... AYR, In bh .isnAND-BE~mNo. - Yeaterday, the burgh' ce pgshco apprehended a Womsn naned Agnes Hay of or Fraser, the wife of a publican in Wallacetown, ve on the 'chugo of having assaulted her husband. ?? It apgeara that the poor mans life hae been 'n rbade miserable fre long time pas t, and that he h has mnore thn onoe been endangered in con.. d. sequence of his, wife's violent eonduct. ' ...

... , HER MAJESTY'S JOURNEY TO WINDSOR The Queen, hecoimpanied by the pri Beatrice and suite, loft Baluniorsh ?? shortly af ter one o'olock, and posted to Ballak ?? the royal train was in BallwkR ?? to Windsor. The wea to r I cold., At Ballater a guard of hiour ftite b {J)nke of Edinburgh's Own ji hls ofte , drawn.up, under codmmad of CaptW 1L, and gave a roa! Caout att a Earl of Kintore, Provost ...

... ., KILM dRNOK.' S CHoL OF ScI'PH AN ' 'An. - AIT e' aunujl oxhsibitior~ of' drawiJng' in. eouneelnow ~vith th~e School'6f 'Sbieiice alhI Airt; tanght'bi Mr'F. M. Blac was held in the (Corn Excbanget Ijhill on Tlidrsday, 'and in the'eveniug'thsprizet' wore distributed by ?? Dichio. Tbdh eolleotion of specimens-about iOO in number_' excited :mach admiration, and showed marked,' improvement upon ...

... .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 ...

... ''. AYRsnmnu TRS AcHRS-A meeting 'Of the m, .teachers of Ayrshire was hold 'here on Saturday rec -DrM'Doneld;.Ayr Academy, 'presiding. A th, numnber of pro'oaed alterations in tho Seotch' wI code, D tb regard to standards, certificates, &c;4 sti w'ere adopted, and it was. agreed that co4pies of Ras tn 'suggested amendments should be sent the Sa bgh ?? Whitelawv, M.P. a 'for Ulisgowte. b Bod: ...

... FAiCULTY o0 fPRoCUeA!rolts.- *. - .; . . . 1AI .:rr I .. .. -T~bv Va! ~egrly gineifil meetlng~of the: m~mbers ha ?? tor~iveshld',in thd rei -W Qea-ry u Adas *'Fat!ro in0 ; he W ~~y~7 '~th , ~~ 1fii*~ifI ~iiustf x K.'j -; OOfj6 1Tbe JDZA,wdi4hAt;- though. no ied repo rt was ?? 'coinii~k, ha ?? thbk'adiamentuary~ BisTbnfihltttedf thd~aulrnti, itwas~not to be upnpaed that ary~feehinj,preval4ql ...

... MAIL N -E , 1l ?? Novembet lilh, The Oreat `Wertfrlo CaoaPtnys steutmr (Irca WYawra, ftoa Ncw Yolk, arrived i4oU to day, I Qoueoutown, November 19. e The NatIoDal COmpuyVe' ateamer Aelai ?? for New York to-day.- The Wkhte Star Lion 9teaouer Oeennlo, frosa wev Yorr, a arrived off here At L1AiO thii rmorning, and procecded for Liverpool. a %I The Onion ?? MlcnerotIl 2allethene jotr New York oh V ...

... % rfR i2 YTIlX SD)IOA, .,1. ?? .A fouglig.-I am Dt&%,;2GLELA (zEoto! GILFILLA1I, THlE TRAMWAYS. GlaGgow, November I7, 1874. I beg t o tbank you foz sounding the alarm the penny tramway fare, It is manifest tt is about to be made to got in the thi a wedg sadut sa de the pn b lho with making os t e £00,00 tho 00tthe tune of whi vh lator did ledthe compe any about the time ng f t , Al ter whtto ...

... - LUNAR AND OTHER ASTRONOMICAL PIUDICTIONS. Parlicuaar Positions of tbe MAaoi. November 19.-10.241t P.M., the moon will be in the equator (froat or wind). 22.-6 r. ii,, at her leadt distance from the earth (greatett intensity), 23-5.34 P.M., full moon (rain or snow, likely by day). 2S.-Il.If P.M., at her greatest northerly distance from the equator (showery), Dec. 2.- 10.4i Am., in the equator ...

... - - SATIURDAY. MORNING, NUV. 21L. iti tin, : . , ., ,, Ej, ?? ?? t.i.j; Ci: : : .i I . . ,-,I . ,y 1 9!EbOe number of the victim, 'of the 'mlan . o1 i! ' deoidont:'w!ieh occurred off Greenock Dn Tn'uirsday night is 15, not 17 -the number. la Df` dabii ?? vwere on board the man-of- rar at ?? it vas run down by the Duketof t Loinster having been' 25, and not 27, as was a Supposed. The greater ...

... -C, IL S'k 3U!6iss''mu~uONAN:D: .TEfllGI *-l ' 31W t2 E3rlda .1 ' 'ei&aothlktvvly. ytct1per. atec a sinmrt tooold aif I Lpt $ ctepgeexnn01 vaipete ata~t~ the giroucl Lea lty. lorIla- ?? 'al 'lathb20'ee@a'at ,3airk oa ?? ) :ulieclcEek;beitwM Rie Il s tetoeoi atd ths .. qnblot S 'o X tlout' a ial rn ,Ch jodat Ahu4'bilt m;.b1nbl to dr Iv rn the ?? ?? wievoe el ?? ?? . t51S910 Aej4 Ug toa iixru ...