... THE LIBERAL UNfON7IT S '9CIAMTON. I EAST AND NOIATH OF MOTLAND BRANCF. The annual meeting of the East and North of S Scotland branch of the Liberal Unioniat Asacia- I tion was held yesterday in Unwell's Roums, Edin- ?? ?? D). Brodie of IJdvies prcsiditin. cc There was a large attendatice oif emewhers, n Apologies for absence were notified as havine been tj received from the Earl of Stair, the ...

... TURSUDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 2A. ] ?? the Holbora Division of Finabury in room of th Colonel Duncan, deceased. The Solicitor- Lc ha General for Ireland formally moved tbe second iha reading of the Land Purchase (Ireland) Bill, and of Mr Labouchete, seconded by Mr Bradlaugh, an1 moved that it be read a second tine that day ml ul six months, The debate was continued by Mr an Howortb, Mr E. ...

... * 2 WEATHER REPORT AND F8REASTS| Monday, November 12. The baremetridcal depression which was advauc- ,in towards our south-western coasts on Sunday e ?? to have been large and deep, and rough, n unsettled weather has again extended over the en- tire kingdom, with heavy rain at aome of our western and southern stations. .c i j At 6 P.m. to-day pressure was higbest-303 |inches and upwards-in an ...

... CADDER.-A special meeting of ?? Board was id held on Weduesday nuigot-M,.: Richard Brown, a chairman, presiding. -A discussion regardig tl ,Lenzie Academy wes brought about by an applics- a tion by the Cloth of the 1osnzle Cousbinatiosnloacd ti for the paymneut of £3000, that sum being the ci Cadder J3oard's share towards the erection of w Lenzis Academy. A proposal to pay the money rf was met ...

... MR GLADSTONE IN THE I M !UIDLWANDS. 'ENT1HUSIASTIC RECEPTION AT WOLVERHAMPTON. THE JOURNEY TO OXFORD, On Saturday Mr Gladstone brought his political tour in tile Midlands to a close. On leaving W.ombourne, where since Thursday he had been the guest of Mr P. Stanhope, M.P., en roune for Oxford, he halted at the Drill Eall, W5olverhamo- too, for the purpose of receiving addressee, but in ...

... I THE PROPOSED AIRDRIPE AND- COAT- 1 BRIDGE WASTER COMMISSION. s -the Committee lave roceived the reports frem r e Messrs B1. & 1t. Lamond & jang,,bwriter Jlasgowe , s with the result of the investigation by r ames r Muir, C.A., into the accouaits, aud or Messs . &e - A. Leslie & Reid, the engineer, on the condition of t i the works of the water company. IA ir MUmR states that from the ...

... J1PRLONDO at t-PONDaC, I TuE PARNE7L. A8))fl:SS!tt-u.pTi bi O'Sl>A'S EViDENCE. a 65 FkEarS'T Et 11 heben Wednesday Ni . The proceedings bef'ore tbe Paraellit~e Com- misamnerS ae b strik&ingily dramatic to -s . y. I Wihesa the Cou~rt rose last night there wasaYi. ,s~azs of an~ything sensational ia to-day's ir businessi, Sor it seemed mosS likely that the H time of the Court would be wholly ...

... HOMOLM 'OF GE er TRfUSTEES. le A meeting of ratspayers aud ahipowserS was La , held in the Clyde Trustees ?? yesterday after- I de noon for the purpose of nominating three trustees i in place of those who now retire. G 16 Lord Provost Sir JAMES KoNG, Bart., took the WE ^ chair, and in introducing the business, said that t D as the moetipg was atware a ?? had taker in n- place during the past ...

... - , ? 1- ?? -0 CT, rl7T7lElT-lON-DEIio.Aj, i ?? ?? ?? - I C_ F'LE-VT STREET, Friday Night. I ~r ~dreS ir eleving theat the is jltC ingw thle introduccec:i of d'h~odlarrsroo snti Iridaud. cahsgrea~t ncplortaUCL to the LashL' OpCJ ?? rulde question, and :la55 ~ n~slaiofla masure fur extending the scope era khb~utcs prchase Act, but thle or ten , 5zquriving the ownership of cc .~sroy e hreteir ...

... L LTTEi'llERS TO THE EDITO§'R .. r CLYDE DUES ON GOVERNiMENT D - STORES.2 3 * November 3 1SS.4. l ISirn-Your correspenclent Queen's Dock in yesterday's Herald refers to the question of Clyde I 1 dues on Government cargo exported from Glargow o a for'the Indian State Itailways, which fornerly, S tand until quite recently, were not chargeable, but S ars now paid on all such storns for the ...

... A MISSING EYE4 Under the title of the Gateways of Kunow- 1!e is ledge, the late George 'Wilson, as many readers bi are aware, designated the organs of sense. The oi term was apt alnd expreSsiVe; moreover, it lad t the merit of besing scientifically correct. The i organs of sense awre in themselves miere gate- ways through which impressions. travel intoi I, the seat of k nowledge within. ...

... PARNELL COMMISSION. iT ?? ?? MlORD SQUABBLES BETWEENie TU11E COUNSEL. s~r. l'oRCiR.CLi OF THE MATNi0Al AD LAND LEAQ.U3Si. ;FROM O.UE LONDON COmRsroxnz.) 65 FLLEIT STREET, ,| Tuesday Nlight. The twentieth IaI of the Commissa:ona was jahe' nut so much fromn the character of tihe ev drates as fromu the scenes and little squabbles ;hst took place between the two sides of the' ;er, e Vwii;Cl ...