... EDINBURGH SUTHIERLANP ASSOCIATION. -1s ?? . a .1 I I . -. -- t The Edinburgh Sutherland Association held d their twenty-fourth aunual festival last night v f within the ?? Hall. Mr Donald Mlaclteod, v ?? presided over a large gathering. The chair- t monn in the course of his address Said that those t who thought the Crofters Act iveolvel t the land question must have been grier- o ou31y ...

... - MrnEOxOLOGIcAT Osrwx, LO ON, As Friday, January 1L The depressions off the north-west of Irelad and ;the sooth-west of Englaad appear to be spreading i over the kingdom in an easterly direction, while ) . do I another disturbance is advancing over the Bay of Mi Biscay. A considerable increase of wind from the J. south-eastward is preoable in all the more nerthern N' and eastern parts of our ...

... CETEWAYO'S, RESTORATION. DISSATISFACTION OF CHIEFS. (REnTER IS TLEGRAM.) Durban, January 31. Cetewayo has been reinstated at Ulundi as King of Zululand. Five thousand Zulas were present at the cere- mony. Sir Theophilus Shepstone read to Cetewayo the conditions of his restoration. Many chiefs expressed great dissatisfaction with the conditions, especially the stipulation by which Usibebu ...

... VACATWO. SPEECnS. UIR ORE EWING, S.P AT 'I ElIByINTLLOCEI. : lst night Mr A. Orr Ewing, MY., addressed: a meetin of his constitudita in the ball of the Tem- perance Institute,Eirkintillocb. There was a large attendance, Mr James ])alrymple of Woodhead presided, and there were also en the platform -Mr I W. Burt Wright of Auchinvole, Mr T. D. Sproat iof Middlemnir, Dr D. P. Stewart, Mfr James ...

... THE HIGHER 1DUCAJ&ION Or WOUMN. I DlXOEBa:Dt$ DX SGLA50W IB IS¶ON. j mA emorandum suggested by the EducationalT Endowments (tcotland) Act, 1882, has been issued by the Glasaw Association for the Higher Educa- tion of Women. We make the following extracts:. This association has now been in existence for five years, and its main objects hive beau to provide for women in Glasgow and the West of ...

... FRANCE AND THiS COPPERI i RANCE QUESTION I .es (r.rUTgr'S TELEGRAM.) is Lre , Paris, Mlarch 10. sen on The report read to-day at the meeting of the ho, BR, Society des Metaux states that the fall in. the - he price of copper which was due to the action of mo af operators for the fall, and which exposed the . copper industry to ruin, has ceased. Tile society bo: has modified the situation, and ...

... TRE ROYAL SILVER WEDDING. CELEBRATION IN tONDON5o, S of Cal S Her Majesty the Queen, accompauied by the Lu Princess Beatrice and Prince Henry of llattsnhearg mne cod the -Duchess of Albany, visited the Prince of 9 gt Wales on Saturday morning to offer their congratn- M i ?? cone the occasion of, the silver wedding. ho T~he King of the Belgians, Prince and Princess an', Christian, and Princess ...

... 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 ...