... 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' ...

... 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 ...

... - 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 ...

... E G IS'TIA .GY E l ?? I PETU ] S. The weekly return ot births, deaths, and maN ?? in the eilhit princip:;l to wils or SzotlAid fur the wreek euding Saturday, A igust 29, *ayn :-Tlc death-rate ill, tle ci ,it priijinssL towns exuriug thq wceek enting wvith Stuirday. Auguit 2'J, ISc:, was-2 i lb io ?? ot estimated population. 'lbis rate is 3S below that for tihe corresponding week of last year ...

... ARCHBISHOP WALSH AND THE LORD I LIEUTENANT. Dr Waleh, the Roman Catholic Areibiehop of Dublin, in the course of a reply to an address pre- sented to him yesterday by the members of tire Dublin Catholic Club, referred to the general satlke- faction felt throughont the country at the removal of the irksome legislation under which It had beenr governed duriug the last three years, and to tire ...

... . 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 ?? . . ?? ...

... NUNIC1PAL MEETINGS. i- Enepnunon TOWN COUNoTL.-The Town Council of Edinburgh met yesterday in the Council Chamber-Lord Provost Sir George Harrison presiding. The Lord Provost said it was their duty to elect twelve governors of George Heriot's Hospital in terms of the scheme of the Educational Endowments' Commission. Among those twelve governors one was to be a clergyman not belonging to the ...

... 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 ...

... LETTESI TO THE EDITOR. BI-.IETALLISM- St Vincent Lane, 9th September, 1835. Si ,] ?? carefully perused the various letters which have appearedl in your columns sinco my letter on this subject was writteni but not otie of themi has endeavouredl to controvert inyp state- Iments. ''IQ esimus alono to dissent, but I haVe, in common withl 1 I linae met vithl, not been able to diseerns what lie ...

... THE WRECK O.N TUi BELL ' 4- EX[CITIN'G RZnCUl 05' SI-E CgENY. The 4rbroath harbour tug Alpha, xv,,4 w t.-e E l Rock twin boat on boari-the bhoa: mze::r landing on the rock-left the habhour o: A..: £8 yesterday morning at seven o'lock fi2r ti.o ,i Rock Lightbouse to take off the crew ?? barque which went ashore there on ?? ?? The vessel was ascertained to bi tle I' ?? Brumnm, about (350 tons ...

... A FEW PACTS ABOUT TOBACCO SMO(JKING. . In spite of the opposition encountered bv our protest against (Aigarette-soalorrig, which, it will be rsmenibeied, first raisod tile question abo ut this fitriri isj tile fla oi tibaicc, it is now generally admitted that wa were ribllt and our opsloneots ?? ilI the ruatber. 'fiTh rapid conesumption of tite finoly ?? leaves very close to thle mouth has ...