... IRELIND.-- K THE MUSDEF OF A CONSTABLE AT LETTEE.ERAO . The trial if Michael SWalsh, for' the murder of i CIonstable Kav iaah atILetterfrack, County Gal- way, -was resumed yesittrday, ?? Mr Justice Lawson, -irn Green Streit Court-Louse, Dublin. Mr Bodkinhbving addressed the jury on behal of I the trisoner, 'fle Solicitor-General replied. JudgetAtssN, i ruins up,said it was really 'a very short ...

... LORD CARINARVON ON PUBLIC AFFAIRS. e. The Earl of CarDarvon delivered an address last! .g night on the present state of public affairs to the )r members of the Newbury Working Men's Con- servative Club. There was a large attendance, the chair being taken by Celonel SirPobert LoydLind- ie say, M.P., and among others on-the platform were ij Mr P. Wroughton, ?? Sir Alex. Arbnthnott, nK.C.S.1.; Mr ...

... DISPERSION OF THE M¢ONTBLETTON POLLED HERD. Yerterdar the entire herd of pure bred polled C Aberdeen and Angus cattle bred with so much c care and success during the past half-century by 5 the late Mr Walker. Mfontblettolt, near Banff, was disposed of by public auction in preseice aof a large attendance of breeders and farmers in the C North of Scotland. From the superiority of the g animals ...

... GoQvA. COtMlBInATION PAROCAL. BOARD. I -- ?? The monthly meeting of the Govan Combination fr ParochiaMl Board was held ?? Bowman , in the chair.- CO ITEANMEIARtF.o THE ADJUSTMENT cmrrEADEDALETE the The CHAIRMAN said it was not often found neces. rid sary to move the applroval of the mainutes of th& des Adjustment Comamittee, but he thought that these for were so long this time that-they ...

... THE INDIAN SUIRVET. The ew rportof the operations of the nian iii Survyapear uasually'soon after the previous I T one; which we notced in December last. In 'the the last renort it was statedi that the principal MM1 triangualation of all India, as originally designed 532ei by Colonel Everest, had been wholly completed says in Southern India, and that very Iittlc-'-only a u single season's work ...

... I The monotony that has recently prevailed at; Cairo was broken yesterday in a most unex- pected manner by a serious explosion which occurred in an ammunition waggon at the railway station. It happened just as a the Sixtieth- Rifles had arrived from Tantali, 0 and were leaving the ratwray carriages. The or first explosion, which is described as of a most Is terrible nature, was speedily ...

... LETTEBS TO TII BDITOR. THE SALVATION ARMY. 255 Argyll Street, Glasgow, 27th September, 1882. Sxn,-Ir your issue of' to-day you give ian , acount of a discraceftl riot said to hive occeurred in Dunfermlinje iI connection with the Salvation I Arrcy's meetings there. Would you be good I enough to inioran your readers that the Salvation p Army has no station in Dunferraline, and has never held any ...

... I WEATHER REPBT AND FORECASTS. METEOROLOrO'TAL Oosnd:s Fridar, September 29, 8.S0 P.M. The weather to-day was at.firet dull and rainy at our southern and eastern statiors, but bha since improved considerably. Conditior sare however, not yet settled. The 8 A.M. chart showed that in the course of the-previous night a small but rather deep depres- ] ?? advanced over Southern Englsd. As this ...

... ECCLESIASTICAL I i rssaToeN PAaxesa, LASAas. -The Rev. Jas. F. Sabiston, M.A., B.D., St Ninians, Stirling, i I has been unanimously elected minister of this I parish out of a leet of ten who preached before the Icongregation. MONUXENT TO DR SaMUEL MILLEL-The con- gregation of Free St. Mlatthew's, Bath Street, have erected a handsotne ?? in the Necropolis to their late senior pastor, Dr Miller. ...

... GLASGOW COUNCIL FRESDOM OF THE CiTY MO SM grFrSORD NOEMICOTE. A special meeting of the Town Council of Glas- gow was hold yesterdsay, in the Council Chamabers, for the purpese-of considering a motion to confer the freedom of the city on the Right Hon. Sir Stafford Northeote, Bart., 'MLP., on the occasien of his visit to G4asgow next week. The chair vwas occupied by the Hon. John. Ure, -Lord ...

... PROFESSOR ]LCKEL ON DARWIN. Ar In Nature appears a report of the remrkalewe address given by Professor Smeekel at the Eisenach exn Imeeting last wcek of the German Aosociation of no Naturalists on the theories of Darwin, Goethe, and he;, Lamcarck. The adldress is mainly devoted to Darwin and Darwoinism. Professor 1-lack a a] Isaid -Sill When, five months aoo. the sad inteilicence -l reached ...

... i METEOROLOGICAL O3Mol, a3 Thursday, September 28, 8.8 P.-.I t lhe weather to-day has been fair in most part e of the kingdosn, but conditions are again becon ins s very unsettled in the eouth-west, and rain is pro- bable to-morrow in almost all districts. r The 8 Am. chart showed that the depression . which had been passing over as daring the last day or two had travelled away to-the ...