... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... GLASGOW ARCHIXOLOGICAL SOCIETY. I -- - - ?? VISIT TO CASTLECARY CASTLE. The members of this society on Saturday enjoyed their first monthly excursion for the season. The poe ctappui was Castlecary Castle, taking on the way the CGldee Chapel at Dunawood. The party included Drs M'Kinlsy and David Murray, I M Messrs Jane3es Howatt, A. C. MIattyce, and David Robertson; Major F. W. Alla, Principal ...

... THE DUXE OF ARGYLL ON THE IRISH GOVERNMENT. . t A correepondent asked the Doles of Argyll v whether. in the opinion of His Grace, the Govern. 0 ment of Ireland is not too much centralised, and r whether it was not impossible for the Executive, h as represented by the Lord-Lientenant and Chief. D Secretary, to perform adequately the duties of the 11 administration. He suggested the advisabiiity ...

... TUESDAY MORINTOG, NOVEMBER 20, I In the Home -of Commons yesterday Sir Michael Hicks.Beach, in reply to Mr Barclay, . f . l - X- __ - f -.L. -A etated that Sir Frederick Peel and Mr Price had in, been appointed! the two lay Commissioners ir under the Railway and Canal Traffic Act of the re current year. The right hononrable to gentlematn also informed Mr Rowntree a, that he had every hope of ...

... HASOI1N0. - I _ _ S ) 1F rONSTRATION AT LADTEAit.-On Saturday D * tsirnooit a grand Masonic deluoustration took t e p 'ca at ILadvbankc in connection with the conee- . elation of te newv hall leased by King }obert the 7 Bluce Lodge. The procession wsas- headed by - Xingskettle Prass Bard, while Springfield broueht i t Up th! rear. Amolng those present were Mla0or , Usw ad ou DulltikjIer, ...

... ?? > I I;~ . IJY. 0' j ,rs 'Tro-Tinhc 112 0 .r::il show in corrreci.;eo r:: ?? n QI--:I Sjtrom; IliuI ?? in e. Slirtt~y 1- s 0 ?? -- 1 ...

... MRt GOSCHEN AT IVEST B]ROMWICH. if ?? II, d The Chancellor of the Bxchequer was present last night at ?? meeting held in the Town Hall, ;o West Bremwich, near Birmingham. The hall was densely crowded. Mr Alderman Fariey presided, and there were alsn present M.Ir J. Ernest Spencer, ie M.P. * Mr Kendrick, U.MZ; Mr A. F. Gcdson, it Q.C., M.P. ; the Mayor of West Bromrwich (Mr E.'Heelis), the ...

... ! W;WHER REPORT AND FREGCASTSa i MxEt'EOEOLOG5CAL OFrICs LO17DOr, lWednes'day, November 14, The small depression rhich was Passing over soar northern districts on Tuesday evening has now ] travelled away from our ares, and the barometer1 has risen.generally. The gales in the north have completely subsided, and moderate sonth-westerlY I or southerly breezes have been experienced to-day in most ...