... LORD LYTTON ON' FOREIGN TARIFFS. i Last night Lord Lytton opened the winter session at the Mechanics' Institute. Leeds. Inthe course of his address Ie said no testimony to the reality. significance, and magnitude of the rorlk achie;ed by dechaaris' Institutes could be found sh great su1ggestive, andl striking as that borne by ;Mr Bright at B-irroiasham a few months ago. But Ithere Were those ...

... DtI,[T EGYPT. ?? IEgs TELEGziSA') t stE5 Cairo, OctQber S1. or 'alet has comunicated to T i W te t from Earl Gran- as. toe settlement of affairs qnestions of the moost ?? c. i i uld be unfa;r to Sir :50V the entire responni- o l.,ecares the Eritiah Govern- i !l 'r biP dreci Sir Edward 1Malet's ?? recaet event' in Egypt, and t r .. co1 lec in him, but thinks it 1 e - 3 ord Due~riO, w ho, as ...

... RBERT LN~SrITUTION FOR IMBECILE ('HILDREN. I Tte ainnal m-eai: of the Ladies' Auxiliary lis'.a':'i cI tI Scorttsh National Iusihotion ::e £d'ca;'aioo cf lititecile C:hildren, Larbert, st' -Ain Ut nsenie's Institution oomns, it>; esee-ry. hex. Jauie, Loss, Eglintou ?? C 2t-4.;cgna C..hurch, pe-udeAu. Axter 2r co^'eercie' ?? sc- *s 'i lie did not knowv thatI '6 swsi illts ,uti:. ?? coulo pos ...

... Yesterday afternoon Dr Cleland, Professor of n Anatomy, Glasgow University, delivered the in- trodductory lecture to the students attending Glasgow Veteriniary College. Among the gentlemen - by whom he was accompanied to the platform were -Principtl M'Call, Who predided; Professor WItiley, Ydinburgh; liev. Bobert Blair, Bev. Mr Watson. Messrs It. M'larlane, Greenack; Thomas Campbell. ...

... INSTITUTI(N OF ENGINE 7 SHIPBUILDER1S __ The twenty-sixth session of the Tese.** Encineers and Shipl uilders in s . lt-t ?? last niglt in the hail c5hi 5 5.1 V Bath Street, when there was a f2rhe atten. 'i.tl members. l t e ;: :Councillor RE.D delivered the inaugrj add. taking for his subject the ircrease nf thersawsol.tfre temn in connection with the shippin- t iT ?? ing of the developsment ...

... SCL'3 ~ 4,F sc1 ?? of - since the attention of thirlt y lo - is was speciallY a .:s rn Cie.st ?? on p ie I lakes, and a a race of men who had inhabit4s in civilised life. On -. mble dvsl I trc fthese lake £OP: 1 t:ere could scarcely be rel 0.the ^ind of life which their Kf osctrvl : and history and C. g e''r rs ardinzthern. The lake rsft;h' ;eatjDSlSthey lef t behind them had Ithan the ...

... 4 Prompt as to thme and attractive in appearance i t as each of the preceding volumes, our towns- t Inun (Messrs Blackie & Son) have, with their j i! third vorlume BI nfr o0rsvies land AxSan- 1 dale's}i i4nerial Dictionary, made another h decisive step towards completing what!, not only promises to be, but, so far t as gone, already is, the nearest approach yeti a made in this country to the ...

... ;fd The secretary of the Fife and Clackmannan ir miners, Mr Weir, received yesterday the foiowin- d letter from Mr Connell, the mnineowners' secretary: .e Butntisland, 19th October, 1&S2.-Dear Sir,-At h an adjourned meeting of the Fife and Clackmanean *t coalowners held here to-day, it was resolved to i h advance the miners wa-es 10 ner cent., awd notices e Ivill be posted forthwith. With ...

... MsTEORODOGICAL OrFici, Friday, Dec. 1, 10.30 pr. The weather to-day has been very foggy over the central and south-eastern parts of England and 'misty in the north-east, while en our western coasts it has been cloudy and rainy. The S ,.m chart showed that in the course of the previous night the barometer bad fallen generally, and that a small depression had advanced to the neighbour- heed of ...

... SIR STAFFORD NORTROOTE'S VISI Sir Stafford Northcote, Bart., ?? wbo addresses a meeting of Conservatives in St Andrew's Halls this evening, is at present the guest of Sir Archibald and Lady Campbell a Blythswood House. Accompanied by ILady Northcote, the right hon. gentleman arrived at BRerfrew yesterday afternoon, and was receivej on the platform by Sir Archibald C. Camnp'oeml Bart., of ...

... LCCLEUIASTIC4L. GLASGOW U.P. PREaBYTEe Y (SOuTH).-Thse monthly meeting of the Glasgow U.P. 'rms- B bvtery (South) was held vesterday-the Rev. James JTefrery, Ershise Church, moderator. s The Clerk (Mr Blair) read a letter callig the .J attention of the Presbytery to the elaims of the C Royal Infirmary, and it -was agreed to recommend the conaregations within the bounds to make a | collection ...

... As Inftimated in our issue of Thursday, tIC new church of the parish of Killearm is to be! opened to-muorrow, the preachers being the Rev. I Professor Charteris, the Rev. Dr NI'Gregor, 2 and the Rev. John Cameron. The building is I a memorial church. It is the gift of Mr Arced. Orr Ewing, M.P. for Dumbartonshire. Some 'I time ago it was found that the old edifice in i which the parish ...