... GlA5GOW UNITED FLESHMO SOCIETY. f |ie sinual dinmer in connection with the Unimt 50 FIe rw' Society of Glasgow was held last night 3 in MoLeao's Hotel, St Vincent Street. Mr . William Brechia presided, and Messs WMlmiam Turner and James A. Xirkwood officiated as es creupiers. Among the others present were Rev. Dr Marshall Lang, ?? Colquhoun, ?? as Burt, ?? Tullis, ?? Sloan, Collector Ramsay. ...

... LIBERAL UNIONIT ¶ ASSOCIATION- rEAST AND - OTL QlS - ?? ?? of the XastGzza The annual general meeetmn02 theisast.a North of Scotland Branch of the liberal UnIonist AssOCiAtiOU was bald yesterday afterneo im Dowll' RomsEdinbutgh. Mir UshEr,ef Norto;, in the absence through illness of T ' T V Brif1 presided, and ameflg others present were Sir Jaoh Don Wauchope, Lord Wolifee, Unionst candidate ...

... I THE BURNING OF TRE QUIENSMORIE. A STORY OF HRlOISM. As. inquiry was opened at Liverpool yesterday jby Oaptwin Brsgg and an inspecter appointed by l the Board ?? into the burning ot tie Queens. more, a Liverpool steamer, on a voyage from Balti- iuore to the Mersey. Captain Trenear, master of the vessel, was the principal witness, and related the circuretancns of the voyage. The Queersmrtore ...

... TRACTION ENGINES AND CAIBIAGE ACCIDENTS. _ In the case of Galer v. Rawson the Court of Appeal, differing from Mr Justice Stephen, have just laid down a principle of great importance in I relation to the liability of the owners of traction 1 engines for accidents due to their employment on the public roads. The Master of the Rolls said that if an engine of this sort fulfilled all the require- ...

... . WEATHER REPT :AND9 FORECASTS. a : {: cnOWGLO~A Ouon. LofsD l Sunday, November 17. Since the, issue at our iast raport a nOW 6at!- cyclone has s~uancod :ovr our ilads and joined 'the Iarge high-pressure system previously existing kover Germany and Friace. The wind bes thereD 1 fore fallen light on all- costs, and although figs i weather has prsvailed in some lomclities the con- Iditions have ...

... FRIDAY, N-OVENIBER 1, 18S9. - Tho nominatioa of candidates for the vacancies I in the Town Councils and Police Commissions I throughout Scotland took place yesterday, In Glasgow and suburbs, the contested seats will t ie more nurnerous than usual. The new candi- dates for nlunicipal honours in the city are, to a A large extent, nominees of the Glasgow Trades' Te Council, and in one ward the ...

... - VROFESS.OE $,ACE ON ANZnT o, Ela'ERN LITEIA'iUA. U4st eveusin ID; Sayce, Profssor of qcmpan- t!vo P ba-log~yin, QaeeCs ge, Oxford, delivered the opening address of tb *presaent session of the Edinburgh Literary Institate. Thc lnstituts wa! crowded. Professor Sayce chose so his aeubiect i bettera frqm Sgria, &Ad PFleeiae bqfore thp Age of mopsm The ls4carer, ir the course of an inter. esting ...

... FRENCH OYSTER AND 6ILTMSSE L FISHE IMES. * - ~ La Tremblade, Charente Infgrieure. Before leaving Arcachon we decided to accept; a preffered sail to one of the model pares, andi so were afloat just as day was breaking, in order that we might see once again the most modern system of ostreicoiture. When quotinc a part of a treatise by a. well-known writer on!] oyster breeding at Arcachon, we were ...

... IAMERICAS ' PROGRESS- OF THE CROMN TRIA1L CONCRESS OF AMERICAN CATHOLICS. aI 7t. (sncrALf ixlS2EAZ BY 00 zOraT. cJrI,) | al cf ~ New York, November 7, Xighft. 1siaa The trial in the Cronin case was continued to. that dayO The identification of the truck was the frst maD poit; raised. Coroner Hertz was sharply cross. xe se exramined as to the mark by which he identified it, rand but his ...

... GLSOW.I APEoiw; l~rr ~ fi an. slwd v io .ancel °l C mzi,*°rbrl US~tb y -tne violin, a , , ilro~r s - S ~'.ars~~rj;aLar'rO . ?? Dot:e'eii ~~ Aria- Cia ?? r. ?? ~ . ?? sssniS,3s.. on GaioL' ?? I r .o. ?? - A. R. Ar' -- 55,roUCi .as Oi. . .a. . ?? ?? iioen 1,eac , a:ia ' ?? &x Trio- ?? c * o aul:r O7 ic Te tYoQ biiof i 95'c. t ecill Th t ,e°I;vs and everywhere SPei41j 641have a IJaevooO ao:3e ...

... 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 ...