... M HOUSE OF LVPDS-TUES11AY, Tarch 9. The LoRD CHAcNCELLOR took his seat on the woolsack at five o'clock. he INCRFASE 01 THEB HPISCOPATS Bl£LL ,;x- On the motion that the Ziouse gol into Con)mittee tra on thi bi4 is Lord HOUGHTON moved that it be referred he to a Select Committee. ly . After some remarks from Lord LYTTELTON, the he amendment was negatived without a division, and the House went ...

... THE RESCUE OF TME cOSPATRICK SURVIVORS. ARRIVAL AI*I6N)E Oy TE BRrTISH SCEPtL The British Sceptre, Captain Henry Jahnke, which picked up the survivors of the Copatrick, arrived at Dundee on Saturday from Calcutta, with a ?? of - jute. Captain Janhke states that when his vesselvas two days past the Cape of looad Hope, gad while he was walking on the poop, he observed quantities of wreckage foat ...

... THE DAN OF TM S ON CANON KiNGAL~y. Dean Staley Prched yesterday afternoon in e. i le gregation, and hundreds of persons were unable to pi le obtain admissions Dean Stanley took for bis teyt the words, Watch ye quit ye like men; and be In I strong, stand fast i' the faith, and in the course )A Of his remarks said, h We all know what and who i it is that suggested these thoughts in that mul- ...

... The forty-ninth annual meeting of the subscribers Tn to this institution was held yesterday in the Re- ligious Institution Rooms-bir Whitelaw, M Y Mr presiding. There was a large attendance of ladies, . and amongst the gentlemen present ?? &r Rev. Drs oongn add Pulsford, the Rev. Messrs sir F. L. Robertson and J. Tannahill, Sir James C0l Watson, and Messrs J. D. BIce Michael Connat Mr . ...

... TH:P, EXPORT OF COTTON GO9S TO INDIA. DJENITUATION FR05T GLASGOW To Lor a~t Yesterday afternoon Mr, john 3atherofl. junl., eei Prr~id,~nt of th ,,G w Camberof Commerce, Ac wkaited upon the MArrquis of SlI~sbury, for the -deciS: purpose of presentigam ora rotoni ghoods- ber; on the, subject of the tariff wayot l oos imported into lndia. Mr Matheson was ac-rep copled by r lusY ?? the Lord ~! ...

... IMPERIAL PARLLMENT. H HOUSE OF LORDS-TumDAT, February 16. 1, The LOED CaA.uozao took his ?? on the lo Woolack at five o.'clck. it QUALIFICATIONS OF JUSTICES OF TEC PEACE BILL. The Earl of ALBEMARLE gave notice that he should postpone his motion for the second reading of this bill from Thursday next to TifMrsday the - 4th of March. OLEING Bsns r- The Earl of SHAFTESBUitY-asked the Lord e ...

... 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 ...

... JTRAINS SNOWEI-UP FOR NIGHTS; : 5 SUFFERINGS OF PASSENGERS; NARROW ESCAPES. 3 ?? morning it seemed as if the Iong- s continued frost, now at, aan end, was to be suc- ceeded by storm. The wind was high, and in r the afternoon swept the streets with considerable B fury. It. soon. died away, however, and the 2 evening was calm.; Following the thaw in the 3 Upperreaches of the Clyde valley, the ...

... ENGLSH PEMS CoNNcfED WITH - SCOTLAND. T HE MARQUEss OF ARGLESB': TEES BAYLYS ThetitleofAngleaeyis so intimately associated I in our minds with the name of Paget, that it may surprise our readers to know that the pre- sent Earls of Uxbridge, latterly Marquesses of I Anglesey, are paternally of Scottish descent- that their patronymic is Bayly; and that they a are said to be descended from the ...

... 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 ...

... JUBILEE OF EGLIENTON sTREET U.P.. C - I j[ The jubilee of the opening of Eglinton Street If U.P. Church is beingcelebrated this week. Special a services took place in the church on Sunday. Dr Eadie preached in the forenoon, and Dr Cairns, of Berwick, in the afternoon. There was a large attendance at each of the diets of worship, and the collection for the day amounted to 2205. Yester day ...

... 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 ...