... -GENERAL FOBIGN NEW ' e ?? EXPENSES OF TBEA OCCUPATIO _, - WiTDRAWAL OPTH B? pith, Nbvembel 2t In toda's sitting of the Austria DoPtioS. Count Andrassy announced tha, in viw Of thX opposition of the Budget Committees he with- drew the bill for a supplementary credit on acconA of the expenses arising from the occulpation of Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1878. At midnight the President of the ...

... WEATHER CHARt, Novmsm 28. . . . .. .. M. .O .. _ _I WhAXiA^|: tl Ail o B= rbhh ohsat rprs~t the western coiintii~s of Earope, fiOXI °Sorwy to the casof cF(rtugMI, and1 embraces Great Bitatn end the Briti~h Isles. It also includeg thte -Nrth Sea, the Glem~a Ocean. the Bay of Bieaey, the Mbditermanean. the Atlidc, with W6 Ehi4tih Channel Bristol Channel, and jrish Sex ; - ?? 35, ~ * ' q 79S J ...

... SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEmBER 30. From a document published in another column it will be seen that application -will be made to Lb WIU us 7I- Mu0U _ -- Parliament in the next session for an Act autho- rising the liquidation of the affairs of the City of Glasgow Bank in a similar manner to jfiat which was carried out in, the case of the Chatham and Dover Railway and one or two notorious insurance ...

... As=~TAxKQ To THE ?? A meetirg of the Magistrates and representa- tives of the rations ward committees iras held yesterday in the Council Chambers-Lord Provost er CoUins in the chair for the purpose of considering A farther as to the relief to be given to the uneI. ployed. The Lord Provost explained that the question that had brought them together had been receiving the attention of the ...

... W-- I E - HA. - 29. | -re erese the Pesoem contrea f | I to the ena.t of ?ortuacl, aad esibme Grtst the dthe ~ith bios. It ?? inoluds the zorh~she Iermis Ocean, te Bay of Biscay the Mtditemflean, theC Atlantic. witk the Climbtt Ohun] Bsistol Casioel. beds Iz~h , c C In the above ahart the dotted lies are ?? ' or nnes of equal barone~teft cee ,sesare, the values which theg indicate beieg ...

... £HfE AFGXHAN WAR.I I)p- _kTjo'-S IS THE KURU]NI 1, VALEY tst te ?? .& B.ITTLE IMMINENTI. ha Ileao 94etWiht he E cmlcto Idi eeneiD ?? ,SPECIrAL TELEGRAM. (By F-AiSTEMit TtLEGO'.A1.) Kurum Fort, November 28. On Tuesday evening the force encapped Steen miles from the halting ground of the lay before. The march was a toilsome One the cosutty being rough and the roads bad. The izlv aiies were so ...

... LEhTZRTs To THR EDIT O. THE ELECTRIC LIGHT. tr 136 Bothwell Street, Glasgow, a 27th November, 1d7. tl Sils,-The greatest hindrance to the progress of C the electric light is that every improvement in the M apparatus for producing it, however slight, is in- c, stantit made the subject of s patent. The systsm A explained in the fo)nowing lines, for which I trust li vou may find space, I do, not ...

... FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 29. - - | lalabad, interest centres to.day on the opera- I tions conducted in the Kurum Valley by the ffro for -livision under the command of General Roberts. per ?eleraphing yesterday from the Kurum Fort, anc ?? was occupied without opposition, on Monday last, our correspondent the confirms the statement made in the K 'Viceroy's despatch that General Roberts has atn ...

... | soLsINN-T G DMOTHER LODGE (0) 0' FREE- c' ?? brethren resident in Glasgow S belonging to Mother Lodge Kilwinning, No. 0, f met together last evening in the Royal Hotel, a George Square, on the occasion of their eighth , annual dinner. The chair was occupied by Br. W. F Shaw, ?? No. 0, suppoited by Ii Br. Wyvlie, P. G.Si, Ayrshire; Br. D. Dick, ri R.MNV., No. 27; Br. Bailie M7'Donald (Aber- s ...

... NATIVES Or LEWmS-The tlird annual gathering. of the natives of Lewis and their friends was held last night in the Queen's Rooms, where a. large assemblage was presided over by Mr Peter Mac- lean, writer, Oban, aloug with whom on the plt. forr were Rev. Alex. Macquarrie, M.A., Edin- burgh; Dr Black, Glasgow; Dr Macaulay, presi- dent of the Lewis Association, under the auspices of whichtie ...

... i f (PROM AN OoCASIoSAL ?? - -. Thursday Evening. Su This evening the members for Edinburgh w] meet their constituents. Mr Cowan stands as i fairly well with: them, ad is disposed to be i cautious and conciliatory. Mr. M'Laren, on the other hand, Radical as he is, has gradually outlived the annmosities of his earlier days, and, I di by dint of long service, has attained to the! P coveted ...

... I ?? ?? , T.'I ST ?? UNIIVE ?? I ST A'NDtlth', z a - . - ?? .1 Th e hal -- i- te . r-itdvurng. :h *) li > 10j Dr C.Es Ci 5^c' - -a. °;I colwnittee 00oi.,tuet ;. -C . * receat L;uivetJt to -5 * aure to at 4r5,- £ * twere rnot I ila Lg wouitd ale t'I, I&''I . tu h\ 5 re -\iaLCh thattoy wU . - up a, uaaflliv'aU. r 1j- found nece-aY t r it 7 at] 'e p)iut, ?? ; ra'. i4- wi ll I. d is tile ...