... The usual monthly - of the Pauley Burjjli place in the Grammar School jester • Mrs Arthur 111 the albeit Mr Thomas Coats, cii-iirman -was unaniiaou- . called to the chair. The Clerk intimated »rant earned the West I'obiic School i • Is, aud-the llali School had earneJ il 1 Id. He also stated that an additional >ut.> ...

... (rtou COKRKsroKDKRT.} July 26, 1879. Br*,—ft be able tn get from Australia to England in .IS day*. That say, the idea i* pleasant, but some people iniuht prefer tn take a little more time than we have done, and not he so completely the merry of arrangements for * peril. To give instance how quickly one may get over the ground, rather the water, 1 poatcsd letter on June in Melbourne, the inail ...

... A Dangerous Fall.—Yesterday afternoon porter named George Robertson was at work assisting discharge the cargo of the barque Cottica presently lying in the West Harbour. The chain attached to the winch bv some means got loose, and swinging back, struck Robertson, aud knocked him overboard. fell down a distance of 13 feet between the vessel and the quay, and his position for time was critical ...

... French Embassy with M. Fournier on board having approached the Palace Focheragan, the residence of the ex- Sultan Monrad, the ships guarding the opened fire upon her. The Turkish Embassy here gives a formal denial this statemcnt- Pjucb from 1827. A Parliamentary return issued on Saturday shows the quantity of grain and Hour imported into the United Kingdom from 1820 to 1827. The inauimum ...

... SHERIFF AND JURY COURT —Yesterday. (Before Sheriff ud JLET.) Hugh provision merchant, 190 Stirling who bad been summoned a juryman, (ailed to answer to hie name, aud vai nued tue statutory penalty of inerks Scots, —George aud Dugald M'Muter were convicted of having, the 21st Jane, bruken into a smithy at Quarry, Matynill, and stolen two crowbars, a picK-nead, and a pick. M'Gmre having been ...

... The Morning Pott of to-day the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Tuam having pro. noonccd against the Irish University bill, the position to assumed towards the measure was informally discussed yesterday different sectious of the Liberal party, and although no general resolution was arrived at, emphatic assurances were given individuals of their not accept the proposed amendment Lowtlier, but to ...

... WIS HAW LIBERAL ASSOCIATION. A public meeting aader the enepieee of Wiahaw liberal was held last the Victoria Hall, Wishaw, which crowds i every part enthusiastic audience, Anderson occupied the chair, and there were alt. present Mr Hamilton Dalzell, Mr .Toha Mackenzie, Auchenstewart: V j Muirheiise; Mr Alex. Bain, Coltnesa • h' Crawford, advocate, Mr W«. Brown' Hamilton; Bailie Caseells, ...

... cart of eoal* the manse, aad died few minutes. Ha bad been in delicate foe soms time past. Mac Donald ha* been parish minister for for 36 years, and wa* much rstpacted by all who knew him. Ilia wile died luddenly some year* a«o. boat Strahded.—On Saturday morning a telegram was received Liverpool from the ontports stating that a gunboat aad a schooner had gone ashore off Hoylake, aa a known ...

... to encamp a battery the Itoyal Artillery, of upwards 100 men, upon the town's moor lately occupied the Koyal Militia. The Magistrates have intimated their willingness to allow the encampment, which will extend to one week, on reasonable terms. The Riot at Bells rill.—The five prisoners who were apprehended on Saturday night for causing a riot at Bellshill were brought to Airdrie yesterday, and ...

... Osborne, 29th July. The Queen drove out yesterday afternoon with the Dowager Duchess of Athole, the Hon. and the Hon. Evelyn Paijet. Princess rode with the Duke and Duchess Edinburgh, attended Miss Bauer. lb« Duke and Edinburgh took luncheon with Her Majesty. The Queen walked with the Princess this morning. Colonel M'Pherson, C.8., commanding the Royal Highlanders at Parkhurst, had the honour ...

... George Marshall, commercial traveller, lately residing at Arthur Street, Pilrig, Edinburgh, was charged the Edinbnrgh Sheriff Criminal Court yesterday, before Sheriff Davidson and a jury, with having embezzled a number small sums, amounting to which he had collected from customers of Messrs ■ lames brewers, South Back Canongate, Edinburgh, his employers. At the close of the evidence, the ...

... land, mason, }l»oti«'rf' 'Lean, minister th. iJitl. I of *9, fraudui'd from bim by defeuder under the w medical man great .kill, attar Ui* eT,dooc ? appeared that had •*** la Wonder's drereh. docur }| J? 1 h r,miu *s that was °**t«. alleged that Mr M'Lean had told him, •a. bad* .k or Uiedical dvice, that his liver .avium danger bis coing^to MuL . ' ll ° been under 08 0 for M'A-eaii ...