... I November 2Z. Alice, 036, GundereeL, irom Grcenock for Mataneas A coal, November 24. o forA Mozambique (new steamer), from Green Liverpool-coal, &c. s November 25. I Norwveian (s), 2303, Christis, from Glasgow for C Bos0ton, U.S.-general. oBO 3 Circe (s), 1517, Crighton, irom Gla-gow mv1 Belt- e I more-eneral. Iq'oS N I A~RrVED.-NTOv. 25-Seal (s), Belfsat, goods; Jessie Kerr and M..ary Kerr ...

... OPENING OF NEW SOUTHIA I ti WALEIS PARLIAMENT. Z I (aEUrTM'S TBhIXGBAL) SydnSy, November 26. The New South Wales Parliament was opened to-day by Lord Carrington, the Governor, who in his speech expressed regret at having to call Parliament together after such a short recess, and at such an uufavourablo -.eason; but it was necessary in order to provide for the public snerice. The (Goverament ...

... I LORD BLANTYRE AND THE a CLYDE TRUSTEES. en- ^ A I APPEAL IN THE HOUSE OF LORMD. 1 rn the Hoese of Lords yesterday-present the r Lord.Ohancellor. Lord Watson, Loed Herachell, Z and Lord Bramwell-the further hearing was taken of the original end cross appea iron the t judgment of the Court of Session pronounced in an action raised by Lord Blantyre, who compolied of the alleged injurious ...

... WEIATHE H JTT ASl FIETSrs, . ETEOEOLOOOCAS Os-nCc, LO4E, Sunday, Nevemhee 24, I The changes which have taken Piac is ia over the British Islands and their :ehh ezsnt during the past 21 honrs have bitee coseomil and of a complex character. A hrgseeae a id pressure has edvanced towards Scazdis a ishi is the Atlantic, while a deop 'V Vhar n W4 17 lass prcad ove-; the Britisah! ?? a decided Lot ...

... OU1R LONDON CORERPONDENCE. YI r 65 FLERT STAXIE, 0 0 Friday Night. - su Government, before definitively deciding b X press Lord Salisbury's Land Transfer Bill on i the House of Commons next session, would do Id a well to snake inquiry among their supporters as t to the attitude they mean to adopt towards it. u I have it on excellent authority that the v solicitors last session obtained so many ...

... Coui'7Y couivi'ILs. *t B11rnos AND WEST ?? ?? ai iindependent deputations of electors here walited on arvs ' Mr J. M. Dawsun, Elcbo, House, Baifron, requesting this permission to nominate him for the district, M'ar autl .Dawsen expressed himself as willing to contesst the Coill Y division in the evenit of a more suitable resident cot U candidate not being found, antI advised the ceiling hU. a ...

... 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 ...

... 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 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 ...

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... WEATHER REPORT AND FORECASTS. Me~nmoLosICAL OFFo, LOm30F, Friday, November 22a In the course of the past twenty-four hours a somewhat shallow depression has advanced towards our western and north-western coasts from the Atlantic, causing the winds in the west of Ireland and Scotland to increase in force from the south- ward, and to become a gale in a few places, with some rain and a ...