... of NEw MISSION HALL.-WVe understand that ae Mr William Clark, of tho firm of Messrs Clark ra & Co., Anchor Thread Works, has intimated his willingness to erect, at his personal cost, a very le handsome mission hall in connection with the Ig Iteformed PresbyterianChurch (Rev. MrClazy's), i0 in Oakshaw Street. The hall, it is estimated, ig wvill cost upwards of £1000. .d GooD TEMPLAR HALL,.-Mr ...

... FORPIeIC.L !NTSLLIGSNANC sevec FRANCE.fr, make THE PRESS LAW.,hl s'ould Versailles, December 8. Dry lpted one of the principal clausip An the new press im law to be iutroduced by the Ministry gives the foils ina Government the right to suspend. ?? a ipre- shin TJ0. ventive measure, They have, however, the~right j1 ntain toapa ghe u~nint h or ?? t I the whc iljde u ae ihota'uy l ...

... I A r~o.aa I. S K CunV MINERn- At the Justice of Penc LO Court, yesterday - Mr A. R. Pollock on the IG ?? Burns, a miner, residing in Neilston, was charged with having assaulted 1e his wife and his sister-in-law, in the house of .e Patrick Burns, last week, The accused beat r-|his wife severely about the hoad a~nd body with his hiat, dragged her along the floor by the hair e. of the head, and ...

... AIAIL Np WS Ahi~hUlaA. Mnvlille. lercmoer iT Tie Anchor ?? stenmer lithiopli sailed flor New Vorli to-day. .Nair' Yorij. fleceniber 14. The White Star Linoe steanmer RcilablUe, fohm Llorpol, arvived there this tUorhlil. THE BIIAZAl RIIVER PLATE, AND WEST COAST Lisben, December 13. Tim Royal Mail SteomPrwhotColbity; ilearnorne. from Soutlhatnton luith the oitward Brt:sil ?? of 111, til inst., ...

... D. 1EGIST11AR-GENERAL'S MONTHLY as 'RETURN. II, I DIttl U OtoN. The Registrar-General's report states that during the month of November, 1874, these were registered in the eight principal towns of Scotland the births of 38lK9 children, of whom 1827 were males, and 1062 females, Of these 3103 were legitimate, and 326 illegitimste being in the proportion of one illegitimate in every 10-5 births, ...

... ,PiE By Wn FOREST ?'SR J1, ! l -Lymningtore,Thsdy n Tefate ,of this little commupity. sugetat o questionsw Hoii. cams they In a comfortable bie a houeeted onthe borders of the Neiv-rForeet, living chi( as life of primitive simpliolty,-ch1~' tsP?5 tie pro. wals lth~ ordso s o hirhmstead, and lopI huddled together. in a barn, idle and'apparently Th! Pisriiiwg.? The etilry mlio begici with a ...

... I DECrisOw IN SALV.GOE CAs.-Yesterday,, Sheriff-Snbstitute Smith gave decision in the4 r aetion recantly brought against the onwners of; ';the barque Maranhem,of Glssgosw,by the own~ers,1 acaptain, and crewi of tho Greenock steam-tug Stork, who sued for £200 in name ot salvagni Iservices rendered in connection with the vessel,; h which was found abandoned off Ardmsore dnring the hurricane of ...

... MDI LEATHAM, XMP.,ON A DUKB AN61 | : A IISHOP. - ! I A new Liberal club was inaugurated at Hlddrse- field on Tuesday, ,night. .Mxr B. A.. Letham, I . MI.P,, wvho vE preseat, seeonded the rdtivrk f6r. a ths'arioption of the report;-and, in ?? his remarks ?? other day heespoke at 7 f ndderslielr& of the Scotch Patronage Act as re- virtually the 'Cirk of Scotland, and the t wodswre scarcely out ...

... £CCLit?1As7?ic4L more earnest and mo Iwho would faithfully e fied in the pulpit, and b'wo -- Iim crI e them, would be able to 5Ongpatha aoat, I their sorrows and help themn in the`with tbeorq a If they prayed for such a p dfastfor l - their prayers. For his own part, he fiewu ea f short his ministry had been of the ideal ' a placed before him, but he had sou.ht Godf 1 him to do his duty. ?? ...

... Tim extension of large cities is indicated in a an variety of ways, apart from the. statistics of to population. No one who at midday Rads him- I self en Glasgow Bridge, with its crowded pave- vi ments and unbroken lines of heavy street traffic, a- slowly moving north and south, or in Argyll Y Street, where the tide of city life is seen at the yi full, can fail to recognise the faot that ...

... Eyl . out LonOtt'MCMPONDENO , f ?? 1. 11.1 I . ., .. ? , I ? 7?1) ; .. iteh ' 0ANTwC ?? T.IHlE ed~n . 'TUT *z^4 8vT _ w .c.. a LE-nOy4BI. ~ r rGII~Ab3 r; Fvi~lgleu her: TEi9Ecfltwing tbegraqt, confirmitory or f pews. thi which Ioeist you.c fevv da(i. a h-been hn ,llo4 received at the Foreign Office. TI e datT e i3 who 'Adenj.'Noveonber, 28:- ma a- - tiettais- reoived 'fto , ardrf a he ' 1 eo ...

... £LSD,.Y mO NG D~ua1, i TETESDAY MIORNING. DEC. 1!. 1 The Lord Chancellor has promisod to in. troduco a weasnre next session of Par]iame nt for the amendment of the Patent Laws Three men were sentenced to death for r murder at Liverpool yesterday. One of the t prisoners was recommended to mercy. The t murder, which was committed in August a last, was, it may be remembered, a very C atrocious ...