... - 99009AADIT LON , :ONUMD1T~Ot ?? . ew ant d- that 112*19i60= Of mutiai law We. feoeocd ol pn t azudersac~ j~odisriees, and thieves, he they-ChruistiaK 3:'ammedan.' :he ae . : ' - y DeL*64c2i Zdas, whase report have thrsugheu l1 .rioed, most 'I m ' and ' tr uetwerthy tatat t -o i - kea - th tal l on begia . pero. s1 ilatea ordering s oraian of stieia goods WlEd hi expired. a H. ; farther ...

... S~fiOQV: B0A91m jS. v0 Zs repobos .e onolth ;, aevae a idaco hl~on,. a name1i the ae iinw ontlih las Feii meaa-roll 52 7;.AtadincUp ~.inu the Gil6l~ia1jetbk'ettitied i t~ d6 away, -Wit,,bs-es in . ~iain r cittfiid utd f~r ?? ~h am iwr ,V siidhi Vk&Wod id ?? tit -oh~t ?? bz t~bu thati th7 ee~4i~t a renewu arrang ms~e it he3pngao Ot ?? -Th6 Osamna ?? ehvxlir t lkofted ?? they, woer hot. gel q`t6 ...

... *777T A - - - it Wsm held oi Dlodynigbt r the p e a m u should roprea I reom of p 'S E b& 74t5Uei hiy imee- siee Prer a magistrae to rin. M retirg Coin r ?? ait ibi tome ehoiud be Pvot 4 Bailie Duncan, and imijanoner *iiha, ...

... iSOROOL BOARDS. SH ~ruaeToN.-At the mnonthly meeting of this Board-Mr M'fDonald presiding-it was agreed, on I the motioa of Mr Connor, that cookery classes 4e established in Sbhettleeton, Eastmuir, and Tollcross Schools-the fitti~ns to be put up in the meantime on the meat economiic scale, until it would be seen bow the eiperiment would succeed. The attend- ance was reported to )iave been ...

... * |GESENOCK TRUSTS AND THE LATE I rr - Is TBMVTE 13Y Ut SUVFLAEYDt, lP. C Yesterday special meetings of Greanock Hart - bour Trust and Town Council were held, at which t resolutions were passed expressing regret at the I less sustained through the death of Provost Shauk- A land, and sympathy with Mrs Ssanklaud and the faunily. At the meeting of the Harbour Trust, the Chair. man (MNr A. S. ...

... IWEAT-If REPORT AND FORECASTS. 31E=01ooOGICsL O1PsnCr. LDOlfoN, ir SMonday, October 28. BS The depression which reached the south-vreet of Vv 31gland! on Sunday evening, and a very shallow 'r secondary system which has since been developed ; off oar south-eastern coasts, are both filling up 3 n quielly, so that the barometer has risen at all the n southern and south-eaetern statiens. Ia the ...

... THE CITY, CHAMBERS. SIEH BYTUELORD PROVOST. gr '1 of Glegovr bave now 12 jr. c atio of the splendid pile ofu 00 *2 P S,,Uare. to be known hence- co :! he . ; m Chaibe; and last Ight bo ast n hity eld in honour of the eX _.rrlqnot0U25 7000 of the citizens were VI! ?? ~~i or the eartinment; of so vasta p1l el6aborate preparations had of ?? i ;tDd toe sneceiS wh:ich attended the su i ' ...

... II ?? ELECTIONS AND TH l NEW CHAMBER. I PROSPECTS OF THEHIMGHLAND GATHERING. (:3M O1 OU OWN COaERSFRocEar) Paris, October 6. The projected migration of General Boulanger frons Portland Place to Jersey is looked upon generally as meaning that the Boulangist party is to be entirely broken up, and that for the time being at all events it is recognised the game is lost. Boulangism, in fact, will ...

... FBIDAY, OCTOBER 4,1889. a t Sir William Harcourt last night addressed a a crowded meeting of South Wilts ?? Salisbury .. . . . .. I ., -, . I ,w Liberal Associations, held in the Market House P at Salisbury. Referring to the speeches that were falling from the Liberal Unionists like h leaves in October, he said he looked upon Lord Hartington as the solemn tragedian of the Unionist catastrophe, ...

... TEE BAPTIST UNION. According to anunal cestom, the meatings of A yesterday in connection with the Baptist nion w now assembled at Birminghlam were under the sus- 0! pice* of the Baptist Missionary Society. As early d as seven o'clock missionary services for young men S. were conducted in various parts of the town, at oi each of which there was a large attendance, although no preponderance of ...

... ?? FFAJ~AT je a ?? ?? _ as~~~ftl {7 2 r. OFCA'J I.RI.fliL of Ti-rhabrunbt an the dr wh ih ha cently been desig- th 3 Bstet, y .statid, has been thrown sn, S,~tal yc-. s0 teitneet during the last ic 5>t ,f 5g 1 ion dieapprtranee of C a mysterlO e sasby ah ceateman of 641 years p7!! i3T bAndrews, a ?? rmco~br :;Xl ,nl d'3 comes from Combr +fier ?? wI . his two daugnhers| DhbliDta - grandchildrcn ...

... (raoM A cmo Y-r.) Antananarivo, August 15. I arm one of the fewr British eubjects who can u remember Ankova-as we then called Imerina -ir ,the days of Radnivoninabitaniony, whsen that unfortunate sovereign, Radama IL, was placed on andrermoved from the throne; and, etherefore, it is not difficult for me to realise the a I vast differencebetween ?? thirty e years ago and the capital of ...