... . 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 ...

... OSLO OWVN, CoU-NCIL . I . Cotuttl o ?? yes ?? forI i!.WifllamU MAllUie, Q~civAr' . l the OIl) Ir, pe V' . jll Jitt i he Submittted to C t~ * i~upr p iteref~ven,,e to e1 iil5 t ir i-~* ?? vices ?? t Ot fr-' 5l. 112 11 1 3 ' \l. A 'eni ?? rI.' ' o 1 I inl thecit') 1 ti l ie htijt ?? iziiliciititO tilo deulart' i~i tLlloi' tiviicoltieii hcv lo the14to,:% oe ith111 itn think. I' (t! ~~ ...

... LE, TTERS T0 THE iEDITOTR. 5£ 'P PAGANIINI REDIVIVUS. et September 21. et Sm.-You have been ouite mistaken in amn)nons-. et og- in yours of to-day thsr. the entertainment given g in thle Natioual lialls on Saturday evellinjg wa's li origiinated by sue. I was merely engaged like the u otiher members of the company, and had no voice it ni tile initnlgenent, and toi no part whatever in s ...

... MEATHEMBR RPOCHT AND FORECASTS. METZO1OLOGIOAL OpF'ros, Wednesday, September 23. 8 P.M. In the course of to-day uneettled rainy weather 'has gradually extended from the westward to nearly all parts of the kingdom. The charts for 8 A.,M showed that the anti-cyolone which lay over our southern coaets on Tuesday had moved away to the east of France, and that a large depression had advanced to the ...

... 1(LU1Q CULTUJAL S]IOI'S. INVEE ARAY. The annual sh ow of tin, Iseuiy 'ssniad Agpicrlttieal Society rus held ait llicer'iicY on SRAltneilay, 'ITars) wan4 a atacottiitttue c eoilic on thin groundlli and thu xsl'iii,it 1). aui'chlito t~e~hiitur fu ores nd yrni,c rittlJ. finoee, Inonoyna ules hiboine arctue priuci pai pruze-ta kcrs 05 ?? 11(11lAI'CAi 'l~lf.-I'i 01'los-lhiilt, ealveotbefore jne ...

... gS~CABOLI?3 ISLXN)DS DISPUTE. (r.r. rre's 'ritL.FA(->i.) dadrid, Seplentimbr 22, 11.15 P.m. 'fie Ithe ik 3apersitato that as soon as ae CaOOVa3i del Castillo officially heard of mea0 ja ttachetd to his words in Sir Henry spatc November 12, 1876, lie ?? aglicit it as conveying an incorrect utjn the vie3 %viiieih he expressed being toile iw w Dfl thle soesreigdit' o- Spain in tee Caroline udad ...

... LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 161 ?? )d I MRt GLADSTONE'S MANIFESTO. 3 Se,-If tbtro was no past Mr Gladstone's mani- at festo would be aidmirably suited tO smooth trie Id edges of the Liberal sections and unite the party in geI support of his return to power. But there are two Fe factors which affects his appeal-the first is tho at memory of what took place in 1874, before 1880, - and after the ...

... 01'140,90-wMald 111; MONDAY MORtNING, SEPTEMBER 28, The Channel Fleet, tnuder command of Admniral Sir Charles lellowves, arrived in the Clyde yesterday. The equadron, whicih consists of the sister ships Minotaur and Agincourt, 6621 tons; the I Sultan, 5234 tons; the Iron Dulke, 3787 tons, and We Leander, 3750 tons, were sighted of: the Cumbrae Heads about noon, and sailing I slowly up the ...

... OPENING OF THE AUSTRIAN REICHSR&TI[1. SPEECH BY T'E EMPEROR, (nsrTERr'S 11LIXR.A.) ) Vicuna, Septemober 26. The session of the Austrian teichesrath was opened to-day by the Emperor il person, His Majesty in the speech from the throne gratgfully aoknowlddges tile mialifestations of patriotism and loyalty towardsthe 1l-lpsburg dynasty during his tour last year, declaring he regarded them as a ...

... VOTg2RS' LISTS. i AARGYLLSBHIRE, The followvihg is a list in detail of the inoreass3 in tbe county ?? Voteyrs. Parisi 18 384 6 2oo6 Klinlidan and Kilmore ?? 120 6 26 8jn1Ils6 .37 31 81nll ?? Coill1 16 2 6 PeIIOYgoOWIIOand ?? 174 125 rv2 135 107 'iiliniche no ..l-..lCfl ?? 89 257 163 6 Tires ?? .. . 64 161 °6 Ardno rohO ad ?? 3 250 I7 Ii ~llue ?? , , 3 4 178 144 Appin end ?? ..143 625 477 A~ler ...

... vaus'ai 7gjual'b'41 FRBIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 25, According to the latest news from Eastern Itouincla plo movement of Turkish troops on the si frontier has yet been made. Prince Alexander has addressed a second Note to the Powers, D stating that the Mussulman population in oi ?? are forming armlled bands, and asking 'i them to intervene with the Sultan so as to C obtain a categorical reply ...