... i COPLAND &t LYES ClidSMA ?? I As in fsrmer yei~ ?? ei;i:tl t arranred ?? ?:.nC . I ment t at tf Ctir prarses a. - ?? is reixbed tram the bn', nihe a flight of e' eps, or eh v icil ri c bean erected, with the wonr;s Ct -g Fa ra: in -It letters. Oa Ue - which rircaets the eye is at ! tn i >'li: PDling. TIne spyace devnten to ce.-; utflised tu the vay ui3est;o r at th-e firet giance there a-i ...

... WEAThER: REPSRT MND FORECASTS.I I .. . . . . . . .. - ?? I . HE j~ -~ MIOEOLOzGIa;OM. Oxc LONDoN, iTuesday, October 23. I-Baomei psse has bees t ing y over the whole of our islands during the pest 24 hours. The change has not been greak but has been larger in the north than elsewhers, and is spreading steadily. As a result of it the high-ptarsure ara has moved south and east to the ...

... Ggs-ssocs. - Mr Robert Hamilton, bergb assessor, has just made up the valuation Nro iL the burgh for the year. The total valuatios 1) I £356,457 93, being a decrease of 392'24 1Os as com- pared with the previous year. KR-IcuDsBIGnT.-Tbe county valuation rdeM for the. stewartry this year shows a ?? flirs last year of £120.512s 3d, the total returns baeing- I For 1887 88, £340,679 13s Zd; ior ...

... LORD SALISBUTRY IN EDINBURGIH. REMSENTATION OF ADDRES3SB.i URIMN'TANT SMECHES ?? WE SH | The Marquis of Salisbury spent a busy day in Ednbnurgh yesterday. The present visit of the Premier to the Scottish metronolis has been of limitoui duration, bust much has becu cons- pressed into the time at his Lordsship's disposal. Notwvithstaudinlg his exhausting effort of the previous eveuing lie ...

... ITaHS CROU'0FTE1S COMMISSION IN ASSTNT. Is ?? 8t (Fitte 0nn SECIoAL C0RRE3FOYD?NT.) I Lochiinver, Friday N151h.t ra The Cmmtirsgireer renamed consideratios thisl tj morning of the application for more land by the i crofters of Otashmere. Mrf Tail appenred for the Duike of Sutherland, and Mr ~Meoderuald icr the crofters. As only sixc of the CLdshalorre s tenants had at first signed the ...

... (eunLObODN OO=F~lf~DZN9;, I I TE1E WORK OF TEE PARNELL o' ?? O MISSION ' ul . 65 PLB8T STFnZT, a : Monday Night. oil The Pndellite Commission resumed its labhurs A' in the Royal Court of Justice this morning. bc Though the day was raw and damp, and stand- O ing about in a misty atmosphere was anything a but pleasaut occupation, thex, was a large Be' muser of people St the antrance to We Law w4 ...

... T DlUNICIPAL: IECTION MEETINGS. - I SVNTH WAD.. D The annual meeting of the repeensutatives of the S Seventh Ward with the ratpayers.was beldlyeter . day aftareeja fi the Leler Trades' Eall-Mr , George Younger in th ebair. Sit JBO0 ing, ' Dart. (the Ron. the Lord Provost), and Mr 1. 8. B Macphe , two of the Wrd's, repreoepaives, a > were present, and there wip a good atteniance of- p ...

... WISTHER REPORT AND FORECASTS. 'MIIOTOLOGIOAL OFmCB. LONDON,; Sunday. September 2. Mfnee Friday might a complete change has come ever the weather throughout our islands, the anti- cyclocic system, which at that time had Spread ever the whole of cur islands from the mouth-west. ward and soathward, bringing with it fine bright dry weather and light winds, began to give way decidedly in Scotland ...

... SCOTLAND AND ULSTER IN 1608-9, la A volume of Scottish Privy Council records t ,as been recently issued by the Historical tt Department in the General Register House, a which includes the period from 5th November, I 1607, till the 18th Qf June, 1610. Among other r Interesting matter it contains documents now a for the first time made easily' accessible to the P public, bearing o: the short ...

... 0 THE RELEASEE OF FATHER RYAN- EXCITEMENT IN. LIMERICK. 5 A scene of considerable excitement took place 0 yesterday morning on the release of the Rev. O Father Matt. Ryan, C.C., Herbertatown, popularly g known as General of the Plan of Campaign, 1 who had undergone a months' imprisonment for a speech delivered at Caherconlish. The authorities t resolved to suppress any demonstration that ...

... I On LONIDON CORRESPONDENCE, I -.I 3 '65 PLEEaT.. STREET, ' ' Thursday Night. ha rne new Procedure Rules have advanced to iW. the stage of being submitted to the Speaker, and '1 at the n~ext meeting of the Cabinet they will p take their final shape and form. I hear that while tit has been decided that the House of I Commons sball meet an hoar earlier and adjourn i' tat either half an hour or ...

... THE RECENT GALES--- MORE | SHIPPING DISASTERS. COLLISION OF START POINT-FOUR A?3 IIVES LOST. B About six o'clock yesterday moruing, while P 3off the Start Point, the steamer Swansea, bound M 1 for London with a cargo of cattle, ran into the b trawler Nimble, of Brixham, with such force 3' that the trawler rent dowvn almost immediately. n Tho trawler Rescue joined the crew of the n Swansca in ...