... | 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 ...

... 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 ...

... THE CROFTERS COMMISSION RiN SKYE. LORD MACDONALD'S ESTATES. One dision of the Crofters Commission, pro- sided over by SherifF Brand, held a sitting yester- day, and concluded consideration of fair-rant applications from Lord Macdonald's estates. The one remaining township to be considered being situated in rather an isolated position on the vwest aide of Sleat, the Commissioners drove over ...

... 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 ...

... -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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... AFFAIRS IN IRtELAND. NATIONALIST DENIONSTIRATION AT h CORK. h Yesterday mornsig Father Kennedy was released d from Cork Jail after undergoing four months' im- prisonrseut for attending a meeting of a soppressed 5- branch of the National League. The release took - place at seven o'clock, end three hours larter a pro- n cession was formed, and, accompanied by a large o crowvd, the ex-prisoser ...

... - - & t oj of the 0ongTegZtioeal ad paro work 6aried 0e by the Eutchissonto-f 'I elm opened in the Nstiol Halls, Ch ,GerbA. 7etrdy. >The Rev. Mr and, after prayer by the EST. ,9i Zsnr (the Ljord Provost) said that 9 n iked by hir Moatiath to opel the ism duty. if at AU possible, to t ega rd to th fact that the Corp N hpe, M at pree t the head, had °;d;very direct It, t in the ?? ef ,oete Exac ...

... TIE AGE OF Pagez&* The last lectr of the consa arrangodin cof5O tiou with the Glasgow Braucli of the Teachers' Guild was delivered last.night by Professor Jolb. Dr Unideesrood presided, end there wan a large attendance. The lecturer toak as his subject, The Ageof Pericls.'t He said that thedabtbwhich the raodern world owed to the beat *ge of ancient Greece was well summed up ina some words ...

... ?? - EDITION I II1 HEAasD OrFrca. 5.5 A.M THE REPORTED PLOT IN CASHMERE. (DAILY NEWS TELEGRAM.) Calcutta, March 12. The Foreign Office here is still without definite knowledge regarding the reports from Cash- mere, but little weight is; attached to 5them. It is true that letters have been discovered, but the, Mahasrajak's complicity is doubted. Lads. mandas wasidishiesed some months since, aud ...

... The Press Asseciation ?? hae reason to believe khat in addition to a diary cevering one of the most eventful periods of Pigott's life, seveane ihterestiag documents in the shape of letters and memoranda have found their way into the possession of Messrs Lewis & Lewis. Great reticence is observed as to the contents of these documents, which will, it is declared, lead to farther sensations in ...