... AT SEA WITH JUIBO. q oig extracts are from the diary of A Assyriaui Monarch r ' ?? -yMarch 23, 15S, 5 A.M.-Here we wrv to Gr vesend with our monster Jubo nd 9 en, ts mb up 9 has been quiet, and behavin as roulJ. 11 a.M-Just arrived at Cast anchor to take emigrants on V g3. in a.l, and to have a11 t. by Dr Hurmphry ana myself. 'sD rvr Cuiet- and evideatly likes the slight 7? f the ship. 1 ?? ...

... T:CHSO.NS' nOSPITAL NMEETiG. i A ineeting 6t ii-e patrons sf Erutchesois' lHos. pit? was held yesday-4recepfor Mathieson in the chair. A; a i TS GOR BLS POOB-RATESA--THE PEXSION FUND. r 'ne cnnce Committeie at a meetig held oa r 1th Jsanuaty had wuder considerat'ion the mesas P of providingpiy~naentof theliabilityonder the~1imwi 5,byflavid Bowsnaa'and otbhersforrelief of poor-r'ates, It wavs ...

... THE.SIALER LIVINGS OF THE SCuftTISH CLERGY. AletluAL ssnrry OF TEE ABSOCIATIOVt j See Tesixteenth annual meeting of the Church of P Scotland Associationk for Augmentilg the Smaller Livng o th Cery was held yesterday afternoon in the ?? Street, Edin- burgh. There wassalarge attendanice. THis Grace in the Lord High Commissioner to them General W05 Assembly (the Earl of Aberdeen) occupiedetheitre ...

... SIR NOEL PATON, ?? IN D-Y. ?? P'ERNILINE. PRESEX. TATTON 0o THE FREEDOM, Gr T=E CF Sir Noel Paton, . S.A., Her ?? LiUa for Scotland, vis ted Du;:fermiline yeereac ,ec proceeding to a imore genial climate for thebenesq of his health. Tile Occ1i1101-A lull,' cheri ?? talren aivatuctde of by L re l lLagistrates, anld Town r ouncil ;1Or lrcr ISir Noel with the freedomn of tbe cite-. Tj ceremony ...

... THE REPRESLNGTATION OF EL~ ADDINGTONSHIRE. ADDE ZY X-E LWEAI WA TE, Last night Mlr IL B. Finlay, Q.C, Ldon, who R lane been adopted by the committee of the Had-. PA dingtonshire Liberal Association as their candiaedej in at the next election, addressed a meeting of the u's electors of the Tranent district in the PrimitiveoI Methodist Church, Tranent. The circustances i nl in which Mir Finlay ...

... Qslaogolu Atram. SATURDAY MORNnG. IMAY 2. In the House of Lords yesterday, the Rloyal ric assent was given to a number of measures, in- thA duding several Scotch private bills, and a great wl &nmber of bills were advauced a stage. Lord ha Norton moved that the Education Code for 1S83 'f se referred to a Select Committee to consider lij marioas points. The motion was opposed by ch Lord ...

... TXHE, IRON AND STEEL INSTITUTE. - The proceedings in connection with the annual general meeting of the Iron and Steel Institute com- menced on Wednesday at the Institution of Civil Engineers, Great George Street, Westminster, under the presidency of Mr Josiah Smith, Barrow-in. Furnese. The annual report of the council and tlhe finaucial statement for the past year, both of I which were of a ...

... REGIMSAP-GENERA-'S RETURNS. The weekly retrrn of births, deaths, and mar- riages in the eight prircipal towns uf Scotland for the week ending Saturday, Mlay 13, ?? death-rate in the eight principal towns dnrisg toe week ending with aturday the 13th May, 1882, was 221 per thoonsd of estimated population. Thisrate ?? thatfor the correspoudingweek of last year, bA]'6 below that for the previ- ous ...

... A general mee of the Staute Labour Road1 Trusteei; was beld in the ligies Insttion i Rsoms, Buchanan Stree, yesterdsy, to cousidw the Me i popiety of imposing aa assessment for next year; C olocate the sum to be expended on thereppair a and maintnanoe- of the vario-s roads within the ?? parih b&c The meeting was called by the Clerk In ( johin Watson), in compliance with a legal re' fi ...

... YIFE AND CLACKMAN.NNAN MIN'ERSI CONFRENCS O' MAS TERS AND MEN, A. joint-meeting of represeutetives froM the Fife i and Clacklmansua Coalmasters' and Miners' Asso- g ciatieons was held at Dunfermline yesterday- 8 Thomas Spowart of Broombead presiding. In f opening tihe proceedinigs the chairmran said the P masters had every desire to meet the men in a con-. ciliatory attitode. lie was bound to ...

... -jkjARM-1LIAMBNT.' to :: EHOUSE OF LORDS-TfSDAt I re ?? n 1oU Cesazzto took hais, seat on the self Woolsack Shortly after four oclock. cch The Cominomb oads Bill was brought u and fte read afitvi time. tin The Dwndee Water Bill was read a second time. of U- IVE RSITY STATUTES, Wh. The Eal of CAPRRDOWN ased the Lord the Oh ellrwhbe? it was competent fethe Bishop 2y ef .Winchester, in: ...

... TOF ?N; EW IRISH POLICY.I t pA3FTUiRE OF THE RELEASED 3 MEMBERS FOR LONDON. a r GRcEAT REJOICINCS IN IRSAND. r V30m ora DrUDLI CORRESPONDLNT.) - t Dublin, Wednesday Night. *he complete change of front by the Goveri- t h produced the greatest surprise int The extreme party is astonished at it, aproclaims it as a victory for Parnell all the line. The moderate party, however, Lrpon the altered ...