... :OF BRITISR CA GE ANUFACTURERS b asll estins of the Institate of Britis nw arrao Manufacturers were resumed Yesterday ay morning is the Royal Stuart Boom, withis t -E xhibtio Building. Tr George N. Hooper, ' Lndon, the president, occupied the chair, ;2a se - was a good attendance of membera, bst ODZ? CARWAGlE. *P Thst Pmsmi? read the second part of D ea 'Modern Carriages. After sx bliit ...

... -BAYING ObORIA STONE OF NEW 1 FRES ENGLISH CHURCH AT OBAN. Yesterday the ceremony o laying the foundatln stcne of the new church which i3 in -urse ofto i erectionl in Ar*gyLI Square for the English sec:tion of. ?? the Free Church there was performed by Mrs 'hi MiDfie of Airds, Appin. The weather was ex. b ; tremely unfavourable, rain falingheavilytthrough. ant the whole dpy,.but the ...

... L TVT ~,TRE PETERREAD CONVICT PRISON -I] I., .. I : A .RIV1, OF CONVICTS. T&, Proia Com ibsionae baving taken over from .the ecntractors :on 34 tilt, tbo buildings in- coIn. sectien with the convict prison establiskment, Wtoe were opened o yesterday by the ?? ; of tE first hatch of convicts, who will have to make Peerhmad. their home until, the expiry. of their 4 respective perods of ...

... The nonthly meeting of Greenock:-,Harbour l Trmst W hald yesterday after n. P ro Shnlrand in the chisr. The Pnovoe congratulated the Tenet on the termination of a very troublous and harassing time, audten the fact that in the short space of 1httle more than a year their idiffickies had. been harmoniously settled. They had begun their work -against the greiteet opposition, but when . people had ...

... , Tuesday,. Their Royal Highuesses the Pricce and Princess I of Waete, with tbe Prinessee Louise, Victoria, PX antd Maud of Wales ad Princewe Louise, I as hrcohioness of Losme, and the Marqais of Lorne, Ta visited the Quee aind remained to luacheon. iii Lieutesant.General Sir George Willis, LC.B., arrived at Osborne yesterday, and had.ta honoar| of dining with the Quesu and -Royal Family. L ...

... IowTHA_ REPORT. AN. FOR ECASTS. ?? 3fri9BLGlA'fI, LG>4. ,1, P Tuesday, Augimb- 1W. *I .-hs Weather to-daylisbaise dandy and showery at most of our western atd northern gtations,1 and foggy owes the, St George4's the Bristol, sad te Eglish Channela. Intho sest and mouth-ut , o. Englnd. however, a tamporary but maihed im. preinmintil tba'wmsth5r bas'tsken place, and in Loedos the tbermmeter hae ...

... ANGLINGa. LOcULOyowD,-0ut from Bowardennan Rote, on Saminr day, Xr A. F. Sharp, GiM60o,, haid a ba=.ReL of tso ?? and a ncatber of loci trout, weighing lGb. The two Vae tictU weighed 3ib. and 2iTb. Loce oozni.Ni.-sibshi from Stronachiachar Hetel on , Monday, Mr Shaw, Edinburgh, caugnt 21 trout, wighiEr, Jab. LOc5u.ErVEe.r -CLACstLAY-Alr;EI3E CLt's.-T'rs club held their third and last competiti ...

... It will be remembered that on the 23d Aug~ust last year a demand wag made iD the name! of the German Government on King Malietoa of Samoa to pay a fine of thirteen thousand dollars E by the following morning at 11 o'clock. This was for some alleged tbieving from German plantations by the natives. Malietoa begged to be allowed four days to call together the mem- bers of his Governmeat for ...

... ' JUDlGMBIN BY TE OHoUSE.0FL0X, t In the House of Lordsa YFtorday-prosee t the i Lard!Chaxcellor, Lord Waten, Lord F gerad, j m and Lord Macraghten.-judgmeat was given in la r csee of great ?? to trustees, lair agents, C r beneficiaries, and othors, _The action was brought a by the respondent. Mr William Mackianosi, char. a tered accountant, Glasgow, as Jsdicial -factor on I the trust estate ...

... OU¢ILONDON Cal~ :spoNDENCE, i D -- I 65 FLEET STREETI Tuesday Night. -AO House of Lords, after their treme3dons fi exertions last ight and this morningwben they lb sat till a quarter to two o'clock and showed ?? h uarvellous digeative powers that they disposed t3 of all the hundred and twenty clauses of the C Local Government Bill in a single sittiug-.-have w naturaly taken a rest to-day, and ...

... 'CITV;rAROCHIAL BOARD. The statutory half.yearly meeting of the City :ParochiAl Board was held iin the Board's Chambers, Parliamentary Road, yesterday. Mr Ogilriei. presided. THE Ihs5ECtOHS , The inspector's report showed that during thb , ?? there had been 405S applications for I relief, as -aginst 4104 for the corresponding six inoutns of last year, a decrease of 46. There were 142 ...

... TRAFFIC'S. T~e recflpte of the Vienun General Omnibus CoranD f the rreek eudet Ju1y 28 ehohw a decrease of . po9. ThC traffic receipts of the Xextcen Railway for last week amounted to £InO: the gross receipts showed an increase The tratlic receipts of the Suez Canal on Monday aonmouted to 210,800 cranes, against 80,00 on the correspond- jog day of last year. The earuings of the Chicago, St ...