... EDINBURGH SUTHIERLANP ASSOCIATION. -1s ?? . a .1 I I . -. -- t The Edinburgh Sutherland Association held d their twenty-fourth aunual festival last night v f within the ?? Hall. Mr Donald Mlaclteod, v ?? presided over a large gathering. The chair- t monn in the course of his address Said that those t who thought the Crofters Act iveolvel t the land question must have been grier- o ou31y ...

... - MrnEOxOLOGIcAT Osrwx, LO ON, As Friday, January 1L The depressions off the north-west of Irelad and ;the sooth-west of Englaad appear to be spreading i over the kingdom in an easterly direction, while ) . do I another disturbance is advancing over the Bay of Mi Biscay. A considerable increase of wind from the J. south-eastward is preoable in all the more nerthern N' and eastern parts of our ...

... THE GOVAN ELEtTION. ItC . .iits ?? OF SIR RJnOn beNrF s e i y f t e w o e e l i r v s i o t i a l o udtp I. o u he,- - e rs .) - . _ b ?? ~ ?? lase vr fervrddlvrd ytoEe. VpEECH TO WORK111EN1 AT IAVXIBANK. Sir John Fender yoesterday afternoon addressed 5he workmen in Messrs Smith & M'Lean's Gal- ?? Works at Mavisbank. 1Ir Charles DIfewbrsy, a memnber of the firm, presided. and briefly ...

... Y THE EVICTIONS AT CWEE@DRE- e IDETERMINED RESISTANCE. Y - ...

... ;: GLASGOW DENTAL HOSPITAL jre' - The sanuel meeting in connmetio'n with the IGlasgow Dental Hospital was held yesterday after- noon in the institutigo, George Square. Lord Provost Sir James King, Bart., presided, andl among the other gentlemen present ?? i J. G. A. Baird, M.P. ; Councillor Meehan, Messrs5 Themas Watson, Peter Hutchisen, Jas. Waddell, J. R. Brownlie, W. S. Woodburn, and Robert ...

... MARITIME LOSSES AND CASUAL'TIES. The following- is a list of casualties reported at Lloyd's on Lsos-bso 'between midight Wednesday, December 26, 1NS, I- . T..-A,.ishb WVednela,.v Tanuery 2. 199. s, ( doteotiag steamers:- I d- Y ii Z- Name of VesseL TonE. | Flag. ; Voyage and Cargo. Weetdsle (a) ?? British. 1871 Middlesbrough, Libau-rc s roe. ?? British. 1172 Gl1asgow. Buenos AyrCs3. Steiuvroa ...

... OPENING OF CARNEGIE PARK ORPHANAGE AT 4 OrT .GLASGOW. r On Saturda-y the Carnegie Park Orphnarge, situ- t stted about a mile to the east of Port-Glasgow, vias formally opened. The buildingswhich cousist of the n central building, containing the hall and other 8 accommodation, en either side Of whicb, at a dis. s tance of 40 feet, are the H{omes for boys and girls. vs The style of the Homes is ...

... . IMEETING OF THE GLASGOW BRANCH. 5j,- -nSITY REFORM. 3 The eonthly'rneeting of the Glasgow Branch 3of the Educational Institute of Scotland wae held en Saturday ir the hall of the Pbilosophical Society, Bath Street-Mr David Forsyth, the pre- sideant, in the chair. : Rev. DAVID HUNTERI, Partick, read a paper o; University Reform. At the present rmoment, he I said, the universities wore too ...

... I F- -- GOVAN-CTIVI WVAR THEM RESULT OF t - ROicml klxDfI, u St Enoch Stattion oe, P Clasgow, Janluary 14, 18h9 th SiRn-A Scoatelemant resident. in Irelaud for someO PiP ye~ars, and a close observer of events, I amt not I on without a title to form an opinion on this all- Jno: absorbing ?? Rule for Ireland. on t ie I hae frme 9,very decided opintion o ho subject, -rd it is this, that as sore ...

... Ifessre Tarrbul1, Parnie & Adam, property agents, 27 Union Street, Glasgow, report the foe- lowing sales of property in the Faculty Hall yes- terday:- Pollok Street-Property, Nos. 49-63; extent of ground, 1106 7-9 square yards; rental, £446 12s; lea-duty, 215 Is 3*d ; ground annual, £54 .ic ld; upset price, £3200; sold at £3425. Pollokshields-Propsrty, Nots. 31-35 St Andrew's Road ; extent of ...

... I 9UR LONDON CORBESPONDENQEI .65 Fx~RTs 8SITw r , I Thursday Night. The County Councils election to-day has been a very quiet affair. I have no figures to p by,I but I shall be surprised if anything approaching A tenth of the electorate all over went to the poD. In the city the contest was A little brisker, Lord Rosebery's candidature being a lively element, but in a general WAy the con- ...

... I . - . tdS - i THE GOVAN ELECTON I I. I H ARRANGEMENTS FOi TH.B}t j : POLLING. ?? polling for the election of a =nausber of Parliament for the Govan Division of Lanarkehire | in room of the late Sir William Pearce, Bart, takes place to-day. The candidates are Sir John i I Pender, Liberal Unionist, end Mr John Wilson, IGladetenian LiberaL There are three polling places and 18 polling etations, ...