... ™~ (Reorer's | RESIGNATION. OF THE TURKISH FORMATION OF A NEW CABINET. 18, 7,40 © The Ministry have resigned, and a new Cabinet has been formed, which is composed as Gawas Pasha, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Nedim Pasha, Minter of the Inte. Cadrié Pasha: Minister of Commeree. Safvet Director-General of Reform and Aariti Pasha, President of the Council of State. Chief of the Inspectory, with ...

... SHINT'Y. GLascow y v. VALE oF Leven —A the above Whitefield of the former, and after a keen-cou' game aud by beth which was much weraray team were were we by five goals to two. Tue fullowing VALE OF ~ DM Alex. M‘Vicar. x ‘Smith. Jas. Munro. A. M’Keliar. M. Leitch. Chas. Lunpen J. D. Munro. T. Arch. M*Vicar. R. Kilpatrick, AM J. Leitch (captain). Umpire—H. Umpire—D. of ...

... Glasgow TUESDAY MORNING, Ocroser 21, A telegram from Peshawur was published in a second edition of the Daily Telegraph yester- day, stating that a report had been received from the Governor of Jellalabad to Russian forces had the effect that the occupied Merv, after a severe engage- ment. No confirmation of this an- nouncement is to hand from any quarter, and the belief current in official ...

... the new Municipal Buildings in George Square. The property required on the cast side uf the uare having been secured, the present ments will be taken down as they are vacated and handed over the Corporation, A the work of demolition has been commenced, and two or three of the centre A are rapidly disa ng: In regard to the details of the style PP She the new p ile ot nothin, has yet definitely ...

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... Herald. WEDNESDAY MORNING, 29. The rumours of an immediate dissolution of Parliament which have been in circulation during the last few days obtained additional yesterday when it became known that the leaders of the Liberal party had arrived in London, and were actively engaged in consulta- tion. Lord Hartington, Mr W. E. Forster, Sir William Harcourt, and Mr Adam, the Liberal whip, were ...

... Yesterday the Local Authority of Bonhill Parish had the satisfaction of seeing the Alexandria Extension Water the cennected with which were about the end of May last. As noticed in our some time this scheme provides for a village of tiful supply of pure water e pew reserv which is situa’ ted half a mile westward from the + on Overton Farm, and at an elevation of fully 100 feet above the ...

... THE CLYDE SHIPBUILDERS AND THE that the on the Ciyde have increased their os or nae extent of about £1 ton. This course them by the recent extensive advance in the price. is feared of iron plates and angie iron. step the this action will in the contracts that have. come the past tw. jo weeks been taken at the oid Tales, an were out before iron Movement that has in three weeks in- eased its ...

... Suzenr Cover. — At a diet yester- — before Sheriff Orr ‘aterson — theft of articles ary = in September last, and, having menths’ ponvicted of theft, was sentenced to —Louisa Smith or Cairney, viously guilty to theft of articles at last, and was sentenced to 14 months’ i ment, ...

... THE COURT October 21, The Queen and Princess Beatrice went out His Royal Highness the Grand Duke of Heme and the Hereditary Grand Duke took leave of Her and left the Castle, attended by Major Von Herff and Mr Muther, at one o'clock for Ballater. His to Buck. Palace, afterwards to the afterncon Castile for the Glassalt Shiel. by Lady Churchill, left. the ...

... eee 4RRIVAL OF TROOPS FROM SOUTH AFRICA. The Egypt Transport arrived at Portsmouth yes- terday with the First 24th Regiment from South Africa, There were a good many persons on the jetty as the Egypt took up her berth alongside, and 4 hearty cheer was sent forth to greet the return of toe gallant regiment. ‘This is the battalion whic's Was cut up at I aad which was re-formed some time su ...

... SIGNAL STATION AT THURSO A meeting of the Thurso Lifeboat Committe, was held in the Town Hall, to with Lieutenant Monteith the National Lifeboat Association, Mr Millar, of Scrabster . On the recommendation o: ith, the committee to apply to the Board of Trade to erect a storm with station on Holburn Head in connection Department of the United One reason for the selection of this site was that ...