... UIGI{ SCHOOL OC{: GLASGOW. D- ISTRLsMON OF PRIZZ-S. Te anflula- reetinrg for the dstribu-ion of przes piis atterlld.n t4e ffiL w hl tu( k place b r' Y O nILI iu ?? ity iv sla. Tnere ivas 3f tten-i ?? tte~aei,,t; Of I~ arid h ' ,te 0i ie galleries beinzr UUost quite t. ?? Nlichael Connal, tie c ialrmlal of the I i, 1 resided. anid was accuiiplaled on o t- ._i' lv Il.Uit oJ tile mc: .ber.ra ...

... THURSDAY MORNING, Ju-x 27. the Plenipotentiaries at Berlin held their teventh sitting yesterday, which lasted nearly two hours. Prince Gortschakoff was able to be present, but there are rumours that his con- tinned indisposition will canise his withdrawal from the laborious duties of the Congress. In- deed it is said he has already retired, and, although the state of his health is the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... The will (dated March 6 , 1876) of Mr John Teenperley, late of Brreside House, Dulwich Wood Park, who died on April 17 last, was pproved on the 7th inst. by Henry G-reathead eIC the son, Henry Willia m Carter, and ltobert Starey, the acting executrs, the personal estate being sworn under £100,000. The testator leaves to his wife, Mrs Helen Maria Terperley, his household furniture and effects ...

... AMEDAL MEEIN.G AT COWGLVME. - When the competitors appeared. at the rangesG il yesterday morning there were not the same rndi K 1 tions of having suitable weather for shooting as onl Monday. The air was colder, and the wind was 51 Li fresher, though blowing in the same dsireci L. i There were, however, careful notinig of te scores Made oa the previous day, and while it was not C; Ia expected ...

... .oU- Z - z a 1 Parno-s to t'he S.A&11 'N t Bill beirg ?? e - i y |of Commotns t.- !a3r-.-e-2te-- ,created over the en Iforthe Derby. The pno- t ; d Chaplin -lho took h a ei 'account of the Go erer' ii A laugh was rased a-; - ; C inpele, who inee,-z - e 1 Chaplin to postrpe hiis L and W.-as 'O corse n cp Mr Chmalim hai-.' ' exercised it and; Ipurpose. 7is spee.l. mva - ne on~ainedt no part'e - ...

... oA1LPD MOlv Jram SATURDA*Y INIORNING, JuxE 29. fhe eighth sitting of the Congress was held t± Berlin yesterday, and lasted from two till I ,close on ive o'clock. Notwithstanding the many statements made in reference to Prince GcvrtschaLofs intention to withdraw from the 2 Congress, the Russian Chancellor attended yesterday's meeting. The Berlia correspondent of tne ?? gives a highly-coloured ...

... : .Balmoral Castle, June L a The Queen drove out yesterday afte n. June t. s The Queen and Princess Beatrice walked and n drove yesterday. ; a - Of e to an attempt on the life of the Em-peror e [of ernnythe Crown Prince and Princess and suite left Charter Cross Station by the S. 25 train -this evening for Berir. The Prince and Princess t a of Wales, Prince ad Princess Chista, Princess Louise, ...

... I'I'DAY\ M.ORNENG, JUNE, 26. I There was no mcetuillt of CCongrC!s yesterday . At _e ?? tile discussion ola the . - r, ---n -q anf at the n fi w w t W= w Ns ?? Bumgarian (1etio- 6 s rcsum-d, anl at the exprc.vs wilh of the Russian I'lenipotentiariCs itwas agreei to allo] a *lay to intervenc before the next meeting. so as to allowe of some private 1F negotiations on the subject bct%-een the ...

... NEW FBEE CHURCH AT SANDB.A-eK, HOLY LocH. L The new church was opened on Sunday last. I The Rev. Dr Adam, of Glasgow, secretary to the A . aomea Mission Fund of the Free Church, preached I( in the forenoon, and. the Rev. W. X. Thomson, of Belhaven U.P. Church, Glasgow, in the after- noon and evening. At each of these services there oT wvas a large attendance. The collection was very ueT ...

... THE RIL WAY COM-ISSION- ?? Sir FxRnnrc BrPEn, Mr Pmcn, Md U 5 A. G. Mmaran,QC.)I C ABERflRNX CMSOELOIL COMPANY Vc GREAT NORTE 0OF SOIDTLANi RAILWAY COMPANY. Sir F. PEEL, in giving judgment ?? is ' 3an application on the part of the Great North of' BScotland Railway Co0mpany, the respondents ill these proceedings, asking uis to state a case under the provisions of the 26th se-ctionc of ouzr Act ...