... AQUA TICS. IV SWIMMLNG ENTERTAINU1ENT AITE be Thsocuig aahl nerteast the Scottishs Amataur Swimming Association took we ?? On the Kelvin on Saturday afternoon. Tt5e,. or was again a very iargs attendance. 'The chalhn and reserved eisolosure were completely filled,vrijl, ,dthe east bank was crowded eight and tan doeel Ialong the entitre course. Rain, whichs had fa,,, daring the forenoon, ...

... AGBICULT-UBB. I WIMM AGRICULTUIRAL SOCIiYSM SHOW. The aonnud show and competition in connction mmith l, Weeni Agricultural Association was hed yesterday in a W at Castle Mensaes borne farm, the we of which was, as ucl kindly pranted b Sir Robert Menzese. Bart. The weuLs, was exceilent- ?? was a hume attendance of risitor., The diatrietimbraced by the- annottion includes Strsibtg, that parb of ...

... AIUSIC AND THE DRIMIA. (FsWom ?? oWN CORRESPONDENT.) Sunday Night. The new Gilbert and Sullivan opera is at wresent down for production at the Savoy on! iaturday, November 10, a, date which shows that the authors are determinied to take a good I 8 long time in preparation. Oa the same evening t (but, of course, allowing for the difference in a longitude, about five hours later blhan the London ...

... GLASGOW AUTUMN FLOWER I-. .. 8owB a - The- autumn show oL fruits, flowers, and -aega- tables in conseotiom with the Glasgow and West of e Scotland Horticultural Society opened in the a International Exhibition yesterday. The stimulas Y which has beea given to the operations of the association by the permission to have the display t in the Exhibition is remarkable. Growersfrom all a parts of ...

... Pt The first exhibition of the Inverness and North b, of Scotland Canine Society was opened to-day in In the Free Church General Assembly HlZInver- Wr uass. The number of entries was 382, ma sng theo largest show which has been held in the north for a of long series of year. Aaaong the entries are I exhibits from the principal breeders i ll b1 e parts of Scotland, and the quality is ev ...

... Anstmuther: or Illustrations of Scottish Burgh Life. By George Gourlay. (Anstrutber: George Gourlay, ?? spite of the thorough knowledge which he displays of the history of a Anstrutber, aad in spite, too, of the many a interesting incidents associated with Maggie C Lauder's towui, Mr Ggurlay ban failed to pro- c ducs aa altogether satisfactory book. The plan which he has adopted of going ...

... id C~~OWAFIt CONiSCIENME ?? Mr. Henry frying and, the Lyceum er Company opened the Theatre Royal on Monday lie evening with Faust, another, in some respects, oenotable performance was carried through at the er Royalty, over which Messr~s Howard and Wynd- a ham also preside. This was the production for .es the first time ea any stage of Coward Coii ie isciezce. For the first time on any ...

... GLASGOW MEATIONAL EXHIBITION. el - The continuance of fair weather, a change in I the musical programme, and a display of firs. r works in the evening, ail assisted in bring. a ing the attendance yesterday. above the Monday average. The admissicis for the day numbered 38,005, and of these 15,414 were by payment at the gates. The band of the Horsoe e Guards Bhle commenoedt their engagement s ...

... The leading features of yesterdays programne 1 at the 'txhibition were a display of fireworks I aud a concert by the members of the Glasgow Choral Union-both in the evening, antd both ...