... I . HntALD OQn'ICE, 5.15 i. THEE PFRINE OF WALES IN PARIS. (DAIY CHROM= TMELRAM.) Paris, 3une f. Although the Prince of Wales comes to Paris incognito, it is felt that his visit is more than easnally. significant, Te-day'a papers are full Of flattering references to the heir to the throne ;Of England and the usual highly imaginative , details of his daily life. The Gaodlois sees in the ...

... O EEGISTRAR.GENERALS REMEM I The weekly return ox' births, deaths, and mar. riages in the eight principal towns oi Scotland for the week ending Saturday, July 27, ?? deatb-rate in the eight principal towns during the week ending with Saturday, July 27, 1889, was 17 9 per thousand of estimated population, This rate is 2 6 above that for the corresponding week of last year, and 17 below that for ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... THE COUR~T. NVindsor Castle, Friday. The Queen drove ont yesterday afternoon, at- tendd by Lady Soathantpto and the Hon. Mrs C 1AV, ?? ?? Duchess of Bucoleuch, Mistress of the I Rokbes ; the AustriaL AmbasSadOr, and Countess 1 * Derym; the Turkish Ambassador, and the Barl of Latbom, Lord Chamberlain, arrived at the Castie. Her Majesty's dinaer party in the evening in- e eluded their Royal ...

... MVnelqIAI; MBRTNGfi. meO i~Ar0- eqrtarterly shtattory meetr of U 0 the Commeissiomerli of Police was held yestera at cl nociA. P'rovost Craig presided. The registrar'sI 1%r report for Janulary' showed that there were .51.i7 es- births and 33 deaths, the death-rate being 2-t75, as! Pt by azeiist 20t5 for January last year., IIrJ. B. 1 i sot ?? replied to thia momsioesotification BE ad. ...

... ILETTERS TO THE EDITOR 8CHOOIr BOARD PROSECUTIONS 8L Ja-aica Street, Glasgow, Uarch 12, 1889. ,IMs,-1n a deisim oef a cuase last week where the defenders *awasthat the children were being ed- catediat bhomr the Sheriff distinctly put it that the examination should-be underthe Act and not uder the Code. This wrs qui right, but he.i not o clearly lay down what the.Act required. Now, this is very ...

... CON'INENTAL BOURSES. no PAIIIS, SASE1PELDAY.-At the opening of the Bourse to-day ste a firm tendency prorailed, bht subseqoently the tone hecnime at lhull andnunsettled owing to the renewed fr.U in metal shares. be There have been rumours of failures, but it is generally he believed that no Suspensions of importance will take place. Sp Contangoes for the carrying over of foreign stocks, shares ...

... | fA9ND-EDITION. I FRALD OFFICE, 5.15 A.SM THE KENNINGTON ELECTION. The Times saysa:-it will probably te admitted by the more candid among the Gladrtoniarns that a party whose repre- sentative is compelled to vacate his seat in the circurnstances which led to the resignation of Mr Gent-Davis does not occupy a very advan- tageous position atthe ensuing election. Most people are also aware that ...

... -BILL1bS J-. -- i- W.T.J. PCrLL ?? y.Wnsr1.-At the WestminWAtrArrin'v, London, yesterday, during the third stake of .e s' ia manch forSiSUa-side, in which Pearliscocedacicts atent in4 'iSrlu -theEterre woas rome e8woodonolup'Ut.~p: ?? Roouming in the arteenono from 8827 to Pea'a a 0 ...

... 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 ...

... 5. The fifth ordinary meeting for the season of the h Philosophical Society of Glasgow was held last IS night, in the rooms, Bath Street-Dr J. B. a Russell, the president, in the chair. There was a 1, good attendance of members. IS LETER FOSOM rxOFESSOR MX ?? ! The CaIose11AN read a letter which Ur Mayor, the secretary, had received from Y Professor Max Muller acknowledging his election as an ...