... IMPORTANT SALE OF PICTUB . .wilo~ The cabinet pictures belonging tc . Bun Glagwad i ew othela'1~f ed byms UrDfel,'Edinbulrgb On Saturds, 52 followig )were some Of tk peo obtysr ier Tired Eveningcowting on, £tcI,. Mg River cene, interior of a FisherhliO tL ka by Sir Thomas Lawrence, £29 8 r the Whin Gatherers, by M. 13eeltte A ?? £ 37 &sCd 'Tihe Young f Hn Baiting the Hook,` by George Reid. ? ...

... Al = TUESDAY MORNING, DEC. 1.] 1, : , I1 . The reports we publish this. morning show l [int the storm whioh swept the Eaist CoWst. . , .-I - .~ . .. , . l I on Saturday and Sunday has proved lament- fj ably fatal to human life. As we briefly I roported yesterday, eleven seamen have been t Jrowned off Fraserburgh, within 200 yards fi f the harbour; and anmong the disasters ti shronicled in ...

... ?? : TEURSD&Y MORINTING, DE C, 3. . *Tho Damooles' sword which hns been long ! hanging over the h.ad of Dr Kenoaly has at i !~ I- .4-- Inon hanging over tle head of I~r i enotuy naa Mi last fallen- he was' yesterday afternoon unanimously disbarred by the. Benchers of' Gray's Inn. The inquest on the bodies of the men! killed in the explosion at Warren Vale Volliery was concluded yesterday, and ...

... xR :a = ) I sXNERS' CONF B IX GSOw, I - PROPOARMM A'PPLAIATrnm -ya ?? .- I'flortihtl AZ't'[a5OATtONPU LfANf AlIIVA A ?? mieeting Of repett thu iniablag di~stritifl h' S9cstlsld iives rl ciated Wag held :in Allan's ye are 10551 ran li Gexhsgow, Yegteleday. Kr Ales. h4-1) o lt was; present ; end Arlri ns 01,1, % MrM'DoNALI, addreesed the 0ccu aied when a few weeks ptgo th,- con Cmj,, eci their ...

... A, A meeting of (Clyde Trustees was hold yesterday -the Lord Provost preoiding. C THI CALEDONXIAN La.l[.WAY IHARDOUR BDIDGO. P From the minutes of the Committee of Mrlnagc_ r mfilt it ?? that at a meeting held on 24th ep( 'nit a letter wHS read from the secretary of thie 't Caledonian Railway Company, intimating that his w (lirectore were of opinion that a full sum as corn- 1 ), pienisation ...

... N-ARRANGZMHET OF REGISTRATION DISTRIOTS. * - _ ;,I &b ,Yesterday, , -ptkitio to the following effect was i 'Pt- pr~ited to $heriff 'Dickson :-'Prmo, to uniteto. the bhrgh of Glasgow ?? the registration district o )On of Sprisigbuisa, ?? ?? regiatration district of. I t Pairk. and secunsdo to disjoin trim the registration g III0 distsfcts eif Maryllifl, Particke, mid Govan,' church, 'IO ibn1 ...

... f The story of A Hero and a Martyr, which I has been reurinted from the Pall Aall Gazette in recent issues of the Heratd, hav- I mig created some interest, and. a proposal e having been mooted that something should be E done by a generous public towards relieving the I necessities of James Lambert, and marking t their appreciation of his many noble deeds, *1 r we have made certain inquiries ...

... MAil: *EJV% o5 Southemrnto, Deeember 1. n The North Germen Lloyd ateamer OilrM ralled hence for I ti Now York thi afternoon. Boetoe, November RD. d The Canard steamer Marathon arrived here at nine o'olook e Portland, November 20 r Tf The Allan steamer Oaspian railed Lcuce to-day. 5THE BlAZI1e RIVER PLATE, AND WEST COAST 1 MA.ILS. u snouthampton, December 1. The Royal hall Company'a sieamer ...

... AnBIdk LMORNING. DEC. 4 . Ii J ut! SUeOMI edltlon yeatarday morning we gave Pomo Mccount of one of the most dis- ?? alhinwpran -I.I I_ A - __ tressig abip recks which has occurred since It the wreck of the Northfleet.. The ateamship IA Plata, which sailed from the Thames last week with 250 miles of telegraph cable onI board for South Amerlca, has foundered In a violent gale off Usbant. Only 15 ...

... th Three miles from Calstock, Cornwall, are the ip works of the West of England Fire and Bitumen it; Company, Soon after breakfast yesterday morn- 'at ing, a large number of the workpeople were sn almost simultaneously seized with vomiting. b Some of their wives and children also experi- enced similar symptoms. Surgeons were imme- a diately sent for from Gunnislakew Calstock, and do Callington ...

... K. Town CouxicaThe monthly meeting was held on WVednesday-Prol'ost Sturrock pre- siding. On the motion of Dean of Guild Brown it was remitted to a committee to consider and report as to the propriety of adopting additional clauses of the General Police Act-the committee appoinfted ?? Cuthbertson andArmour, the Dean of Guild, 'and Nessrs Henderson and Baird. Thoe'Street' Improvement' Cpmmittee ...

... It -i V.won 1r.- I BErEsT TO THE FREIS H101i * are authorised to state that the p 4 sale of the propertie at 2G1 G reedis of tb5 : Cotton Street, d h eid rto Mr U'Waltor f cc to he Yesterday the schemes ofthe High ChureVtdt I Deacons' Court. Thcpn)per, s bh bS ' 3 to the churoh i he lt Pow, who died in16. tma ettd~ Iin 139 -the same prope ties Were sold ird TLIEs'r.-Ytsterdlay. at tho Sherif n ...