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... xIR ANSTPUTHERs A AND ? -EIp - CONSTITUE.NTs, - Mr Anstrruthe; MI.P, for the St Androws r Bar~he, addressed a rneetin of his eonstituents in it ?? TOWD hlalt last night. Provost Gil- tricrt presieed, and was supported by Colonel a Anoircth.rr and Councilo De ?? and William.- eon. After teuchingoa 8sveral local topics, Mr Aaakrter referred to the Herring Fisheries Act h passod last SClssi, andl ...

... A ME RICA. TERRIBLE DETAILS OF FIRE iN MASSACHUSETTS, H, THE RATIONAL SILVER CONVENTION. r (eSPoa UESLPSAM B COMMUECIAL CABLE.) e New York, November 27, Night. e The burning of Lynn must take its place in the s history of great cofiagrations. In eight hours the ecntire business portion of this thriving and indas- trious town was swept away. Ten million dollars went up in smoke; 8000 hands were ...

... i (To Mc E Wditor of the Glavow Herad.) 5 163 St Vincent Street, Glasgow, November 1, 883. N Srrt,-I beg the favour of your inserting in tiE I erald of to-morrow the enclosed copy of my reply to the letter of Sir Jamo5 D. Marwick wh;ch appeared in your issue of yeateorday.-I am, &c., A. MACDON2. '163 St Vincent Streec Glasgow, ?? 1, 1889. Sir James P. Marwick, Town Clerk, Glasgow. Dear Sir ...

... go'' SIR WILLIAMd WEDDERBURN AT IRVINE. Sir W. Wedderburn, the selected Liberal candi- date for the representation of North Ayrshire, addressed a meeting in the hall of the Literary Institute last night. Mr Alex. Walker. Fernlea, presided. Sir William said that, with regard to the assertion recently made at Manchester by Mr Balfour that the by-elections had not been fought on toe question of ...

... LORD BLANTRTE AND THE CLYDE 'TRUSTE1!ES. APPEALS IN THE HOUSE 0F LORDS. in the Heuse of Lords *esterday-preseet the - Lord Chancellor, Lord Watson, Lord Herschel]. and Lord Brraoowsll-the further hearinc was taken t of the original and cross appeals from the jilgmnent of the Court of Session, pronounced in an action raised by Lord Blantyre, who complained of tlie alleged itsjurious results to ...

... I LETTERS FRONT MR STANLEY. IMPIORTANT GEOGRAPHICAL t DISCOVERY. q DETAILS OF THE HOMEWARD MARCH. ' (TELEGRAMS fFRoI OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) Zauzibar, November 21. 2 Captain Wissmann has received the following i letter from Mr Stanley i At the German Station at hIpWapwa, t November 11. My dear Captain Wissmaun-I am bold t enough to ask that you will be good enough to b forward my two ...

... OUR LONDON CORRESPONDBENCB I 0 C. __ U - o. j6 FPLNT S ?? 2x, Thursday Night. SR BcNRT 3A1 s is not a typical lawyer t with a cast-iron throat. His voice has once ice more given o at through fatigne, and at hi I It request the Parnell Commissioners have again i adjourned the inquiry over the end of the week instead of sitting to-morrow, though as Rome compensation Sir Henry has ventured a sort ...

... R EtStvanFi, W V3. WL. :rSTONE ElCOLESIbSICX L. jugC' tkh SuomosE ConH.-O utesdarevan. s!, ior zle purpu., o. ,giving atlt F~accxutS. Mr Thoima Leasha occupied ?? chae.' Mr John M. Macled, CaA,, ha paine of the con-1 gregation, presented the minister, the 11ev. Edward Water, ivhua ahandsome asaw pulpit gownI and oracock. {After at sitable reply fr-m the niauister, MIr Pleter Golhraitb, in his ...

... Or. ?? It 'D ANNUAL MEETIN-G-REPORT ON THE NEW CH1ARTER. At the annual meeting of the Royal Scottish Academy held in Edinburgh yesterday, Mr B. A. Walton, Glasgow, and Mr T. Austen Brown, Edinburgh, were elected to the rank of Associates of the Academy. The annual report of the Academy, which was submitted and adopted stated:- The council feels called upon at this particular juecture in the ...

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... s I _ the THE DEPOSITION OF THE hat EMPEROR. ced ont- iio u FORMATION OF PROVISIONAL MINISTRY. *or, WmC RnzEnEm: Br M COMMRaCIAL ged C.BLn) ;his era Noew Tork, November 17, Night. her The Brazilian revolution continues to be the i hat sne prominent topi o before the public, though Il ies- has we have as yet no direct intelligence regarding as the details other than is contained in the brief 4 ...