... uilT ?? ELE CTION. jq~ IIITEESES rTION, OF GLSG7 Cisstrai eanitdiate f't ~2aedsn% ,ea nd , oi the electors last o A-sonsbly JRooms, Crownt tlc ~~tiS~rowdd attsi iicS. DIr c-fee.Elthle chair, and amongI thle 3111 ?? oi t ptiatfotto sceor Coilsirilllor' 'r ,~ ~ yy'. (;Irises, J1. U. OlHara, I j'ct ~sj' ...

... MAPS OF THE CUNSTELLATIONS. A Series of Star \a.ps a std 1,xilanatory Articles aienowbeingpublisbedifth5 lY EKLYrfXALD c:ols week. The object Of' the Miaps is to afford means of learning to recu05i80 the various Constellations and their more Prominent Stars, while explartations ecoocupaiyin.g them vill supply infornation which sball re.nder tihe Maps more useful. The Manse depict the general ...

... CASUALTIE.S. Tire Gottlias, hlorroward l bound from Mlozam bique, has been wyreeked. Vessel and cargo a total loe. Llovd',s agent at Abo telegraphs on 17th inst. that the itoxiurglh Caste (s) has gone ashore six miles from Abo, on the Cluster. Lreyies agent at iialifax telegraphs that the Magidaleaia (N orwegian bartue) has been abandoned irl a siuking crudition. Crew saved. Lloyd's ag er t at ...

... ., ME NUNDEILA AND THE SCOTC H SXCBSArT BILL. A deputation from Aberdeen University, con- sisting of Principal Birie and Professors Donald- sOn, Geddes, and Ogston, and accompanied by Mr Craig Sellar, I.P., waited on Mr ?? at the Education Office yesterday afternoon, their object being, as stated in a circular addressed to the Scotch Education koard, to supply a defecti whichmust be supplied ...

... SATU1BDY MORNIG, MAY 2, The main feature to-day in connection wvith Ihe Anglo-Russianx crisis has reference to the ar-bitrattiors proposals of the British Government. It is understood that these arrived at 3t Peters- barg yesterday, and that they 'vill be considered today t -at Corncil of- Ministers, to be held nurder the-presideney of the Czar. From Tirpul, the headquiarters of Sir P. Lumsden ...

... SIR CHAR1 2S. WARREN'S s ,I IJss10n (pAtqd Oa OWN CORRSESRONDENT.) Ifa Kimberley, Auglst 10, 1885. 1 li° There Is at the ptespnt mombut a cloud of Tl anxiety hanging over the qdifferent States of as South Africa, and it is dificult to tell bow long I h I it will last or when it will be dispelled. This 10 I cloud has arisen from various causes, but tl ohiefly from the financial difficulties ...

... SIR LYON PLAYFAIR ON EDUCATION, The Harris Academy, the gift of the late Bailie rc Harris to the School Board of Duetdee for the per- P: p~ose of affording secondary education1 at moderate fseto the children 'of the wor Iing clasesse was for- V I nahly ?? by the Iight iRon.Sir Lyon L theyferection o The gift amounted to £10,000, but A theoretio ofthe buildings has cost aout £100 snore, which ...

... -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 ...

... 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 ...

... COTMBUMAtLAND loDOw', PORT.(1LASGOlW.Ai the anaualy nfeeting of this Lulge bhss fllouwing oticebeavers were ar^ psoiatod:-i.-W. il., T aut5s Dulcani ?? A. A ?? ?? D. Wiagolte: S.M., IVa,1VIlnou SW.. It. Rodgelr JWv,, petev DlkeuAei: 8ecretary, It. N. WhViolaiv; Trtoa r r Wis. Canimplell: S.D., John Slhrley ; J.D., Joseph IBWe uW Atchitect. A. H. tiowuti: JTeweller, D. GCordon: Standard. bearer ...

... 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 ...

... - VHf COURT. a -- sBalmoral, September 16. IlTh Queen drove out yesteiday afternoon, , attended by the Holn, Harriet Phipps, and if Priucess Beatrice walked out with Lady Churclsill. P Prince Henry of Battchllerg, the Hleroditary g Grand Duke of Hesse, and the Prince Christian ,Victor oelit oult (leer-stalking. .Colonel I-. Ewart, C.13., arrived at the Castle, . and in the evening, having bhen ...