... VALfICT'OR D1N!E X STH, BE. - ?? ?? , I ?? hoteL Bath ltreet, oaAbie.Qcm' slob It slaatn-heoettatr4h ~ tuessto tfrI*S{d~RmB About ?? I the oters presehat were ~PrdftkssrEeii hssrg ?? tkc ,Jer~ibJV hp D01 rg f bb Es Oflkrrgt '_eksb ?? rtheotaiotn &, If oer bete-x- ?? that, thenptre44 e ra ,O efthej94~ast n ov~;i fate tem Otip E4KNht'0pe-rs*dCQd Th-hifta r~ains thecasin. e1rhaps anymotih~er th ...

... GLAGOW POLICE BOARD. blie fortnibtty meeting of the Glasgow Police hard was held yesterday-the Lord Provost in ,b T chair. THE Ass.9ESSn s FOR 1875 6. Tino Finance Committee's minutes of date 20th MYut contained the estimated revenue and ex- ,lditur. of the board for the urrent year. In the ,tvt-e labour department the revenue Is set down ta 318 15s 3d, and the expenditure at - 0li9 2s 10(3 ...

... THE WPUATElIR AND CROPS. DALayv.-larvest operations were commenced in this neighbourhood yesterday, and to all appearance will be general in a few days. MILNGA VIi-Harvest operations havebeen com- menced in this district. Mr John B. Walker, Crossvegyot Farm, was busy reaping a fine field of oats on Wednesday. There is agood bulk of straw. Some stalks pulled from the field measured 73 inches in ...

... *E CHOLY ACCIENT AT PAISBLI ?? t. . A , .. . .. - .. ' . . s~~- r;-I ! . 1W0 wo1q DRlOWN=;D. : I ILas zdght,' At ta.; oolok, the toa ?? 5 d by~ a ?? thb a number t a beIaiJ Wh Q bathing il the Glasgow, ag :- ~iamdJohnston. had bee accl!i. aI dentaA'ydrowned. it i ecustosinsiunerfor in 1boystobahe ih the Canal, more especially at M p th art of it near Messrs J. & P. CoaWU thead manuiactory. At ...

... THE ENDOWED HOSPITAfL AND SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS' REPORT. r The third report of the Endowed School (Scot- I a land) Commissioners was issued yesterday. It I n is a Blue Book containing upwards of 250 pages, V and discusses at great length the several endow- s ments upon which they were asked to report These comprise hospital endowments, the con- o . ditions of the deeds of foundations, school o ...

... ILASGa f' ifUNICIPAL MEETINGS, TOWN COUNCOf t I The usua meetingof the Town Council was held p yesterday-the Lord Provost in the chair. jk ST GOWB'fs CORICE IT Mr CUNSI'HAME (clerk) read a letter from Mr tl JohnBurn, statingthat, in the event of tbe sale of B St George's Church being en tertained, he was ready | a + to enter into nemtiations with the Council for ls ti I purchase. Mr Js. Lauder ...

... THE NEW YEA5R __ - I 3'a The first day of 1875, now consigned to the a tenb of all the yesterdays, contrasted with the i parting day of the yer whi e is ast in regard i to the weather. Last year we biad rain and 1I tempest, while yesterday morning presented the a Wintry, ice-bound scene with which we are now I only too familiar. As the day wore on, a slight b iv d came out of the east and the ...

... ECCLESIAS1'C1'.A -,3Ly E STABLISHED CHUrCh r plb t.ESBYTERY. & u d meetS ogwas held ?? Fer. tl TheUsul eetngmoderator. The Clerk (U he had received a circular tl in Glasgow requesting the tl f to potiti(l Parliament on behalf of o Prabyteryt jD eti of convents, He moved ?? and the resolution was secoded by si secoRdteid, Meaflas. The Presbytery autho- g ~ etition and ordered it to be forwarded ...

... L;~ I ' m 'A ?? i' f~ ?? B We fiideriaa tt. -thearne -itfior -ch -naig~inome theo boy o~f telte Dr Buchanacn - h ave wf. t bean -fually opm1lekat In tho. aantimejthe-remainsl bhave been ieumpiltl liii wlpeited-in the .mortoary oftlh Protetaist .Ceme~tery outsiwde the' citg walls TheF fo~llown .A¶ letter from- Dr Montfo; dof'Calnpsie, -o-:Dr Ith- ?? long-erf-thishiscftyO *liibehrgie ,a Raeov ...

... W\EDNESDAY sIORNLN-G., AIZ&. 6. j - ?? I DI ace, She successor of Dr Jackson in the - Chair of Church History of Glasgoow Uni- _ I I vet ity. delivered his opening addresr-yester- *day. . The Exzhequer accounts to December. 31-. show receipts £5l, 9586,26. as compared with i52,785,593 in the previous year; nd ex- po penditure £54,052,615 as compared' with'.O0 £5,440,802. |h A memorial from ...

... MONDAY MORNING. JAN. 4 The malt barn and granary belonging to 31rReid, brewer, Kinross, were destroyed by Ad- -nrAsmrnm IIz fire yesterday morning. Our Birmingham correspondent informs us that Baron Grant is to be prosecuted for offences committed under the Corrupt Practices Act at last February election for the Burgh of Kidderminster. - It was discovered on Saturday morrning4 that two old ...

... IOUR LONDON CORRESFONDEN0t TRE TRAMWAY MUfDLE-THE PMtr-pS THE GOVERNMENT-DR KEN LASS Friday Evernin, . Trnscs are still at a deadlock with thi 40. poration and the Tramway Company cJeprtsec, tives. Following out thecourse I ad]vi.ed . yesterday, an application was Madentos ,. tto the committee of the House of qt. ,, further adjourn the bill until Monday, i, to give time for fuller ...