... SnxrRr Cont-Sheriff Fraser w37 boa Appeal Court at Paisley on Frtlav tss, 3 ! .LM. The most inmor nt case to be hcf ¾.- proposed formation of the George Street of Paisley into a separate draiunge fllstr,. appellants having in the finst place to t -, their appeal is competent. WVnF'-lIsTENG.-At 3 special diet of .: ZJ Court yesterday, a bleac-ifield wcr' Neilston, named Willi.n iumes, watsze, ...

... THE RO-klS ANB BIDGES BILL. PUBLIC arrEne=G asITERB CTY HALL. a1 Last night a pnblicwmfeeting, convened by the -Hon. Wl~i.iam CollinsLord Provost, in responsea to a numerously and ieifluentially signed requisi- n tiarn was held in the City Hall, for the purpose of 'considerin- the Roads and 13ridges (Scotland) Bill, jasd especially the clauses in it imposing exce'- aion~land bnjustist -rdens ...

... * PAgIS=~. , A NsznasL Cisa -A somewha±-.-a-s~ng ;$ mwitcal 0as was debated .. dhai!l -a'` lk Sheriff Cowan, at Paisley, yestezii' .~wf St noonl. It treesa out oaf a olilnsion 0~ am 1r 7oag between thle Unity, of Chseh, o, p fise Cart and the downward bounn No ?? 2. Panicy. Bath veisels suertn-4ed ?? damnage, 'b-t the two cantale each ?? llt lie. to bilty. Thes owisors ei K ie tsetn Lheref ...

... 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 ...

... - X Buckingham Palace, May 1i. ladx The Crown Princess and Princess Beatrice, with the attendants,- visited the Gallery of the Society of Brot . Painters in Water Colouis. r This morning the JEmpress Eugenie visited the the Queen. tion is This afternoon the Queen, accompanied by the * Crown Princess and P1rincess Beatrice, left the Palace for Windsor Castle. 1, is V** Monday's issue of the ...

... NEW FREE CBHUR.S LN GLASGOW. In happy association with the visit of the General Assembly of the Free Church to Glasgow at this time, some very interesting ceremonies were per- oi formed yesterday-these being the formed in- I A auguration of public worship in three handsome: p edifices; which have been recently erected in the in interest of the denomination. The Church-es at situated in ...

... TilE, Greet; b. mly a:z-- Ad Ur 1) a M?,IeW. ?? BeawNZ., Y. Gcr,;e jt;Le-, -U.- A. Hrrel. U--e 2L J h-? T12C Presem, 3n pa=;e ?? Ab4e:iz m-.Lou- Tom! emrol:ed 'The !'Yale,% Far, _0 I?Q 2:-L The L r. V !.-c C, A. L w In la, 6?I- -A? ?? nI :n on r-ra.; M?? ?4c Later free;. c - ;a- to ea iq la,; ?A if-- Z,- C! Z?l w: ?? fl-O?, i-t . . ?? be. of 4 ?? t4 1rum., rile ?? .. ?? . ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ...

... THE SOCIALIST BEILL. * (FRoM OUPR OWs CORRFPONDEi.) Berlin, August 30. Tue Socialist Bill has passed through the itundesrath or Federal Council, and any hopes whiah the Liberals mav have cherished that it, [would emierge froa the process improved as well as imodified bave, according to their own plain- tive declarations, been grievously disappointed. . it has been considerably changed, and ...

... TEBE LATE REV. JOBIN HAMLTON. rusVEBAL SESYXS. On Sunday funeral services consequent on the death of the pastor, the Rev. John Hamilton, took place in Free West Church, Kent Road. There was a crowded attendance at beth diets. The Rev. John MI'Derrnid, of Cnmberlaud Street Church occupied the pulpit in the forenoon, and preached an appropriate discourse from Hebrews ix. 24. At the close of his ...

... 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 ...

... ; Balmoral Casths, MayT 22. C The Queen and Prinas Beatrice and Princesses t( Victori and Maud of Wales arrived at the Castle D' yesterday. Bnckinghham Palace, Mty 22. {t The Crown Prince and Princess visited the V Marchionesa of Lorne at Kensington, and after- T wards visited the dower show at the Botanic C :Garaens, Regent's Park. The Crown Princess IN .VitedWOlonel and Lady Constance ...

... RUTH.ERGLEN '1'OWN COU-CIL. Last night the usual monthly meeting took plne -Provost Ury presiding. After the minutes of last meeting had been read, as ?? various com- 1 mittee meetinrs, the Council first considered the cemetery question. The Provost stated that they 1 met wvith Mr Reid and his agents, but had come to: no agreement. A loog discussion took place, in' which it was stated that Air ...