... . LANARKTIURLI.-Undernoted are the clatims and objections taken in connection with the various voters' lists mades up by Ale Allan, assessor5 latmilton aOUTR LAVAeRK, Ci ,,'5,.4,Lodgers' Objec. ' laims. Clail . tions. Bliggar * 7 , - 4 ('arbloko ?? .. ?? 110 1 19 Ussotlebad ?? 6 ?? - Claruwath ?? 5 1 Car sta i ?? ?? 22 ovigtain ?? ?? , . 2 Crawford * 20 7 Cr:twlordjohn ?? 16 ' Culter ?? . . ?? ...

... TrUESDAY MtORNING, OCTOBER 4.e L~ord !IRosebery addressed a orowdcd public meetingk at WrexhRam last nightbon the reform bi tho :House oE Lords, His Lerclsbip said he did not see bowv tho House could bo abolished by any constitutionlal means, and lhe was certainly not in favour of boycotting it ar starv'- ing it into insiguiticanlce. As a prelirninary, how- ever, a committee of inquiry was ...

... jWE ASTERN CRISIS. JNTION OF THE VEVpoWERS. ipErA TO YDRITISH STATESMEN. (inE rr;u irl:LOG5TAMNS.) l'hilipoip8pli.9 Septumber 29. he ll elils oi liiippopolis and other en~ri hlare sent telegrams to Lord I Gi-aPtolici thu Duko of Argyll, i of lit, LaWly Strangford, and Air \ell a~ to several leading politicians ctc tric, Legging them to do their IJ ;, ;,Q ie ?? by the Powers Ui i ' a . n 3 o it ...

... LETTERS To THE EDITOR. WHEELING CHAIRS FOR INVALIDS- s APPEAL. f 68 Bath Street, Glasgow, Angust 25. SrRr,-I have the pleasure of intimating that, in eresponse to a letter wvhich appeared lately in your oclumns, I have received for Broomhill Home for Incurabies, Kirkintilloch, the gift of a oeat andl 2 useful invalid chair. Will you permit me to appeal ) for additional similar coutributions, ...

... WEATHER REPORT AND FORECASTS' I MITEOReoLOICiAL OePriP2, Thursday, December 10, 8 P.l, Cold weatiser still prevails over the whole of Western Europe, but in Scotland the observations 1 show some amellor9tion of the conditions recently I prevalent. Barometric pressure remains high over the United Kingdom generally, but especially over England and Wale;, where the barometer standn, at ...

... (moss OUR OWN CORRESPONINT.) Paris, October 10, Evening. A fortuight ago it was the Conservatives wvho were flushed with victory and elated at their unhoped-for success. It is now the turn of the Radicals to rejoice, the second ballots having proved very favourable to them. There is nothinm surprising in this, for Moderate Repub- licans uithdrea from the contest in every I department ishere ...

... (RETcTER'S TELEGRAM.) Berlin, November 28. In the German Parliament to-day Dr Reichen- sperger of the Centre party brought forward an interpellation regarding the proceedings of mis. sionaries in territories under German protection. Prince Bismarek, who entered the House before the commencement of the sitting, having de- clared that he was prepared to reply to the in. quiry at once, Dr ...

... : IMPROVE UENT IN THE METAL MiARKETS-10,000 MINERS ON STRIKE. ?? (SrECIAL TEIEGRAM FROM OUR OWN. conuRErONDiuST.) iaw YoRic, Saturday. Scotch pig iron continues as. before. The receipts for the week reached 650 tons. American iron is firm, and a moderate demand prevails. Prices are the same. Old rails are selling at $20, and are scarce. Bessemer pig is one dollar higher, and the demand is ...

... IMPORTANT FACTORY PROSECUTIONS I IN GLASGOW. Y At a Court held in C'.hambers yesterday after- noon in the County Buildings-befora Bheriff r Balfour-George ,Thnemanager of the Clyde e Lace Works, Baltic Street, Bridgoton, the property t of Messrs Tihomas Isaac Birkin & Co., lace marun- facturera, Nottingham, was charged with having e employed 14 wvomen at 4.15 on the morning of rMonday, 19th ...

... THfE SCO0TTISH PRIJfROSE LEXAGUE~.. LfBLTINQ AT EflI~lN~UtlGH, Last night, iu the Mtusic Ilall, Ldinburgh, the Right Eloo. W. 1 2 Marriott, M P. for Brighton, delivered a political address nuder the auspices of thc Scottish Grard Councuil of tho Primnrose Leagule. The hell wras nearly filled. Telegrams wiehing succees to the Primrose League in Scotland were read froat Lord Iddeeleigh aend Lady ...

... A;GREESOCIK HAtRBOURl TRUST. The annual meeting of Matepayers of the Har- bouzr Trusmt of (4reenloci was held iii thle Uounoil Hall yestcrday-)lr hu1bert Davie in cthe chair-ta listen to adriresses frmu thes rethirigrepreseots tires. 'i'le mhintes of the Commnittee of Ratepavers were read, in which it w~as stated that Mlessrs John Soott, A. S. dfories, and Thnnas Prentice were agreeable to ...

... -DISASTROUS FIRE AT, PlYMOIJTH. tiVLVLE LIVES LOST-EXCITING SCENES. g ,ble calamity visited Plymouth in the ly hours of yesterday morning, by which 12 m mauy of them children, lost their lives. edeal of Dight a fire broke out in No. 3 street, in the very heart of old Plymouth. btreet is a inarrow thoroughfare, and the i.je3 in question aro situated a few prli dowa the hill at the top of h sr ...