... UNION RANK OF LUNDON, The half-yearly meeting of the Union Bank of the governor, in the fo London was held yesterday— R. C. Fergusson, The in moving the adoption of the report (which recommended a dividend at the rate of 15 per cent. per annum), said the bunk had no lock-up of money either new or old, nor was it supporting any customer whose responsibility and standing it had any reason der ...

... 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 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Four Szamzn DrowxEep.—The of St John, N re = tee in the East Indies, in stress of weather. the ship grounded off which put off from the shore to was capsized by the heav swam ashore, The following were Charles J. C. Gleane, 26, mate, native of Frederick P: , Folkestone; John M‘Rae, 25, Pm The ship got off at Batavia, a 29, a native of Liverpool, 's Waces Casz.—A sented to Sheriff Smith last ...

... 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 ...

... High Wy be tele- that Earl Beaconstield’s attack of gout passed away, leaving his Lordship quite anor on ontagu Corry, who came to Hngheoden yy, returns to beer’ the house, but he has not yet go downstairs to the dining-room as usual. been able to ...

... restored him to his original rank and seniority. Tus Admiralty have decided to break up some of the earlier armour-clad shi the Lord Clyde, Prince Consort, and Royal Ovk the number. Mr M‘OCarrey Downtxea, the senior mem- ber for Cork, died at his residence in Skeb- this e of the lungs, bis death No candidates are as yet ot or the vacant seat. It is probable that Mr James Byrse of Wallastown ...

... evening of Saturday last, at Corinton, Bridge of Allan, of Mr nm, railway con- tractor, late of fondness for Mr Gordon from his early days had horses, and while yet a a orth of satisfactory ent in the coach-driver. Returning to Seotland he for many years acted as driver of the which ran mail — coaches G Kilmar. nock, and Ayr, Edin , and y, on his own account, he ve the on the road between on ...

... . THE CHARGE OF THREATENING THE. ‘ Yesterday, at the Central Lon- don, before Mr Justice Hawkins, Edward Byrne Maaden, 56, describe { as a tutor, was placed at the bar bis trial for letter to the a _ her. violence to Her Majesty, and to kill aud murder He was also Poiand said Mr it con- ducted the ou bebalf of ‘Treasury. The prisoner had no counsel to defend him. was placed was informed that ...

... interrupted + Saturday chojr, a short concert of ballad music will take of theprgan at four ...

... DISTRESS IN THE COUNTRY AxsBROATH.—A meeting of the unemployed in Arbroath was held yesterday. About 5u persons were present, The men stated to Provost Shield, who had been asked to attend, glad to do any kind of work that the that they would be them with, as tuey aud their families were starving. The Provost said he matters on the whule were Bot so gloomy as had been represen’ the pusition of ...