... to the new Post Office Buildings in George Square during to-day and. Saturday. On these the Royal otfice will be as there will be no satisfactory means of sending the messages over to George Square. The public will do well to take due notice of this temporary closing of the Royal office so as to avoid any uanccessary | trouble to themselves. It is expected that} during Satarday tne public ...

... the of adores ot electi: office- lt presided. e briefly Aer urging the unio of all sec- tions of Liberals as essential to the maintenance of their distinctiv adverted to the which the ios in in Bre nae ‘Twenty years it would have could return a im submitted a code ef rules which had been adi by the West of Scotland rules had been read and considered, they were unacimousl 5 and the following ...

... THE PROSECUTION oF tae MAYOR OF The Attorney-General moved y, before notice of motion for Thursday next to restrain the from applying the funds in payment of legal and others for assault at a recent town's now going on against ...

... the club's two bursaries to Edinburgh University of £25 each, tenable for two years, one was last - by John M‘Cailum, Ayr; and two also tenable for two school bursaries of £10 each to Ayr were ined by J. y> M. M*Gill, and R. W. Reid. Professor Douglas M‘Lagan was elected president of the associa- tion in consequence of the death of Lord Cowan. Accipent To ax Woman.—Yesterday afternoon an old ...

... INAS COLLIERY DISASTER. Throughout Sata: the work of cleariug the fall in the little pit in order to obtain access to the ininers steadily pro- ceeded. were experienced by the explorers at the other shaft were met with, and to the bank ates the pit at 6 o'clock ing a body of workers had to make a most Wee hans for iear of by accumulation of it was ioe sale to the lapes of ...

... | THE MIDLAND RAILWAY DISPUTE, LONDON, ting of the an informal visit Lenton officials of Earp and Mr Walker, mineral cae cid they osly came on their own a few words to the men. them years, he came to say that had filled working very that the com- many vacancies, he wished given them till last of not being but it was not Out of at St Pancras fifty had been filled up competent men, ve men up to ...

... THE CHRISTCHU. REEN. Great objection has been taken to the screen in Christchurch hich has been recently restored by Mr H: Hoary Roe, the distiller, at a cost of a quarter of a million.’ An signed ons Dublin citi lay clerical, been presented to Mr Roe, him for an expression oi opinion as to the removal of ao screen, but he has repiied that he differs in every those who ad- on the subject, and ...

... Osborne, January 7, The Queen drove out yesterday tended by the Dowager-Marchioness of Ely and the Hon. Harriet out this morning with Her Majesty walked ...

... sp me mers and 6 ates “aud was sent to Seok for 40 0 dave At the charged with ae ssolen 2 heen 5 hens, rok ‘a hen ron or ae ae Te guilty, and was alana for sen Provost perk chai: place ey as to certain After a long ive to the of water, it was agreed to su uestion of “its accepta- pombe motion to take- oe Ret pees Was pio ts Sr Sereno pro- ber of was. sum in ny in them a tos ‘owns race bee ...

... Montreal, January 2. in the Stock Exchange b-re to of local failures, and tue The Dominion Board of Trade has resolved to Ottawa, January 23. favour such a as will secure the development of the of this ...

... Vv SUNK ON THE CLYD At a late hoar Monday night a collision eat result- ing ip. the by one of the Bristol smack Marg +t was lying*at anchor tothe south side of the river, and had, it stated, its The ‘up the riyer when erry it t on the starboard Sea to the her down to the water's edge, ip twelve minutes after she was 3 but the master, pe ge wo seamen who were on into small boat and saved their ...

... NEW B BUILDING REG REGULATIONS GLASGOW. hese sed be Sheet Clack Sar Ge being ‘own © ‘or sanitary over the Mr y, tor Mr land, He thet Mr was overworked trial of directors, and could not the fom gr’ bee that in such it witnesses ou bo Couke with food poo be which they tose ie war Brod had. G said that although extremely desirous tha i be competed, Jey bv would not “ake Se to she that he expected ...