... 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 ...

... 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 -- 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 ...

... 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 ...

... TiHE MOVEMENT AMONG COALT INERS. A trade unionist writes :-The activity, of the f Scottish coal miners is the beginning of another aw I general movement for an advance of wages, and t only a falling off in the demand for coal can now prevent the miners from backing up this demand T with the increased strength which recent victories w have giver them. The remarkable thing about this is ...

... ag TOsborne, Tuesday. y| The Queen dreve out yesterdasyaftermoon, ac- d companied by the Empress Frederick and Princess Victoria of Prussia, and oer Majesty went out us this morning with the Empress and Prince and g, Priacms Henry of Battenberg. he The other members of the Royal Farily walked e in the grounds. al To-day being the birthday of is ?? High- se ness Prince Albert Victor of Wales, ...

... CANDIDATURE OF SIR JOHN PENDER. r I LORD CHARLES BERESFORD ON THE NAW, t On Satcrday, at 12.15 P.M., a. meeting of electors of Govan was hold in Fairfield Shipbuilding Yard in furtherance of the candidature of Sir John Pender. The meeting was beld in the large shed, and was very largely attended by workmen, On t an extemporisod platform were Lord Charles Beres- r ford, Sir John Prnder, Colonel ...

... ONLONDON CORRESPONDEN04 I -I 65 FLEsT STREEr, . Sunday Night. holidays rn^ Z now be said to be at an end, w.gith to.merrow the voice of the 3DdcaI orator will be loud in the land. Sir cbael Hicks-B-ach is the first statesman of to obreaik ile~n. Next week weshall m I Morley at Sheffield snd hr Charnberiain at Birnljghain, to say hig of the minrr lights of both parties v0 ,socU district of the ...

... l MEEORoLOGIcAL Orricg, LONDOW,! Sanday January 13. Ths depression which lay over ocr west and north-west coasts on Friday last disappeared in I the course of the esuring night, but a well defined, though not very deep, disturbance was 1 fortned ever the Bay of Biscay, and on Sunday i whoa this system lay over the north of Franco gales from various directions wares experienced at iueorlv all ...

... INTERVIEW WITH GENERAL IOULANCER. (FROM OUR SPECI CORRSPONDET.) 5 Paris, January 8, Evening. General Boulanger has been so much inter- go. viewed since the whirligig of events have made Tr& him the prominent man in Francs, that when I ! called upon him yesterday I did. so with the Ing foregone conviction that neither to me nor to ust anvone else could he have much fresh to impart. exti M. ...

... onI o Lon PmN O EPONDENOE 6|5 FLrn'r STsn'T, Thursday Night. ' Mr Andrew TAng left London to-day for St Aptdrewa to enter upon his duties as Gifferd lecturer on Natural Theology. Mr lang will Ibe absent for three months, during which time he vill finish hib biography of the late Earl of Iddealeigh. Among other imme- dintely forthcoming books by this prolific author is a volume of 1' Letters ...