... DI3TRITUTiON O ' PRUZ$3. ?? THE I lMhTTUODIST COLLAIGE. ON S4aturday, nt eleven o'clocll, thu helf yefrrly `a i .iletribauion of oxhibitions, modils, and prizis took jna pLao@ In the beoture Rail of ?? Oolkego, Doi the prcoidtub ?? Rov. Dr. Scott) occupyi;~ tho air ohair. Amonget thore Pceevl were:-Mr. Philip ;or Johnston, J.P,; Rev. J. W. M'Kay, pmesdanl- lie I oleot; ?? Parker, head mrAster; ...

... TETLIGTOUS Th.h'MINA'UTO'S IN ?? B'.t.T i']S A1 RAYt.\ Tini fllorieing 'rlst:ice, ?? th3 ;cr .utts . itietti0O iof the ?? i ?? ^;urn saud mein in tic'! BrL'.-ah -rmy, will, donbhiesa, he r'il intrest ti Inteny at the geatot t3r. Allowing for teivl ec' in icrt-an, lletra are, :. nearcy ss cau ?? nsr. tian:d, 100,600 meui inhe stray who !cavo declared thoinmelves ,.aa beiotrg g itn onoer r ...

... p,; )- p i''AN - 0sS.1P | ,, NwET InsO UA CI CICY. -A ?? .1Ur e ;31t; ly bd(:n oCi' rl don ,A I't.o on the subjt2ct of llaoes on :s *o, ?? to t'~o D ,fety ?? - ?? i ' ed ab~t elirca, ?? ?? ! i ;Allr view e ad ?? unaortu. n ! vory ?? pols8, and In I ac the sly'e of hrbit 'shloh tho r ,r, havin6 duo regard to ?? AndI i - v >X nbitnehors have had rather hard o e co 5,qO tiC0 01 all tbid discu ...

... ;. l I ;, ' OOL C U ?? l ?? L. z;:bo v, ct' ziip..s!v ?? ix rae'''at2 rth'a eel' 1 ft ?? )c. ?? ?? ?? -itcr) ~ tiae':ht1 infb a [ ide tia,- ,.;V f fot -re ac trliy t a ?? I 1 wec u? It (tit- . '1 vitt.. 'rm n'ntc uf ?? ti' ?? RtAzcA' ?? 'n ?? the e th P :o1 113orin n'ai ised , x Lmv h i th 1101. , ' i'uf,ls n ?? C.~Ot CiV. ' 1,~X ?? ' vil itty toi ',Tii V tnherc it1bet cikor Now t~irog ...

... ITHE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHI ORDINATION AT MAnOrR, -Yestereny, the Rev. R. H. F. Dickoy, MA,, B D., was ordained pastor of the Magher& Presbyterian Church, in the room of the Rev, M. Leitch, wilo wr at the lart General Assembly eleoted to fill the vaceanny In the chair of Biblioal (ritloism. Servioe commenced at twelve o'elock, there being a very large congregation pre. sent, The Rev. W, Reid ...

... BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY, A MIRYTiNG in conneotion with this society was held in the Clarence Place Hail, last evenig, at ?? seven o'clock, for the purpose of heasfng an address from the Rev. Riobard Perklee, of Crediton, Devon, a deputation from the sootety. The attendance was small. The Mayor (Mr. John Browne. J P ), presided, and among those present lucre- Rv Dr. WrIght, Rev. Dr. ...

... WAI a jRUTW' SAYS; WRltZ, w 00Aocor to p'ltentr ?? ?? rod, w l b ?? by c hey 5s fl'II perlartenn 11 be (i 12,L or,, micei heor Prnoe W o Febrl!. biht the Qqr55fl hn s o tr oly on In n t Of Prvalr'r- coflre th ab I to 8t1utho lOA taki roEO opd'l -to acter lier ~dolovb'J O of t, I htiar th e Quoeu c Ikoed e o d oort of Sir -erin bivy a u t OOlo t L Ec h nts 9 voulde in, h j y rb fnel to thot ...

... [STANDARD THRLURAM.1 PARIns, WRa7STDAY.-The news that Mr. Edison has discovered a now lamp for domestin use has produced some sensation bore, and some of the panars have made almost as much of it an the Ame- riorkn ia urunlo, The morits of the invontlon, how. ever, are disputed by electriceans of high otanrding. Count du Mlonoel, who is r7ico0nietl here au the hiaghoast authority on eleotric ...

... TH3E TAK BRIDGIE CATASTROPHE THE EXPLORATIONS OF THE DIVERS. NO BODIES YET RE, COVERED. A RELIEF FUND ORGANISED, ISPRCIAL TELEGRANT] DUNDHE, WRUDNRSDAY NialIT. Tas diving operations, conducted by the offloial3 of the North British RaUway and the Dundee Harbour 0aonmlsaoners, have now occupied three days, bat lttle has been done beyond ascertaining the posl. tion of the train, which lies asbout ...

... I I PROBATE AND MATRIMOb-IAL DIVI'ION- SAT??RD4Y. Fj [PROMI OUR SPEOI&L REPORTER] o [Before Judge WuAREN and aiR Colnremon Jury r FIRALY V. ROUiNTlNrER. e In this Caszs tsia fsots of. rvntt Le,-vi bon are.dy d reportsd, the jury foudri. a verdict ?? rhe d will. COMIMON PLEAS DIVIION-SATUR DAY, 1- JURY 531TTl.N'OO [oefore Mr. Justine LAWSON arnd a Common Jurvy] ire DUNBAR V. COIt5C9ADDILN. ...

... ML PARNELL IN AMERCA, I - tBRISII TIMUS TELEGRAM ] LAWs?RENCE, M,qse,, FRIDAY NIOHT.-TOi ulght Mr Petrsell wve' conuoted into this town with An imposing demoemlration, quite novel In its nature, and extraordiuary, here was a militery procceoilon on a considrerable FcOIe, th£ tneen 0-.rryire their riesR srod torchlightu. Throebmnds accompanied the mbrcoiugrmen through Y tbuo towkn e Mr. Parne ...

... THE LIVERPOOL ELECTIUNM. [DV TPLI.'CRAPrEt] LiYIu'vOOL., WEDONESDALY. - FrpOer.'5tvilo ate ?? made by thu Lik lems to grcet 11r, Glaclstono ou his vkie to Liiverpooi to-morrow. The right hon. gntlann wil artrvo aS Ir.3 11111 to-night, rand procaed tov h-., o ew's, at flroad Green, and to-morroow w*ill vir. st L'r.a Ranrn y, end, if; ii be. lievod, nddraes tie couccomro vinn' vvill moot him. ...