... 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 ...

... -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 ...

... WAR.! ?? INE BALKANS Tf{aRATENING ATTITUDE OF TURKEY. thr Bu Th THE ARMISTICE NEGOTIATIONS. des sat Ens THE sIXOND EDITION OF THE TIMES.) hel Constantinople, December of iant pasha, the official representative of be ur porte, leaves here for Sofia immediately on ar sjesi to treat for terms of peace with Servia. eohl on Se 'CENTRIAL NiEWS TELEGItA5.) Const satitlople (Via5 Varna), Decembor 9. ...

... WEATHER AtE0OT ANA F SRTABT8 M2itsonOLOOX.OAb ,O.iilOIa, Tuesday, De0eemet8 MlS Trhe depression which, la5y OvOt the Bay of Blscay on Thursday evening haN pasiied 1Away It A eouth.esterly direction to tile ModiterrahOln, while the anti-cyolunio area off our north-westfer coasts has incroased both in height and si.e, and its east side has iproad over the whole of our islands. Thus, while the ...

... G'Aa W`rtrazl. News of serious fighting on the Nile may be cc expected at any moment. Lieut.-General Sir at ?? Stephenson left Akasheh yesterday for jL Ferket, where the advanced British force is b assembled, and has, it is understood, decided w to attack the Arabs in their entrene ntats al The latter, who have been largely reinforced of tc late, are said to number about 15,000 men, and el to ...

... 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 ...

... LIETZOROLOGIOAL On'FIoEl Wednesday, December 30, o P.lM The weather over our islands is in a most un- settled condition generally, for while the large de- pression noticed in the north on Monday and Tuesday has passed away over Northern Europe, a new system has appeared onf our northern coasts to-day, and appears to be travelling in a south- easterly direction towards the North Sea. Thus, ...

... ISERVJA AND BULGARIA. TURKISH AND BULGARIAN NOTES TO THE POWERS. SUFFERINGS OF TilE SERVIAN TROOPS, (cNEUTERS TELEGRAM3S.) Constantinople, December is. It Tie Porte yesterday despatched a Circular Note to the Powers in reference to the mission of Lebil Effendi and Galbaha Elfendi, explaining that the situation in Eastern Rounmelia was . precarious. fri p Pilippopolis, December 16. Ca Madjid ...

... HILLEEAD AND KELVINSIDE ,,ANNEXATION BILL, 1880. It 1*11 bbi remembered that soume time ago an In., fiusatial deputation of residents in the burgh of ;ion Hulihead ?? district of Kelvinside waited upon hil, the Town (Council In the City Chambers, They thle stated their~ desire that the Town Council should forpromote 6 nih1 in the next session of Parliame'rt for ;tar the annex~tion of Hillhead ...

... ,- NEW FIRE ALAPRS SYSTEM FOR GLASGOW. .. For the last two or three years the alarm system .originally fitted up by the late Mr Symiugton has s hbeen so wore out and troublesome that a renewal was early this yoar deejile upon. A sub-coui- rmittee of thle Magistrates and Council (Police) was appointed with powers to deal with Use sub- I ject, Councillor AMechan, tile convener, and the! ...

... GhLASGOW TOWN COUNCIL. A meeting of the Glasgow Towln Canne1 was held yeeterday for the purpose of disposing of husi- ness in connection with the Police, Soatutetelaboho t and Sanitary Departments of the C'orporatiOn. The Kaon. WV. M'Onie, the Lord Provost, pre- t sided. TgE UNEMPLOYED. The LOaD PROVOST ?? 'Magistrates have g considered it advisable, before entering npon the t usual business ...

... THE SOUTH WALES COLLIER, DISASTER. ANOTHER DEATH, Inl, - ne Another of the sufferers, named Henry Isaacs, of hauler, has succumbed to his injuries, bringing he the number of the dead to 70. Seven funerals, lie attended by aii immense number of sympathisers, ix- took place yesterday at Mardy Cemetery,, the i.. local clergy and ministers of the Welsh religious he bodies officiating. Among those ...