... ?? - - :r A RoanssND's LLuaaarn -ao t:us Wins Drita -Sheriff Smith issued an incerlocutor vesterday in an action by Messrs J. & A. Selkirk & Co., draper, is Tronrate. Gias.ow, acraiunt Mr Wt r-avers, broker, Greenock, for £44 Ls 8d, beingL the balanced e of an account for goods supplied to te deftlenders wife. Urs Travers carried on business in Greenock previonus tt January, 177, w hea she was ...

... TEE GLASGONV CC ON\PEA;- EC I LEN:.ZI. Thle 13t~h annual genleral zcc~, I scribers to the GBiasgw o'a e o held yesterday afternoon ; ?? 6 Ex-Bailhe W~ilson presii.lde Ipressoatwere the Rev. Dr D- nMc-r'attRoberts, U. 31 ?? acer. ~t Killer Ds- Whitelawa and ati~,- -- d four andi 'Ieasr A ird, John e Wiffilan Kerr. Letters of ,fintimated from the lion. u -d se othner;, ar Tbe SmcarrArt (Mr ( ...

... MINISTERIAL BANQU-ETS. a - The Earl of Beaconsfield gave a full dress Par. st liamentary diuner last evening at the Foreign .e Office. There were present the Duke of Cambridge, m K.G. ; the Lord Chancellor; the Duke of Rich. t, mond and Gordon, KG.; the Duke of Leeds; the ,d Duke of Rutland, KG.; the bauke of Buccleuch, )r KG.; the Duke of Northumberland; the Dukeof a Sutherland, K.SG.; the ...

... PERMISSIVE BILL MEETING IN ItEENlUcK. A Permissive Dill demonstration took place in the Temperance Institute last night. There was a large attendance. Bailie Wilson presided, in the absence of Provost Lyle' and ainong the others on the platform ?? Lewis, Edinburgh; Rev. Alex. Davidson, Rev. Jas. Kerr, Rev. David Boyd, Bailies Campbell and Shank- land, Councillor Lang, Commissiouero Lang, ...

... THE FRES-N-T DT OF THE FREn COHUrCH La a. lecture on the present duty of t'e Free Church with regard to Diseetablishxment, Dr Kenzedy, of Dingwval, says :-I ann decidedly of opmi that n attack en the Establishment, h- cusne of .he ?? Act, is an utterly on- justifiable movement on the part of the Free Church, or of any section or member oi it. There isreomething far moreimportant than the ...

... LETTERS TO T.U19 &NITERIC FEVEB. 40 Gibson Street, Hilheaa, January 17, 1875. am sore the medical profession of Glas- gow will be exceedingly rissed w hen they peruse Dr Peid's letter on thle above subject this morming, for besides uttering things that are, to say the least, uncharitable, he attempts to teach the oublic a wrong doctrine and to promulgate views %with regard to this fever not ...

... IMEERS' A meeting of miners' delegates from the various districts of Scotland was held in the Royal Hotel, amilton, yesterday. 'Mr J. Gillespie, the dele- gate from Stirling and Linlithgow, was called to the chair. The CH.cAe~tm said the object of the meeting that day was to see what position the men occupied, more especially in that district, as they looked upoa Hamilton as the centre of a ...

... THB1 COURT. Osborne, Jannary 14. The Queen drove nut yesterday afternoon and thbis irorirng, attended by the Dowager Marchioness of E'ly. Princess Beatrice ind the Dflke of Connaught rode, attenrded by Medilal NorelL .Lieutenart- Co)lonel Wellesley had the honour of being in- cluded in the Queen s dinner Darty yesterday. lieutenant-i olonel Wellesley left Osborne this morning. The Rev. R ...

... SMUB UBUAN .NBWS. BrSROPBasuuS.-LeCtiteC.-An able and Interest. 'ing lecture-beiug the second of a series of popular I lectures nuder the asozices of the Auchenairn and ]Biihopbrig-gs Mutual ?? Society-wvra delivered in the Free Sall by the Rev. Evar Gordon, of Glasgow, on the evening ot Toes-: last. Subject- The Unity r, thle Bible. ti c attendance wae zgod despite the inclement weather. ...

... WEATHER CHAR= JANzABy i |e Mao hart fin~ese~ t cow~6tU s d Em from } V sto t11s ?? of Moral ad embrs= oret I Brmiaimi*ad the mdsh i4M It also NUdas to North Sea the Go . Ooemn. the Bay oat WMedy the MjAdt&ZreCl nhe C b, lE ?? FSlih Gcb L Eri ad Irish qes a~t Jl.A2AIU.S -AIU. Q-AIL-.. In the above chars the dotted lines are isa' or lmreI of equal barowestrial pressur. the vale which tissy ...

... THE COUPRT. Osborne, January 17. a The Queen and Princess Beatrieb, attended by or Lady Waterpark((who arrived ?? as Lady- ?? Dowager Marchionessof Ely, drove to Ryde yesterday afternoon. The Equerry-in. cc Waiting was in attendance on horseback. Her Sa Majesty went out this morning with the PrincessaI lBeatrice. ?? _ _ __ _ _ Tham NEW DxSr or1 FcouLTY.-Yesterday morning, Mr Patrick Fraser, LL ...

... TrxHE_ WAR. 2 MEDIATION. TM -- TEE AIRMISTICE -PROPOSAL. tr SPECIAL TElEGRAM'S. h Constantinople, Monday, December 3. . I understand that a Council was held last night at the Palace to consider a proposal made t by the Austrian Ambassador in the name of the other Powers for an armistice for one month, during which terms of peace can be discussed. Thedecision of the Government is notyet known. ...