... ,&-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) ...

... 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 * ...

... 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 ...

... A;;I0uESSOr, CHIARTERIS ON VULUNTARYISMi, Yc.terl.;Y, Professor Chartoris opened the class )f BijlicAl Criticism in Edinburgh University. There icA a large attemdlmce of students and ethers, itiuluding the 1ov. John Mackenzie, nnd t' the ltev. Adalni S. Mhrrir, of the Free Church, &c. te proers,(o C Avrr s, who was received with hb iodi UJIooIMOC, icicceded to contend (1) That the i dron, sf ...

... i REGISTRAR-GENNERAL'S RETURNS. The follovwing is the Registrar-General's jeturn' of births, deatli, and' marriaires in th'e eight. prin- od oipal towne of 8i66tland for week endingl Novl ?? ' U . e~werature. 2 Rain 53 53 0., ?? Tow34. ii- zsw- Mean Inches ah as an ea - - - ila.go'.; . 5 8s 7 105 5732 30 1 40 0.74 Ed burgh 13 0 22 - - - ia Dundee . 89 10 20 550 sl0 4512 8,35 ?) Aberdeen ...

... ' If theinumber of commitments may be taken as proof of the good effected, the Drunkard Raid as it has been called, which was inauga- rated in the beginning of the week, must have already wrought wondrous changes in certain distriets of' the city, for no fewer than 139 individials; who for the most part would other. wise have now beern at liberty to indulge wisely or unwisely in liquor, have ...

... BRITI, ..UAR7'KRLY REVIEW.. - -~vv M-11tomn~z. 1874. - OCTvOBER, IO/% gb iiterastill article, especially to N Ta r;rth of tho Twred, in the prosent num- r re$( -goa>onformiib organ is IoI on The I bar of te-Soolhnle. b°t-ou o SfotghCburoli58.t Abloll * f 5Ietch of the history of 1patronage t After a b ucferwstion downwards, it eondonms q Iro90 the st e preselnt year on grounds both of t he ...

... SATURDAY MORNING. NOV. 14. Mr Johnston of Ballykilbeog, and merber | for Belfast,. disoussed MIr Gladstone's pam. I ?? J --W -II- r phlot at an Orange soiree . in Greenockt last night. . ?? Colston annivoreary was celebrated by Liberals and Conservatives ill Bristol last night, each party dining separately, as usual, f on that occasion. A receiver to the estate of Mr Alexander M'Ewen was ...

... MINUES CONFE4ENCE IN GLASGOWr. I~ ~ _ - A conference of the delegates of the miners of Scotland was held in Allan's Temperance Hotel, Glasgow, yesterday- Mr J. Drinnan presided. Reports from the various districts were given in, showing that the applications foranadvance ofwages bad met with aosuccess. It was also stated that two pits in the Stirling and Linlithgow districts had got notice of a ...

... .. 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 ...

... * 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, ...

... 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 ...