... Tm».-TVe yooag men, aamed William Whiteh»u~ „» od^ Ha « fc Stereo, were remitted (rem the Police Court to the Sheriff the of baviaf, on Saturday evening, nine DAire braoee from in Mom Stmt occupied by Bobertna 4 Son. Aasault. —At the Sheriff Court ymterday, James Martin pleaded not guilty John Naill on the November in a house New flmithilla Street with a ham knife aimiinr weapon. John Neili, ...

... A. las, Maius, presiding. There were only sic Ica tions tor relief submitted to the meet- ing. of the applicants were offered admission to the bination Poorhouse, Dumbarten; one went into the House, and three declined to go in. The other two were ted tem outdoor relief. ‘Lhe annual grant of clothing was made to rezistered poor, amounting this season wed outdoor of £30, ‘The Chairman read @ ...

... been necessitated by the accident to the Tay Bridge, and with these travellers, for their own convenience, should make themselves acquain The service hitherto afforded by the company between Dundee, Arbroath, and Aberdeen is to be discontinued on and after to-day, ror New-Year’s Day. —Thursday next (New-Year’s Day) being a holiday in Glasgow, he receiving offices will be closed as on Sundays. ...

... below the Loon Braes with a gun, it is thought in pursuit of game. In crossing a pailing he slipped his foot and fell. Something catching toe trigger, the gun was discharged into his right arm, near the armpit, shattering the bone and lar?e blood vessels, lie managed to make his way the house Mr Birkett, a distance of about 100 yards, where he was seen by and C. Lunan. was such a precarious ...

... RAILWAY ACCIDENT NEAR CARSTATRS The passengers by the 2.15 p.m. Caledonian ex- press to tue South on had a barrow escape. The train passed Lamington, some 13 wiies svuth of and was ruani alongside the Clyde at the rate of 40 miles ao hour, Wien it pulled up, suddenly train had a few seconds The passeugers in the forepart of tue a strange and on the roof of tne thumping against the lation, ...

... for the manufacturing of mineral oil, weré on fire, Not only are t Ww were in a stable adjoining the works, have been burned by the ‘the erigin of which we have not learned. The ode ib los very ...

... ADOPTION OF A SLIDING-SCALE MINERS’ WAGES. MR MACDONALD'S ARBITRATION, Some time ago Mr Colin Dunlop, of Quarter Ironworks, submitted a sliding-scale for the approval of the men in his employment at the various pits, After some nezotia- tions, Mr Macdonald, M.P., was under a deed of submission mutually appointed arbiter, and yesterday the employers and the represcutatives of the men met in the ...

... THE LONDON CREDITORS OF THE CITY OF GLASGOW BANK, At a committce meeting of the London cre- ditors of the City of Glasgow Bank held yester- day atternvon, it was dectded to recommend to the general body tuat they do accept in liqui- dation of their claim a composition of 20s in the ust. £1 on the tace of the bills to be paid before the ...

... LAUNCHES was launched from the yard of Mes- 4. Muriay & a large iron screw steamer of prong. imensions : yOu Thay ft. by SL it. by 17 fu. ; vessel has beea bui ub tu the tons register. order of Messrs Crum, & Co. ot w, for the Spanish ore trade, and will be Je led y Messrs Win, King & Co., of Glasgow, engines of about 95 nominal. HARTLEPOOL. — Un Saturday Messrs Withy & Co. launched from ...

... his De- ceased, who owned considerable property, was most extensively known throughout the county, and had been in business for a jong series oi years. ...

... Tuert.—At the Sheriff Court yesterday—before Sheriff Cowan—Thomas Watt guilty to having, on the 9th inst., from a spirit stolen 2s, a bottle of bran Ws, occu by Robert Sinclair, was sentenced to 21 iy, and a corkscrew, ...

... |. SPEEOR or M, Paris, December 2, Evening. At to-day’s sitting of the Chamber of the presidential chair was occupied by M. Gam- betta, and all the Ministers were present, M, d’Asson that he withdrew the interpellation of which he had given notice inquiring into the dismissal of La This Bandry d’Asson said he would bring forward on some future oceasion, has been looked forward to to afford ...