... ANDERSON'S COLLEGE, t _ h PROOSUD RZEOVAL TO THE WEST END. e * Considering the extent to which the instit. tion bearing the above name has contributed to advance scientific education, and bearing in mind also the many eminent men whose names have been enrolled amongst its teachers and taught, it is scarcely possible that we can - remain uninterested in any movement which may result in the ...

... CALLY ~ f~yP7a) THE PROPOSED LOTTEO p- o CALLY CON S F-D 9 (BY As OCCASIONA' CONT';-ctt,) Having studied with some degree oF the doctrine of chances and thea z, - Sof lotteries, I would, with yovr 'aerwi; ...

... L\IPERALPAT~L P&PttIENTT, lUtiO ?? ()F COME IMY- N-MOyDAY. 'ile $ ...

... GLASGOW. At a meeting of ?? Committee vesjr, r day Mr Nicol reported that the fund for the ua_ . employed now amounted to £3307. Semey mernbers of the commtittee stated that the-y ?? obtained subscriptions which would brin ,a feand up to about £;3600. At the central ic0a5 ing department yesterday 168 new apphca; appeared for work. The greater nmiaber of these with the others previously engagbe ...

... WEEK OF P;5 ib^9 . . . ,. . e. G- .;.A I A Conference of the 2lz::1.e c' G.:;r bytery and tieclerp'nleu 1. preaciiei5 in conteCL.G ' - wsa held v-ester lar atfWr0' -Lr stitution 1iconis-I'v. P t siding. lbs le rie n- V rel i ' ducted the ?? Lerl *e- th:.r of ute c~ergyu~en Ln y vj;_ : part il thle ii'ou *ee. a i - frain unn:voidabte calt45s letr. a lenter trum frincipal i-u.leC ' ability to ...

... I1 JFraY A ?? cOB 5?OSPOEnrf.) I t~London, Saturday. abi Y Ls the debate on tie Afghan war, the efforts of th LIMr Gladstone, Mr Goschen, and Lord Harting- to e ton specially may be singled out as admirable GI x triumphs of Paeliamentary oratory. Mr Glad- (foi r stone was even more vehement than usual, and, ef n*judged rhetorically, his speech was certainly by *one of his finest achievements. ...

... ' BzANorurcr CounT.-Robert Crawford Cul- bert, dfesher, 3 Borne Place, Mount I Florida, near Glasgow, was examined in bank- ruptcy, before Sheriff Cowan, yesterdayafternoon, o Sederunt-1Mr T. E. Robertson, for MIr Robert Gourlay, C.A., Glansow, trustee; and Mr Wm. Beckett (of Messri Brownlie, Watson & Beckett, 5 wraters, Glasgow), agent in the aequestratios. 3 Bankrupt deponed that he wasJ 32 ...

... - TH1E BANK DISASTER. MEETING OF CAJLEDONTA&N ? SHAREHOLDERS. it A preliminary meeting of the shareholders of the Caledonlian Bank -was held yesterday in the ~Caledonian Hotel, Inverness. Most of the idirectors, were present, and there was a large number or shareholders also in attendance. On Ithei motion of Mr Henry 2rnnrD, corn merchant, Irnvernocss Mr Win. Morrison, shipownmer, was ...

... MONNDAY MORNING, DECEBER 16. We regret to announce the death of Princess Afice, which took place at Hesse-Darmstadt on Saturday morning. The telegrams received on Friday night in reference to the condition of 11er Royal Highness left but little room for hopes and the worst fears are realised by the mad intelligence which we publish to- day. The Princess was born on the 25th April, 1843, and ...

... 31ST AIN.ARKSHTRE (BLYTHSWOOD) VOi.UN1,-lERS, The annual soiree and distribution of prizes in connection with the 31st Lanarkihire (Blythswood) Ride Volunteers was hold io the City Hall last isigt. 'There was a large attendalice. Colonel Ca mpbell of Blvtclswoud presided, and among the officers on the platformn ?? Clark; Majors Glen and Purdie; Major flames- tvue, adjutant; Rev. Dr Taylor, ...

... I i IN TiE SEQUTESTRATION OF HEY I TAYLOR A SONS. | EXAIATloN 05' HFERY TA.LO|. (Before Sheriff Glen;rm) The banrunpts carried on business as grain and four merchants in Hope Street. Present-Mr Alex. Moors, C.A. trustee ; Mr John Boy-d, writer, agent in the sequestration: and Mr (C. D. Donald, jr., writer, agent for the hiquidatos of the City of Glasgow Bank. Henry Taylor, one of the bankrupts ...

... at! Morarx U.. CauoiL-The KilmaU, Is U.P. Presbytery held a special meetinig at Mail. as' kirk yesterday, for the ordination of ?.lr joh~ le Duandas, oreacher. The Rev. MrGeodajj~L,, id ton) prea~cied from Matthew Xxii. 42;- thle 11,NMr Gray (Kilmaurs) presided and ordained; -thle ltev. Henry Reid, M.-A2, Irvine, ad? rt the newly-ordained mainister and conigroga.i 55$ at the afternoon a dinner ...