... THE HUNTETA.N XIUSZ UL Int a parhlet on this subject, dedicated by s Anti-Confiscator' to-the General Corncil and Is students of the University of Glasgow, the writer gives a brief memoir of Dr Hunter, and f re publishes several extracts froam the will of the the es testator. Referring to the money value of the ous er bequest, the author says:- wa i. It is understood that on the coins and ...

... YXAlaL, MigON MS DEFENCE. Yesterday, at the lunetbein at Litrathen, an the) ioccasion of te inspection of thevwater-works there by the Wat Commisioners of Dandee, Mr Yegsnaa, in reply to the toast The Houses of Br . Parliamnent, referred at some leugth to his con- str duct in the debates on the Eastern Question. In ba the first place, he said it was antrue, as A had been asserted by some ...

... _ ETHE COo; -. - - O) tO SOWY -. t - 1r'EOM OVEt OWy CORSr. tA a'ee el r qieter eeing prevaled - ' rof 'the cotton district ester - V. entire absence of r . ?? -A Government Inspector ?? P1oke a burn in the moraing, and artS- nab- at the Town Han, he ceke. .. Secretarv e'cpnssing imse.1 , 1 the aan_,men' which r r 4 fdirection a request was . to tgje the wV et Riding ssa a e 0 ore poecemene ...

... 0ln--. P-nrnnn ?? he ed Towr Couzrcm PaocnEniasM, - rhe usual ty monthly meeting of the 'owa Council was held in ag use Court-louse ?? bteele pro- t- siding. A numbel of appeals in connection with er the Curporation water rates were disposed of, and orn the moton of 1Mr Graham, it was remitted to le tne Water Comrnittee to make it obligatory on all Iproprietrs to have the Corporation water pus ...

... THE CAUCUS SYSm -* ?? ?? re An imp~ortant correspondence has passed be- condil tween the Right lion. WV. B. Forstor, M-P.orfor ftf~ 'Bradford, and 'Mr.:Al're Iinigworth, the chair- wicV man of the Bradford Liberal Association.~ The remin sassooiatinn, under its recent reozrganiSAtion, has a pisieE rule (15) whereby any candidate proposed. for the IandI representation of 'the borough must give ...

... ST MARYS EPISCOPAL CHAFRCL REMOVAL O) TH-E VEaY ReV. DPAN OLDLAM NTO tOSDODS. Cal At a meeting of the vestry of St Mary's Epis- i copal Church held lately the following resolution tha was unanimously passed:- The vestry learn withth deep regret that the Dean has resigned the incur- das bency ofi the church, a regret which they feel aura ?? be shared by the congregation. In him St bin a Maryfo ...

... THE L-COUR-T. Windsor Catle, May 15. The Queen and Princess Beatrice drove out yes- terday afternoon. Viscount and Viscountess Dalrymple had the honour of beiln included in Her Majesty's dinner party. Major Pickard, V.c., had also the ?? of being invited. The Queen, the Crown Princess of Germany, and Princess Beatrice walked and drove this morning. Princess Louise (Marohionesi of Lorme) ...

... WEATHER CHART, 3 Jo nh cbame rep..efts the westemn ?? of Eee=e e fm ci Ns toj X tbe co of P.A.&4 ad emb Goe e Briain =d the BDitfih Isles. It alao includes the North Sea. 0 the German Ocean0 the Bay of BVcay, the Mdeeiterracanm. s te Atlanti, witthe Eng!-As ChbaneT Bristol Cbzne4, zetd q Irish Sew, hi ?? ?? XIPLA2(ATON Or THE CApr.T. Ite e hbart tha darned line b ro. obae or Inea of equal ...

... MR W. r . ADAM, K., AT ALLOA. Th ?? Hn W.P.Adam, MY.P.1cc Xin-w ross a'.nd l-cmannn, mt his constituents in the in :1Corn ExchngAila, last night. The atten- th: dance was large. Amrong those on the platform, Sc were. Bailia Willisonl, ?? Andrew Nlitchell, no Walirhouse; Richard Laing, 'writer; J. Thomson ]&I Paton, manufacturer; James Kirk, merchant; by Matthe~w Brydie, Writer; Rev. J. Harper ...

... . 1 -. i 3 GTRLASGOW. The nominations for the vacancies in the various fi municipal wards in the city closed yesterday. st Only four fresh names appear amongst the nomi- d do nations-viz., that of Mr James Wallace, who, T of being unopposed, is returned to fill the vacancy h ad caused in the representation of the Second ,or Ward by the retirement of Mr' William }3 Tre; Mr George Jackson and ...

... Ti INDIAN CRISIS. cow M1LITARY ARRAYGE MET to ab best 1lE COMM.NDER AND STAFF oubtoN OP THIS Insi £SPEDITIONARY ARMY. Lne -- reas Ea UTzz 's Tn E x E G asse rese .'epri Bombay, September 27. per] several papers designate Listenant-General hs CrairOd Chamberlain as the C ?? the the _rm y for -Afghaaistan. od Sol:, Septeptember o7. Nawab O holam asein EK han, the special Envoy y ocu e thV b to V ...

... THE SCHOOL BOABDS. JOaNSTONE.- The monthly meeting of this Board C(I was held ?? Finlaysoa of Merchiston SI presiding. The school-attendance report showed ar the total number of pupils in the Beard Schools to bh be 1492 and 255 haf-timers, th aveage dan S 1242 and199haif-timers, the perceutageof absentees w being 14 and 2L On the recommendation of the J: committee the Board resolved to ...