. ' FRANCE. ob Panes, November.5,'Eveniflg. pa' e Proceedings Jiave been taken against some mc d ?? electionee~~~ring agents who: have. bee Itpopgtig ruour in the Departeriet' of the a Eord of 'iim~ndging war~ betweent France and a '5M. Thiera hfas'written a letter to Depnutymarcer. A favoiiiring the election of ItPryIS thNord.. 4 -A letter from Portugal, published in. thie ...

... ;BOTTI8H TEM B I E aLAGU The anliul orev of. the members end friends of the Scottish Tamnpsrauce eapguewas -held in' the Trades: Hall; Glasiford Street, Yeaterday night. ~ The ball' wiasi crowded., Biili6 Collins, the presi- dent ocpied the chfirs , bod aming those on the meimbwere the Rev.. Dr JoAoph Brow bRe% t ri Wallaeo, Rev, Mossrs Fergus Fergullon, ,fmes 0 ?? Scott James Cnthbertjion, ...