... GLASGOW INTERPNATIONAL EXHIBITION. t a THE BISHOP'S PALACE COLLECTION. and __ 'P1l, The Scottish Arobaeological and Historical hich 'xiiini raign 'ters Section of the GlasgowExhibition is creating no by small amount of stir in our mi dst. Not'only is it an objoct of tho most lively and zealous atten. and tion on the part of Presbyteries and members of the Reformation Society, but equally it is ...

... The most notable publication of the week, and one that is certain to attract a large number of | eager readers, is Emin Pasha in Central Africa: Beirg a Collection of his Letters and Jourrals, L edited and annotated by Professor G. Sehwein- I furth, Professor F. flatzel, Dr H. XW. Felkis, :and Dr G. Hartlaub. The translations have been effected by MIrs Fzolkin; and the volume, which is ...

... GLASGOW - TERNATIO NAL EXHIBITION. i STATISTICS OF EXHIBITORS, U h In a couple of -months we shall have come i h within measurable distance of the opening of jt the 'International Exhibition, We referred | recently in an exhaustive article to the general b architectural features of the buildings and the 1 progress made in ths work of erection, which % still proceeds apace. Oar purpose at ...

... I I e ROYALTY- THE BARRISTER. From the poetical draina which during the past t three weekeo crowded the Royalty Theatre, we I e have passed at a bound to farcical comedy. I 13 The Barrister, by George Mlanville Fenn and J. H. Daroley, was produced last evening for thle first timue in Glasgow. It ran for an entire season, as the play-bills inform us, at the I Comedy Theatre in London, and ...