... i COPLAND &t LYES ClidSMA ?? I As in fsrmer yei~ ?? ei;i:tl t arranred ?? ?:.nC . I ment t at tf Ctir prarses a. - ?? is reixbed tram the bn', nihe a flight of e' eps, or eh v icil ri c bean erected, with the wonr;s Ct -g Fa ra: in -It letters. Oa Ue - which rircaets the eye is at ! tn i >'li: PDling. TIne spyace devnten to ce.-; utflised tu the vay ui3est;o r at th-e firet giance there a-i ...

... The Manchester and Salford School Board alec- t I tions took place on Saturday, and the result of the I pollings was made known last evening. In Man- I chester the seven Church candidates were returned along with four Roman Catholics and four uneec- tarians, being a gain of two seats to the Church i party and a lose of two to the unsectarians. For 5 the Salford School Board sevens Churchimen. ...

... PMINIESS LOUISE IN GLASGOW. Her Royal Highness the Princess Louise arriveT in Glasgow from Blythswood yesterday in an orsi- j c nlarvyfirst-class carriage nfthe train from Rallfrew, I arriving at St Euach Station at 12.17 P.at. Siue 1 q was accomepanied by M1iss Campbell, Mr MoDtague It Campbell, and Alias Muriel Stevenson. The p Marquis of Lorne was not presert, as lie left for ?? London on ...

... CO OUSI7e. SCOTTIZSH NXATIONAL CLUB MEETING. WEDnsEscosY, November 21. M Ju'zdode, Mr Steward. Slipper, T. Bootiman. .s The contrast between the weather of yesterday r, and that of to-day had to be seen to be admired. t Aithough we only had 18 courses to get through, we had not concluded before two o'clock, not e, because harem were ecarce so much as that they were difficult to get out of the ...

... THE DUXE OF Al'GYLL ON 0IU31 LAND LEGISLATIONN. The Duke of Argyll, writing to the Times, says that Sir William Harcourt's letter to a correspondent, published in the Times 'f October 31, evades altogether the mainpointof the letter by His Grace upon which Sir William commented. That polnt was that the Parnealite LibeLals were now constantly proclaiming the failure of the Land Act of IS81, noz ...

... M R GLA D STONE IN BIR-1iNGHA., | YESTERZDAYS PROCEEDISNG ! SIPEECHES ONTHE MUNICIPAL ELECTWiiV3 ANI. LABOUR QUESTIONS. , -- Notwithstanding Mr Gladstone's great exerties on Monday he appeared in good health Yesterday, although it was noticed during his speech in repi? to the presentation of an address from the Wsalsa'i Liberal.Associatison that his voice was somiewhat ihoarse. Sir Walter and ...

... I ITHE PiRINCESS LOUISE IN 1 I GLASGOIN. Her Royal Highness Princess Louise, Mar. chionese of Lorne, accompanied by the 2arquir of Lorne, visited Glasgowv again yesterday. The distinguished visitors, along with Sir Archibald Campbeli, Lady Camnpbell, and party, travelled from Reofrew in a saloon carriage attached to the ordinary 12.10 p.M. train, which arrived at St Emoch Station at 12.37. As ...

... GLASGOW YOUNG IMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCI ATION. -- capi The annual public meeting of Glasgow United Per Your- Mten's Christian Association wae held last ai SIgp night in the Waterloo Rooms. Mir George MIac- o ar farlaie presided,.and amonag those present were Sir William COmIeS, Rev. Dr Bonar, lRev. Messrs Vic Gallon, Forsyth, Green, Milne, Renfrew, Jenkins, unti ;M| ; F1 (Eoinburghe Nachic, ...

... I THE' ABERDEEN TRAMWAY SYSTEM. (FROM THE ABEBDWI JOURNAL.) r within the last few months co nsiderable .lterations on and extension of the tramway 3 5 stein in Abeoadeen have taken place, and in vieIw of tie near completion of these it ma3y be l int restog to miny to know something of the prcigresi of the ''ramway Company. The com- qany was formed in 1872 with a capital of £18,000, the ...

... THE WRECK OF THE BON-ACCOPID. ARRIVAL OiY THE CREW AT A11PI)FTi-i. Thle crew Of the steamer Bon.Acc-ird (CaIptalif Talbot), wrecked off Sunderland on Tuesday nighit, arrived at Aberdeen y.~sterday by the 3K5 aro. Caledomsian train. From information receji ed it seems that though the sea was rougil, and a stiff wind blowing~, nothing, serio. was apprehended. Up to within a few bruro of the ...

... THE JNON-CHURCHGOING. Last night Rev. Mr Calder apoke in Old Aberdeen Cathedral on the subject of Churchgoers and the aNon-Churchgoing.' There was a large confgregationl. ~he Ivr Calder, after introducing bis subject, said-This fihe is only one part of the subject of the lapsed masses te that has been receiving the attention-as it loudly nIt called for it-of the couvts of our Church ; but ...

... Tfl1E ABERDEEN IMPROVEMENT SCHEME. ay The fellowing correspondence has been handed to ice Us for publication:- be Aberdeen, 30th Oct., 1888. P. Esslenment, Esq., M.P., Albyn Place. Dear Sir,-Ab the Ferryhill Ward meeting last night I endeavoiired to elicit some information anent e.- the direct access to the Links as originally proposed by you in the Improvement Act of 1B83, and the apparent ...