... CO URINTG , - a EHAYDOCK PARK MEETING. ,FrmDfky, Febrmary 15. Judge, Mr J. Cok-e. Slipper, T. Wilkinson. A more glorious day for coursing than that asso- ciated with the concludieg day's proceedings at Haydock Park ceuld hardly be desired, for the sun ashone out brilliautly during the whole of the after- enoon, rendering matters most enjoyable. The n attendance, though fairly numerous, was not ...

... SO1BEES, LECTURES, ?? aJNfORTH BRITISH RAILWAY EmpovnvE~s.-~Tle ifourth annuial social gathering of tile employds of the IN-orth British Railway Company at Quee Street and Cowlairsl Stations was held last night inm the Albion Halls, College Street. The chair was ch; occupied by Mr J. G. A. Baird, M.P., and he was Fe .,supp~orted by the R1ev. Georgo 'Gladstone, Mr J ?? Holmes, locomotive ...

... The traffic receipts of the West Flanders Rnuly for the Iweek ending January 20 Show a decrease of S10. Thetraffic receipts of the London, Brighton, and South 5 Coant Railway for Tuesday show a decrease of £66. The tt,-'0c receipts of the Indian Midland Railway for the Leek r di ig December22 Show an increase of 13,122 rupees. . he toadereceipts of the Bahia and San Franciqeeo Rail- way for ...

... lofty SPEECHES BY PRINCIPAL DONALDSON alwvaq AND THE EARL OF ELGIN. miijud arra Js, conference in connection with the Fife and d Kinross Associa.tion of the Educational In stitute of th4 Scotland was ?? in the High School at Dunform- condc line on Saturday. There was a large attendance. tii Mr 'George 'Henderson, chairman of th 1)Unfern- eselve line Branch of the Institute, presided. The moun ...

... MR GLADSTONE'S WESTERN I TOUR. SPEECH AT UMSS. h Mr Gladstone, who spent Thursday quletly b sisitinz. the chief points of interest in the New w Eorest, drove ye'sterday to Romsey, fer the purpose I of receiving an address from the members of the Corporation of that borough. The morning was h beautifull lyne, and the right hon. gentleman, who is rose early, looked forward 'with pleasure to the ...

... DUB LONDON OORJSPONDEN , l 65 FLXZn SSmhXZ - Wednesday Night. TM5gHone:o Com ns has hadan extremely dull 5itting to-day. A House was not maode sntil tety-6five minutes toone o'clock, and than for three Mortal bours and a quarter a dreariest dicussionthat the mind of man eer iiained took plac on the second reading a bill introduced by Mr Cozens-Hardy fasu with the Investlen of trust funds ...

... 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, ...

... No. IL ar jk*M U - . i . y~ U OU EcrIAL CO1UZ5POSDENT.) a] !3 In Manitoba and the North-West Territories e agriculture and the trades immediately con- in It necbed with it furnish occupation to byfar the II a larger part of the white population. Even here, fa Be e however, there is a great deal of enterprise and I s room for plenty more in general ways, for which ni the Scotch character is ...

... ds (M15TIBMS TELEmtAw.) Paris, January 5. The Cestral Committee of the Bonapartists has ng decided to advise thb members of the party to vote he fer General Boulanger in the forthcoming election M fer the Seine, declaring that his candidature repre. 6 1 sents the meet energetic protest against the, N detestable administration and the disastrous policy no of the Government. I he In pursuance of ...

... I -- E. Ad~ n q . U ith lbCLAS§ OF PUB~LIC HEALTH-THR& iug -ad SEWAGE PROBLEAL jog Yesterday afternoon, Dr P. Caidwell Smith, lut ift, Cambridge, delivered the introductory lecture in il~connection with the class of Fublic H lt t h **Western Medical School. nle DrD. C. M'VAi presided, and in intrednoing the beQ irk lecturer pointed out the importance of the syte- the ejr usatic study of ...

... THE COMPTOIR D'ESCOMPTE lzcTER'S 3rcLrGAM.) r Paris, March 8, 4 P.m t At the conference held yesterday eveniag at the liritey of Finance between US. RLuvior and kode Of the prilcipal Credit establishments upon i ?? to be adopted to arrest the growing t li- among the depositors oi the Compteir I trampte, it was decided, en the proposal a G M u. Onstavo Rothschild and Joubtrt, I r . Rouvier's ...