... MR PAIMRELL'S SCOTCH ACTION?, P. 0 7 JIISD1TIN ALLOWED Tiha ?? note in ITr Parnellis actien 1 dc'sics-- as tho proprietor of the Times&, came UP yebeore tbe Pord-President, Lords Mr, Shanfi, and Adam in tho Flirst Division of the Court of Session on Saturday, i the Outer House Lord ?? allowed a proof of the, avermenta of the r pursuer that jurisdiction in the Scotch courts was I Y founded by ...

... MA1fiSONyIC. fl!A PRINCE'S LODGE. 5iSTALLAT1ON Op BRO. DALRYMPLE DUVNCA Ab 5LW.X. The annual general meeting of 1The Prince's Lodge No. 607 was held last night in the Pillar Hall. Queen's Rooms-,Bro. James Provan. of Auchingillan, the ?? ?? in the chair. Mesers T. C. Guthrie, Al ipiwner, and T. H. B. Black, secretary Standard Life Assurance C-in- pany, were affiliated with the lpdge, and ...

... Ali.i 8OX IU. | Lonac LOCRFYNIF No. 754.-The annual meet- ofintGE this lodge for the election of office-bearers :took place in the lodge at Lochgilpheaul on Tuses- I 1 day. The follawin: appointments were made:- 3Cptain Allauby. R. W. W; J. Robertson, D.71I. G. 0. Trower, S,%. - Dr J. Hunter, S. W.; A. iMacdonald, J.W. ;,A W. Jack, treasurer; J. Youon, secretary- l Pv. A. C. Reohbrtson, chap- ...

... UNICIPAL ELECTIONCS. - - ?? to THELIRD AND FIFTH WARLtS. t A joint-meeting of the electors of the Third and Fifth Wards resident in Snringbnrn vwas held on w Tuesday night in the Hydepark Hall. IThere was a fair attendance. Dr Dougan presided, and there were also presect the representatives of the two tl Wards. After a few remarks by the Chairman, b Councilor Morrin, the retiring ...

... I GLASGOW BENEVOLBNT SOCIETY, I .- _ . .1 a The annual wetting of the Glasgorw Benevolent *. Society wag held yesterday afternoon in the Beli- a giaus Institution Rooms, Buchantan Street-the | c on. the Lord Provost in the c'hair. Tbera were also present Councillor William Wilson, Mr John 1- r Gour ay (secretary of the society), Rev. Albert a Goodrich, Rev. JoLe Renfrer, Rev. Mr Goodall, s ...

... RELIGIOUS AND THE OLOGICAL, set Scripttre Natural History (Religious ''j. tge Tract Soietye) is a volume on the aninials of the litera AiC Bible, by Henry Chichester Hart, B. w. ho to autisl ho a wide acquaintance with the literature of the ture, nD subject adds the advantage of aleilvthened tour surely rin pursuit of natural histol-y in the Holy Land one of of an d its confines. The ...

... ECCLES1ASTICAL. I LAGW IP. FnP E nr Not). Th Glasgow U.?. Presbytery ~North) met on Tecaadey I 'it the Presbytery Hall, R Vincent Street-Mir ?? ?? odrtor. The Clerk referred r to tedeath of the Rev. J. Griarsonk Scott, emeritus minister of Renfield Street congregation, which 1: atook Place at London on the 231 October, when an Wt is way to San Remo to condluct services there at dloring the ...

... COLLEGE DIVISION LIBERAL UNI-N ISTS. cI R VARY 0AUP131LL ON TUE SIUMMTO. The annual mneeting~ Of the College DivisionI J ~iberal Unionist Aesociati afl was held lastigtn dithe hatll, 223 C-nbridge Street. Dr Coats was' as1 le called upon to take the chair, and1 the secretary ber I~(r A. F. Mforrilsonl) intiatdletterso plg a to for noni-attendanice lru~m Sir Wms. Thomson, Dr A. Pro S,:1. ...

... JUBILEE OF THE KING OFI DEN MARK. . (mnF.VTED)'S mm.a .) Copeshagen, Novembur 15. The festivities in celebration of h~ing Christiau'a jubilee commenced yesterday witih a reception of the D)iplomatic Body and of the Special Foreigu }invovs. This was followed by a grand banquet, at which the Princess of Wales was preseut. To day-the 25th anniversary of Hie Majeity's accession-all the church ...

... LETTEPRS TO THE EDITOR. PROPOSED TRAINING HOME FOR GIRLS. Slfs,-I have read with much interest the letter of Lady Aberdeen in which she pleads for the establish- ieseut of a training home for servants, and for pro- wsion for offering lodgings to girls who cotne in from the country seeking situations. But when I read her lRadyship's cornplsint that there is no home where the 'lower olass of ...

... THE PARNELTJ C0M?4bSJON. |TH1E TE ' O THE LANDILEAC I The g r poreion of yeaterday's ifin'g was de- voted tDrtbe further examiration iD.ohief,'and te tbe eroossexamiuaatirn of Mri' Maurice Leonard, Lord Kinunear's agent; who again wenlt irnto theX box when the tOemmjdsintrs took their seae t- . Replyj +ninter qpeetions froni the Attorney- Genera4rMrsttLlrard; Mid: heC remembered the shebri's ...

... AUSTRIA AIND BRITAIN. 3 - I 3 Commander Carl Edler Von Bermnaun and several t lofficers of the Austrian warship Blitz were entertained T by the Mayor of Dover an Friday night.'In replying to the toast of the visitors, the Austrian commander * said the Anstriana would be proud if ever their n I fleet bad to fight side Ly side with the English navy. t ORsDRS have now been finally given for the ...