... 11 - DECISION OF THE CLYDE TRUSTS i cat )a A spectial meeting of the Trustees of the Clyde cat d Navigation was held yesterday for the purpose of re% a considering a recommendation by the Committee cit. of Management as to providing a boat for cross- i itriver communication. Sir James King, Bart., j n ?? chairman of the Tr'st, presided. Sit ;a The Czaro: (Mr Roith) read the minute of the g~1c ...

... AYGLING. I Lm.-On the Killil reserved waterday yesterday the takes were .-lXr Law. Bdinburgh, 1 salimon of 2tib.; Ir Wil- l ron Sheffield, 1 of 2bib. Or the hotel water, Ur Gerrard, 2 Adlington, had 1 of 2Llb.,and Ur Maithewv Breehin, Glasgow, 1 Tf N&5Bb Su=-ELLA-Nl.-On the 2d inst. Mr Fitz- a gerald, LodnoD. landed two salmon of 1i and tl11b. Mr 0 Marshall, Whitehouse, Essex, one of 91b. : ...

... MARQUIS OF HARTINGTON, AT ISLINGTON. i ?? -l LETTBRIFROINI MR CHAMBERLAIN. If -- it The Mraquis of Hartiogton was the principal: r- speaker at 3a meeting of Mr Richard Chamber- is lain's constituents (of the West Islington Division), wf which was hold at the Holloway Hall last night. ,t Long befoe the time announced for the opening of| the doors a crowd had assembled in front of the building, ...

... lZEUFPEDAY, MARCH -2, 1889. In tbe Housa of Commons yesterday the second reading of the Couty and Burgs Voters' Regiatration (,Scotland) Bill was post. W3 poned till next Wednesday. Mr W. H. Smith t saude a feeling reference to the losu 3ustained Z by the death of Mr Bright, and indicated that re he would reserva what he ha d to SAy till to- morrow, whea it was expected thbat Mr Glad- . stone ...

... GLASGOW AZ~D WESST OFl ScOTLAND | OnITICULTU I far MM BMISG ?? , Mter * winter of unusual clemency the hyacbith, and spring fiowet shov in connecdtoa with the S Glasgow and West of Scottand Horticultural' ¢ so 1ciety ws biald yestirde y in the Clty ftall The weather was in pleasant contrast to that of last;j year, when a baisterobs snowvstorvm prevailed rtbroughout the day. Bright tboug the ...

... RESULT OF POLLING AT KENNINGTON. At eight o'clock yesterday morning polling corm- maenced in Kennington for the vacancy caused by the resignation of Mr Gent-Davis, Conservative, the candidates being Mr Philip Beresford Hope, Conservative, and Mr Mark Beau!oy, Gladotenian Liberal. There were four polliog stations and the number of electors on the register is 9943. At last election only 6014 ...

... TrerS TO BEDITO -Bos nAV lRFYGES.. FCgR D}EN'S DAY REFUGES. So trset, Marchl 14, 1889. i hv pl , ljosare in acknowledging the g - hayse Pfor the Poor Chidrens's Dapy a ilh Banner ~ ~d e Dnd C :-Dr Wood Smith,c d~ge7 5s -futchesoltCowl5U.Th.;v 15buhI Lynedoch Crescent, £5; I 1D , Canntin Sgtret, X£V2 10a. This tl onf ~tr°' fourt~ecrth year of Day Recg i! t years 3698 childron have b *4-, the ...

... LANARKSHIRE AND RENFREWSHME I ? FOXHOUNDS. Instead of the passing shower and drylz; winds we look for at this season, we had on Saturday a real January day-cold, wet, and tempestuous. The morning war comparatively calm, and the rain fell with the softness of the snowflake, moistening the ground for a holding scant,, with all appearance of brilliant sport; but by 13,w ehen wue mt at . ...

... 2TET1MRS TO THE EDITOR: :~Is~yISH~iMEWNS, WIDows'. Am .D O qPA.~S' RELIEF FUND. Fish Dock, Great Grimaby. d. r sm-1- S'inireciested by the cosmmattal Of the 01 'hvefund to Woaka an urgent apeald for helP in w~ cbonseqi Ric th ~lU os f life sustained ag thrug te ?? lst. e i thraug ste 9s so only necessary to stat ah facts b In ardert secn r thas t hearty co.Oper~tiUol-f the fl to oraertaot oflm ...

... MUICIpIA MEETINGS GLASGOW TOWN COUNCIL ,e6iug of Glasgow Town Council fag the rtio of bsines coanected with the Polioe, pa>baoUr, Sanitary, and Reads and Budgea e 8 as held yesterday afternoon-sir y.lng, Bart, the hoa. the Lad Provost, pro- Tgr SECUNT FMRS 1N GowOADI)WL * exarsosz asked if in the cueof thorecent 496L*tve £re in Cowcaddens there were any alls in ths building destroyed H, asked ...

... Pnnezwns-As has been the case forthse pad t- e.; three years, winter's wearrings have set in with March. Previous to the close of February and I Ignew the weather has bees remarkably mild, but es; new snow mantles bill, dale, and plain, putting a l i atop to ta labour, which, however, is tar o advanced. gihoat shows an evenly healed, with'~ er the plants sltrong ad young grasses look weil. ...

... AMERICA& DAILY RECORD OF POLITICAL AND OTHER EVENTS. (SPCOIAL TZLEGRAMS VIA THE COMMERCIAL CABLE.) New York, March 25. A telegram from Washington says that the President has been asking about a number of Illinois men with reference to the British mission. but that he hs given no clue as to any person he may have ix hie mind. Politicians a are greatly puzzled; but they believe to;day I that ...