... .et -oS AS!FC4 -. G,1GLASGOWV UNI'E:D PRESBYTHRIAN hi * -PESBYTERY. ' i e The United Preshbytetian Priebytery of Glasgow 0o 1 ;met yesterday-7 r (Iark, maoderator. I : . -: OPDN SHOPS Oa SUITDAY. of t The CLssEc (Dr Geo. Jeffrey) read a Memorial F t iro 'a haimnrittee of. the Glasgow Working Mezsi d( I Sabbath Protectlon Association, calling attention m tto the inereasing evil of open shops ...

... * 1.OSS' O THE'OSPATRICK. Aa3; ,'Jtin; 11 ' olarguet., i, ljz& 922'.lichurd. L g6w 4 .i duin, 12 ! Tii Mary 3,2 Olara, 13 Jane,' oSaib, 3Sa sb ?? ?? 14'thon h M bnry,2 ze. 2P; Abrr;ham, 2. ,. ,'1si Gcorgc, 16; Frrederjck, 1+; ici, 20l;J~iterr; d, Flolcloe, o; Lqn ..r bolla, 27; Wzliaab, 2; Eiizniinth, i; 25; Arw, i2.. Elizbeth, 22; .Naii titharlirea ~; nsra 3 Ja e , .2 1.ic,' c,3 ; .z~~ 2, ...

... THIDCHOOL BOARDS. OLD MONKLAND0. - Yesterday the monthly Bh meeting of this hoard was held, The clerk stated .Fr( that as inetructed he had inede application to the a C Board of Education for approval of the resolution Ye I to:~ borrow £ J300D; and that the approval of the exi I Board had been obtained; He aleo etated that a BrA 3 copy of the report had been- laid before the Public ofI .Works ...

... COLONIAL .ANY.pRSIGN 41& ?? xssi -+ nr'nIL : ~ ~ ~ ~ .i ?? a4xa= ?? DESPATCH AND RIVAL AT OLAS5OV. General Post omasa. Dicern.borl0, i MAI S. . ESP CI. __L M~~1 ili D3UII.|-;C ,isttaUo (South'aand ?? . ?? risvi5 Jen, 13, 0.1i r.r.. Do.via Irindil . ?? : ?? 2, .3 r.. ?? PDe em r.r1, Beasi~ Bunenoz Ayro ro,, ,:,e Jnn. 2 , 8,SO P.os.. Osnada. by Osanasdiasyohoktw. TbslsdyO 7 l.M Casof Goodilo5p. ...

... IDROWN'S INSTITUTE, GALSTON. as This istitute was formally opened 'estordsj Ml ietafternoon iii presence of. a largo and respectable hoi the company, by the Rev. Mr White, St George's, got rse. Edinburgh. Mr Robert Gardner, of' Thorntoni, ovw ana commissioner to Miss Brown, of Laufine, presided, the Dr a The Chairman, in his onigsn remarks, advurted aw l R to the various steps trven by Miss ...

... TIMEE IL-TLH fA'ENT-OFA 4HILAflI I . ' .: G ,O ,. O I Greeidnoc, aififli the Sheriff of aiwoma ire'~ideyo ruly to a child sd stated.ta h uy adsi o~~~ ?? ?? to611 relc nteprcha ?? whiI 'had.afforded ~teao ometi~h e aewapaperso Ho ~wise oWs'thupeo' it.w he had any eicplsatleiiia t o ffe 'onitesujc is statement of' the'facts, Whih 'h9:ull7e0 9The mother of the'ohild Uaisn applied her on the ...

... T.-BURNING-OFTH1 COSPATRIOK. ?? I IST OF TES soToI PASSI:SGOES. . Thefollowing are the names and addresses of tho Scotch -emigrants Who 'were on 'board the TI Cospatrick,e,.o far as they can be obtained at Pei-t the IEmigration Office ini'L do:- : estin . Robert LCaldweli, ropemaker,'Ayshire, aged&29- gral his ?? hieons, ugh, eg assis - 4, and liobert, 1 ?? ~Tra~ t1 Roibert .~yron, labdourer, ...

... ly THB PAisin% Prc'runr.-We ?? ili Mr James Christie, tho student of the Itoyil id Academy of London, has sold the picte :e of the i Paisley Notabilities 'to. Sir: Peter Coats for 'e about £250. It is understood that the ptirchaser of this most interesting work of art has deter- mined to-place it as a permanent subject in the Free Library and -Museum. . The presentatioa of of this celebrated ...

... .. . 0 1. . . . a ?? ?? 1-i? one of the.most eloquent of all the many Di reloquent passagc3 in Mr Disraeli's speeches Be ,(the peroration of.the banquet speech at rei Edinburgh in 1867), he spoke of.the many bu cares which constantly engaged the attention ce] I of the Prime Minister of Great Britain. GI 'Never a morning dawned upon him but he as! heard of something to excite fear or alarm. fai ...

... GREENOCK~. Tisu AuRoEA RELIEF 'L;f-Yeedy Town Chamberlain acknowledged receilltf from the Dublin and Glasgow Stena p A Company, owners of the Dule of Leleste aett M essrs James Little & Co., Greenock ° el8e the Aurora Boat Accident Relief rur0j i o LrCTURE Oxe LiewT.-Last flight, the 'M'Cann, Glasgow, delivered a Reyer Light, ?? ivereda l etD'O ?? , ?? Hat Dcooetiega in the own Hal, under the ...

... THEI FROST AND THE FOG. ?? Curlers and skaters are still favoured with T. weather suitable for their astimeo. Frsm ftime last night the ?? wasdmpad there was a slight fall of snow,, just sufcett ~ ive the streets a white coating, b~ut the keen, ~ iting frost soon returned. 'Daring the day the I eweather continued cold; the air was very sharp, Sec tand in the morning and part of the afternoon a ...

... THE S3UItpON DISASTD3 R. Oxford, Wedneeday. IVc This morning. the City Jury proceeded to the 'aair Infirmary. There formal evidence wae given na to wavbi the identity 'of Zillah Fryer, uumarried, High oarrir Wycombe. This makes 32 deathe that the united Thie brake City and County Juries are inquiring Into In the down County HalL 'The proeeodings were resumed there hia or this mo11lnig nt ...