... GLASGOW FACULTY OP P1?OCURATOt?S. The annual general meeting of the Glasgow Faculty of Procurat ors WaLS held in the Librairy ?? Anderson lKirkwood, the Dean, pres idi ng. There wsas a numuerous at tenilance. s TheUc setactkls at thte outset, said his teirm ofi office had nOW expired, and it was necessary for hime to p ropose a successor. Het wishzd before l doirg so, to express his thanks for ...

... 1 HOUSE OF LORDS-Molnsr. Their Lordships met at four o'clock, when the Royal Assent ws given by Cpmmsission to the Seeds Sopply (Ireland) Act, 1880. The Lords Com- missioners were the Lord Chancellor, Earl Beau- champ, and Lord Skelmersdale. EASTERN MONDAY REVIEWS. Lord STaATHEDEN and CAMPBELL gave notice that he intended to move for all the despatches of all commanding officers with reference ...

... THE NVEATllER-JANUI.BY X, METEOROLOGICAL OPFICE HEroe.o The changes in the weather over orr island, zn their neighbourhood 1)ave been very sli L during the past 24 hours, this -mourig''s oh05r; tions showing a continuauce of the hi-h pre'h r, in the south-e2astern and of low vressure tr western and northern coa;st Stronlg och winds and mild weather stil prevail in t rip and north-west, with ...

... .M W.S FQRS S ELECTION.. n ADDRESS. d The address of the Right Eon. W. E. Forster to the electors of Bradford was issued last night. t It is as follows:- IThe Prime Minister, in a letter to the Duke of Marlborough, has appealed to' e the country; but in his address he says hardly - anything about the measures which his Govern- meat has passed in its six years of office, and noth- ying of any ...

... (FROM OUR OWNV cORREsrONDENT.) ) | - SVEWNSEA, Monday Night I The sections to-day were on the whole more it than usually well attended, although the majority ' n of the subjects down for discussion were not of any Ii t it general interest. The most exhaustive of the dis- ! cussions took place in the Economic Section, which l si opened under the presidency of Sir Antonio Brady, t} and in the ...

... I THE PROPOSED CONPFEENCE. MR GOSCREN'S MISSION. (REUTs-'s TELrORA5:F.) Berlin, May 22. Accordfng to reliable intelligence, an identical \oWte of the Powers will be sent to Constantinople in the course of the next few days calling upon the Porte to settle the Armenian, Montenegrin, and Greek questions. Upon the reply of the Porte to this joint summons will depend whether a supple- mentary ...

... WILLS MND BEQUESTS. The w ill (dated June 18, 1879) of Mr John ?? WVilliam~s, late of Caer},ayes Castle, Burn- scoonse arid Peugreep, Cornwall, who diedl on F'ebruary 1c last, was pro)ved ont the 25th nlt, by MUrs Eliizabeth Maria W~illiamns, the wtidow, and .Johnl Cady, the acting execultors, the personlalZ 3estate using sworn on nr £1,600u,00. TAhe testator bequeathe to his wvife £2000 and. ...

... I THE BERLIN CONFERENCES TEE TURCO-GflEEK FRONTIER LINE . (ISaEU 'S TELEGRAMS.) Berlin, June 22. In fixing the Turko-Greek frontier line, the chief prc question before the delegates is whether the north- bet ern mountain slopes shall be included in the Kala- Bil usas and Salamyriras Valley, and whether the vil. the lages in the Zagori district shall remain in be: possession of Turkey. Another ...

... LETTBRS TO THE EDITOR. - THE BENU03t PRE A CINGS. Hosendale, Sandbank, July 21, 1880. Snt,-The Rev. F. L. Robertson. in his cowm t munication appearing in to-day's Herald, has t oznitetldan important postscript used sometiales by Artemnas Ward--viz., N.B.-Lhis id a goak., a As it is omitted, however, I may be excused if, with others, I think that perhaps the letter was written in all ...

... THE TAY BRIDGE GIRDERS, . It is now arranged that the adjourned sitting in Dundee of the Board of Inquiry re- rding the disaster will be opened on Thursday, the 26th inst., when further local witnesses will be examined. It is ex: peeted that the scientific evidence will be taken in London. As the efforts on Tuesday afternoon to raise the southmost girder had failed, preparations were made for ...

... |G LA SGOW MIS3S twoFES OTOET-Doo L1 The united annual meeting, of the Glasgow ;, Mission to the Out-Donxr Blind' and Ladies' e Auxiliary Society was held irin tbe Religious In- 's stitution 'Roowms yesterday.- The chair -was 9occupied by Sir James Watson, and amongst those Y present were Lord Provost.: Collins, .ROvust o Browne, Rev. Dr Drumnnond. Rev; Dr Marshall if Lang, Rev. S. IL ...

... -TH; -WEATHER-JAU>BY mi 3 x-anoLaOIcaoacICZ BEPOBT. A1 large depression which h'd appeared on the northbwest coasrts of Norway yesterday morning has since; travelled slowly in a soutierly or south. 4eeterly 4irection, sndis.aowghownover Denmark :iand the Spund, .The baromewerhas consequently f fallen in' nearly all places'4iickly, 'in North Gep. . ?? the Danish stAions, but in the West ...