... LORD GEORGE HAMILTON ET GLASGOW. Lord Georgre Hamilton, First Lord of the Admiralt, speaking atma Conservative conference, held yesterdsy afternoon in Glasgow Fine Art Institute, id the increase in the number of Conserwvative associations in Scotland from 119 last year to 200 this year was remarkable. If they made progress in the same ratio they would return to the House of Commons a number of ...

... IANFIRLD COL.LEGE FOR LADIES.I The annual distribution of pises in ?? with the lonz-established and highly ?? tX educational establishment of the Misses Black- r ledge, known as tbhe Ainfield College for young E, ladies. Fernbill, Afield-road, took placeon Monday b evening in the schoolroom of the Welsh Calvinistic si Cnapel, Anfield-roid. There was a very large at- h tendance of the young ...

... A GLASGOW VESSE ij X _ CYCLONE. I The steamer Marblaban, of Gla-gow, anpeana- t have had a hard battle to fiht in the ?? l the Gulf of Aden. Describing the voyage of ±,b ship, the Pangoon (,kczck says that on the it .June tihere was nothing to indicate a storm, but; six o ...

... MR. 0. MORGAN AT BRYMBO. . r Mr. Osborne Morgan, addressing a crowded and enthusiastic meeting of his constituents at Brymbo, near Wresiham, last night, said the Conservatives just now were boasting that they had passed measures which the Liberals had had to drop-on the principle, he supposed, of the wren which soared higher than the eagle by simply getting on the eagles hack. (Laughter.) But ...

... 02?m. ccp ?? RV r j i _ SnUS POPULa LES SUPBED A Cabinet Council was held yesterday, in Downing-street. The Ministers present were the MHarquis of Salisbury, the Lord Chancellor, Earl of Iddesleigh, Viscount Cranbrook, Earl of Harrowby, the Chag- y cellor of the Exchequer, Sir R. Cross, Col. Stanley, 'Mr. W. YL Smith, Lord X. Churchill, Lord G. Hamilton, Lord John Manners, and the Hon. E. ...

... I THE COURT, &a. Wuoson CAST=, Juan II. The Queen drove out yesterdav afternoon, accompanied by her Royal Highness Princess Beatrice, ?? and the Hon. Mr x and lrs. Dalrymple with a visit at the Her- mitage. Her Majesty, accompanied by her Royal High- ness Princess Beatrice, left the Castle at aquarter before ten o'clock this morning for Osborne. The suite in attendance consisted of the ...

... ISPECIAL TELEGIRAIS, &Cc.I General Sir Frederick Roberts arrived at Brindisi yesterday by the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer, Lombardy, and proceeded for Venice.-Renter. Later despatches report that as many as 50 Chinamen were killed in the attack on their quarters by the white miners at Rock Springs Cotlieries.-Reuter. The Cambridge magistrates yesterday fined a man named Bolton ...

... HIGIH COURT OF FORESTERS. The Foresters' High Courtheld its second sitting fc yesterday, in Leeds, under the presidency of the high Chief Ranger, Brother Ballan Stead, Leeds. t The first business was the consideration of the t Investigating Committee's report. Considerable discussion arose respecting a statement in the appendix to Brother Barnes's Book of Valnations, c to the effect that as Mr ...

... THE SHIP CANAL . 1 MEG AT WARR3IGTON'> AXmeetiug which was lrgely atterdedbv,' i mg men was held last night at the DTXR VWarrigton. forthe purpose of heating a ad. by M. Daniel Aarnson, who was descrieda. abairaa of the promoters of the MaW-hi tc Ship Canal. Theatteadce included de Husband, Basley ?? Miahte and Mes Fletcher, 33 Lader Williatns nesr), Marshall Stevens (rOvisional rmana H. ...

... SIR MCHEJ HIMS BEACHI AT CHLTEHAM. A 'Ritt Conservative dew was hem last evening, at the Winter GardekyCteiii, rat which the Chancellor of the Excheqer was Present, and delivered an addrss. The great hall, which holds 4000 persons, a crowded. Its walls l-were ornamented with esrolls cotasnig snch min sioptions as Peae with Honour, ;We Empire in its Integrity ' Queen, Lords; and Commons,' . ...

... ? - ?? -- _77- - .W - - 0? ?, ,-.Irnpon ,mago ?? roPUU LiSX sunZX^ra. me annual congress of the British Asso- J:aion wasopened l at everiagat Aberdeen. enrecidential address Was delivered cre a crowded audience by lrofessor Sir -'P'yfair. -who dwelt mainly on the of science to tile public wveal. en t'ness of the various sections will 1h- bnsincss of the Tmdes 'Union Con- ?? reas ized at ...

... I LOCAL NEWS I Mz. B1u4 ?ts O ?? oe BAse Tox- 2Tru-This (Friday) evening-a meeting in sp- port-cthecaddtnre- MJ 7.G0 Etiei, Q.C. ?? Toxteth-Pariiamentary Division (&the city, will ba held in Granby Hall, Grubv-steeL Mr. P D. Holt vill take the caitateightt ...