... 1 FIRST VIUIUH —Tumdat, December 2. ] R-N. —uw earl add others «, ur i I AMD OTBtB. Th* and r*olaua*n D action are Jameaßari Douglas, nwchaat, Brougbty Ferry, ethara, aa ente-naptial oootract I *f marriage *ot*r*d iato between Mr Douglas aad hia late wif«, Wilheimina Kay, daughter the lata J. Z. Kay, formerly an iroufounuer in In th* y*ar Douglas married Miss'Ksy, who wa* then minor. A ...

... new Cane mail steamer Kinfauns Castle down the tirth y ester ay on an experimental cruise. Aiu ...

... in connection with Glasgow School Board were entertained at a conversazione given by Mr Wm. Mitchell, the convener of the Evening Schools Committee. Tea was served at half-past seven o'clock, and at eieht o'clock the company assembled in one of the large class-rooms. The chairman of the School Board, Mr Michael Connal, presided, and was supported by Professor Grant, lir Kerr, H.M.'s Inspector ...

... OlIC*. M* Mactagoart tends only four drawing* to the Exhibition, bnt all these are good examples the work the Vice-Pres..lent. SI ■hows children among heap of seawraick, with rock iu deep shadow behind them. The nun over the cliff throws out the figures and tlie boulders such incisive touches the swift bru»h the Vice-President deftly setters. the sea is racing under hard wmd, with its speed ...

... Liat inventoriet of personal abort £AOUU, recorded the court l,H46 James rsaldiug Nether liouae, Laemahagow. 11.746 1* clothier Glasgow 11, l'eter Maodonald, hotel keeper, North British Imperial Hotel, Glasgow , ».«7 W I ...

... Osborne, December ane walked out yesterday afternoon with the Duke and Duchess of Connaught and Princess Beatrice, and Her Majesty drove this morning with Princess Beatrice and Prince Leopold. The Duke and Duchess and Princess Louise rode out. THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES. Sandringham, December Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess Wales are keeping Christmas at Saudringham in ...

... Tbe action the Glasgow Liberal Associativa la connection with the allocation tickets for Gladstone's nesting in the St Andrew's Hall laat formed the of review the usual weeklv meeting the Glasgow Trades' Council last The matter was introduced by M'lvtyrc, joiner, who moved— That this Council hereby reoords its thorough disapproval the action tbe so-ceil ad Glasgow liberal As»>- elation in in ...

... the publishing house of Houghton, Co., and has involved a low of 1,000,000 dollars. The building of Houghton,Osgood Co. was totally destroyed, with a of 130,000 of which 75,000 dels, is covared by insurance. That film state, however, that only their bound book* have been destroyed, their plates and sheets being safe The* Kill tteMd*g*, I ...

... consequence of the dense fog which prevailed over the river and firth last week, several collisions took place j but the scene on the river on Tuesday morning, and the amount of damage done to coasting craft proceeding to Glasgow on that occasion, is stated to be qnite unprecedented. Owing to the river being impassable towards the end of last week, about 30 coasting schooners gathered at the ...

... 1 MAX HIS WITE. A tragedy very dreadful character was perpetrated in the district of the city an early hour yesterday morning. It occurred in a three-storey tenement at Eaa* Russell Street, tie houae occupied by Thoa. Quairna and hi* wife, Jane Green or Quairna ; and the tale that about halt-past 12 o'clock waa stabbed to the heart by his wife, and died a few minutes thereafter. The facta in ...

... SPEECHES Wit HOIK*. H.P., dk cannon, u.r. The animal meeting and demonstration of ths Paisley Liberal Association was held last evening , in the Gaelic Church, Oakshaw Street, Paisleys Til ere was good attendane*. Mr John Brown] president the association, eaenpied ths chair? and along with him on the platform were Colonel Holms, M.P. ; Cameron, M.P.; Messrs John of Wsstßoont, Stewart Clark ...

... E. *C. Stn'kt L».» Djs. I>U. power KIZ 26 I i»j. 27 ...