... GARTSHERBIE SCIENCE SCHOOL. MUB ALEXANDEB WM5IZAW, U.P., ON SCIENTIFIC EDUCATION. On Thursday night, the annual meeting for the distribution of prizes and certiicates gained by pupils at Garteherrie Science School was held in one of the class-rooms of Gartsherrie Academy. ?? -was -a large attendance. The chair was occupied by Mr Alex. Whitelaw, M.P., who was accompanied on the platform by ...

... PIIILHAAMONIC SOCIETY.-This society gave a . rehearsal of the choruses of Theodora before the hoaorary members, in the Corn Exchange B all, on Monday night -Mr Joseph Wilson officiating as conductor. The choruses were .sung with great precision, and some of the solos were also very tastefully rendered by members of the sooioty. A public performanco of the work, as a whole, will probably he ...

... I - - -- - ?? . I i The annual meeting in connection with the Royal Infirmary Dorcas Society was held yesterday after- J. noun in the Rleligious Institution Rooms-the Hon. the Lord Provost presiding. Amongst the gentle- men present ?? Wm. Helms, M.P., Lord -Dean of Guild King, the Rev. Dr Cmminy, Rev. Mr Wells, Mr Peter Clouston, Mr Win. M Ewen, of Mr J. A. Wenley, Mr James Campbell of Tilli- ...

... SALMON EGGS FOR\ ym /EI.\ ;m, St ly y ir ir le le sd C- if le at is o ,e In 18 in eS re a. in le e. le at d )f it d it ir LS New Zealand is alaiiot thea There are so many natives of .,I in New Zealand, that a greait qclti I.si 1, to introduce Salmson into that f,~ di tjutT ?? the natural conditioS of whieh are %very si; i%* ' those of Scotland as regirds 5lf~lz, rivers, clear water, taid ...

... ECOLESIASTICA.4,'O GnunEoax.-North Pariah OC4hi,;. t A mioct AT iag: of the North Pnrieb Churoh scengregation last .T night the Rev. A, S. Shsw, p Urdsnt ssstaxt to re tlw Re'v. Di ?? wae by a'majorityleeted minister, T vacanoy Fi in the North Church ?? n a of tho Rer. W.. W. Uoohto eq . o tion eone of whichcisl.Sabbht ome ?? iw M. yte, of Free S; b~a~ ClOseo h servicesi a ~~ W more that £113 ...

... PAISLEy 1-,~ a ?? - )t GOOD TEM1TPLARa' BAzinAAR b faney work waa opened Ycoterday at at'q Sir Peter Coats. The object of tb' ne noon, raise sufficient funds for the ?? is that will not only be acerviccabl lteth11of Good Templars, but to the general puordee for that purpose several entlemu in to*1' ;zlf Ibeen named trustees of tle boidingr Vf' lvi 1)rill Hall has been made a meat attract. fby ...

... GtahUStD M RNIG lC.2 THIURSDAY MORNING, DECC. 24. . The biliOSS af Glasgow Circuit Court was aonc ed ?? Ai Gh 1_., tA h . The Board of Trade inquiry reg arding the Aurora disaster off Groeuook terminated 0 yestorday, and it is expected judgmuent will o be given to-day. i Thto death ii announced of Lord Romilly who for nipwards of 22 years occupied the oflice of MIaster of the 11oils. lis ...

... BAIL WAY ACCIDSNT&S TBE SHIPTON DISASTER. ( ,XUR INQUEST. ,Iaisetwa ed on Saturday in the Manor. getoe5 Of flarptsa Gay, the residence of oft~ roathe paper snanufactuirer, who, with the thi ,bOAoi f bis ?? rendered such admirable all aee cet he niajne and woanded passengers ~wj ~ngcdlt~lY fter te coldest. cal Wi~il~~ Drannorcoroner for the central senj diatt~l o thecouny ?? Wit for the city-a ...

... MBEETING ow BLECTORS oF JOHNSTOINrq' ., a i . - ' ,. ?? .. ?? -: . I I A meeting of the electors was held last night inf the TemsPeranrco Hall,. Johnstone-Ur Robert Harper presiding-to hear an address by Provost G Johnston previous to the municipal elections. . Tle pr Provost expressed regret that the Commissioner3ef ul the different wards of the .burgh h.3d not seen ht tv meet with their ...

... 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 ...

... ,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 ...

... LET2TARS TO PHE EDITOR. _- the THE UNION BANK EXTENSION AND MO BAILIE COLLINS; ori, Glasgow, 24th December, 1874. the t Sir,-I beg to send my reply to Baillo Oullinc' lsit Iletter in to-day's Herald, and will thank you on the c 3 same footing to insert my answer in yours to-nor- ofif row. I only got the Bailic's letter yosterday morn- ter ing, so that his appeal to you must have been sent. b o ...