... THE G-ENERAL ELECTION. THE PARTICIC DIVISILON F S. ADDRE-OSSynXR(.tI& SLLAR, M. :% as last night Mr Craig Sallor, OLE11, delivered llii ltfirst address as the Liberal candidatea for the repre- Idgsenitatiou of the Partice Divisio'n ii Parliament, ?? in the Burgh Hall, -Partick. 'Thore w;5s a large ?I attendance. Provost Maclean was celled on to -preside. Am-ong these presenit ?? Clainsroni, , ...

... l PARTICE DIVISION. Nf MR RAIG- SELLAR AT HILLIIEAD. n Last night Mr Craig-Sellar, M. P., addressed the electors residing hii the H-lillbead district of the Partick Divisiou. The meeting was arranged to ie take place in the Buirgh, iall, Hillhead, but at the last moment it was found that the hall was too small to accommodate the gathering, and ain ad- Ijournment; wts nace to Keolvinside Free ...

... I METEORSOLOGICAL OFFICE, Friday, September 4, 8 ?? The depressioa which reached our western coasts on Thursday afternoon proved to be shallow, and apparently subsidiary ,to some larger disturbance lyingover theAtlantic. Thewindswhichitproducsd were strong on our westeru coasts only, arad the wholo sytsem is now passing northward, along the WVest Coast of Scotland, Showery weather has ...

... THlE GENERLAL ELECTION. GLASGiOWV-ST 11OLTLOX DIVISION. CMSNIDiATURE OFV Mnl JAS. CALDWELL. Last night, 'Lr Jas. Caldwell, oes of the Liberal caudidates for the representation of the St Rollux Df ]ivisiou, addressed a meeting of the electors in the Hall of the Port-Dandas Parish Church, .obbie's Y I.oan. Mr David Law occupied the chair, and among those present vrere :-Messrs Johln Law, Win. ...

... a sJWRST llBNlEWStIRLE. 3 CON555IVAiLVE MEnSTING Ai PAISLEY, 7l A mieeting under the auspices of the West Ren- rfrewahire Uonservittive Association was held last 5 nightill the Good Ternplarliall,Paisley, for thepur- poso of selecting and adopting a candidate for the I Western Division of the county. Mr Henry is Mlacdowvail of Garthland occupied the chair, and 1 ;the other gentlemen on the ...

... I.OCI£ CRERARt- Any oine even ordinarily conversant with tile lgeography of his country whvio peasses up Lach iunnhe by the swift steamer to Fort-Williai l will require a practical guide to point out to him the various objects of interest that line lit :l beautiful route ; for the broad expanse of bill aid water accustom the eye to look for I important views, and it is apt to overlook any- ...

... IIt 1-1. D. WOLFF'S MISSION. ,gE SIULTAN!S VIE 1zViS-THE i ENVOY A TiD T11 TULT SIS 111NISTOLRS. n(is: rtt' 'rct ,rxtiL;it, .) Collst.alititlople, so.,:temtber 2. 1 Ssir lclry Drmnull-tttil \Voll L1nil vistt ?? t ?? to s ilsh) Pslis andl IHassan Fethini - ' pui;T The latiet' I i~. tgnbasjmb tho British i r °ealled Up'lU Vtahan M~endi. There is no i i I L~Ofrr tile repirts in circulation ...

... LE,'VTRBS 2'd THlBi EDIT'ORl THE 3 BOARTD OF TRADE AND THE LOAD.LINE REPORT. Port.GleSgW, Segembelr 2, 18S5. bil,-I have read with pleasure yoer leading article io tu.day'd Herfld on the action of the jBoard' of Trade with respset to the Load-Lino Comidittee's report and as ?? matter is now as much before uhe couutry as it appears to be the in. tention of the Board of Trade that.it ever shall ...

... BRYI&IN AND GERMANY IN SOUTH AFRICA. A ?? covrepondeiit, writing from Simon's Bay, South Airica, on August the 16th, sys :-It is otlicially aniaouunce( that a nsodtes tir-n't',i ])ts been arrantitee between the British aitd Gerinac Goverinients, by whioh the right litath of the ?? of tilhe Rio dl Rey is fixed as the boundlary ior the sphere of action of the two counties a regards the ...

... VOPEBS' LISTS. IBURCH OF EDINDURnal.-Tho ParliaMentary listr of voters, just counpieted in terns of tbe iediotri inution o 6Seats Act, 18S3, sihow thenumber in eacl division as follows :- io. 1-Tnt E;.AST DIVTIoI. 1. Calt irn ?? ?? 14,.-2762 2. Irol ?? ?? 1455 8 S I n t 2t Vri,,W13 12 'iit LMonard's Ward 755.. . ~~7626 - . North af tie centre ot the roadway of East ?? .Iti'lcnouid .Streets. ...

... GRtEENOCK PAROCHIAL BOARD. The hraf-yearly statitory meeting of Greenockc Parochial Board wal held ?? Wilson presiding. On ?? milutes of the Coin- rnittee of Management collng up for approval, the Inspector read a letter in cennectione with their fronm Dr Peacock, on wvhlose salary the qommittee proposed to atske a reduction. Mr J. Lang, jon., asked if the comumittee were entitled to malce any ...

... GHB 1g1Cr RAL ELECTION. fTP IOLLO )1VSIN ~~AT SPYZING AT t N. MR A irnaes Cadel One of thle w~1 L~athre Pa rlit~tentRarY r~epre-a islet ~ tre S ilolox irisin Of t1e cityl t51h~ . coddattendance. Air po-d' ,a there were also tri A.Sn i, Melonsi J . E. \dceii, J1. Hooter, J.1I. Wiireir i ame Dirriads, I It G.m is! J St~51.O D. HuttchiscB * N nreriilclitg iuMr~aldwell, sand iii' ' ,~did ot cotuie ...