... I ~ 1TO -aditSau fro, be-n,0 ?? t iliOUnT- is wi ~the dead Rwos and th ~tr sw TBUZ SCOT. I ~5E ISTU BA0 AT THE 4 - atthin ' ?? of falue Y It sZto'D to meat bse ncu thec honar~seeseedmg .tt1 eut o hsre Lniversity,i ,Cia 1hhnu 1 a r;l hr' r ;cout a reeived thvereforeg nI tbrtrhe r dilortA over whichne ly boye Ift dtl ?? proceesoprcee t h 4o ace of pritev 0Tke repo3 t of the1 I COD pl, dep e h ...

... AM9RICA. . VIEWSS ON THE CRtONIN 12 TRIAL VERDICT. I d (s=AL. TELERA BY COMEReAL eALiL) L , N ow York, DeDember1. . 4 i The verict in the Crania tria h as cased nom- Y erdissatisfaction. It was, of course, chiefly c '9 emphasised in -Chicago, where the jurors were *t hooted and hissed -s they erarged from their c seventy bon s coloienementrn The treatment of the ,ev desabthe juryejhowsothat ...

... ?? wtoN ?? ;s Sr 0 ND, RIDI I r, day. I 50 IJ OFFICE, 5.15 A.M. 1oo THE 'INFLUENZA EPIDEMIO .(SmsDZBD TELEGRAI) AY. .Ne Y tork Deetmber 17. Nine eases of influenza which have occurred in a AY. dsingle faily hva i ~mp elled the physician in attend. .day.an to .ere that the Enrcpesa epidermic has IS arrived in The symptoms are vrtigo nassee, a short fever, then a chill, pains in the AY. Ilimbs, ...

... PLAYs PROM SCOTCH HISTORY. The Duke ef Marlberouah professed acquaint. ince with English history as written by Shakes- peare, and seemed to think that there was no other history of England worth reading. This was a sound opinion in his own time. atd it is not improbable that even in this era of great and sometimes gigant'c historical works readers will be found who prefer to retain nechanged ...

... ad 1 ART CLUB FANCY BALL. co . . 101. St Vincent Stoetr 8, November 30, 1889. e Sis,-Would you kindly allow me to say, by way of 6XlUtOk that the entry ins your list Of Saturday Wn. B. Patersen, Glasgow, a a British tar, does not apply to me.-I am, &c., WaL B. PATERSON. be Zs 2 Eldon Terrace, Pattick, n- November S0. 1889. .Sls,:-IT is very probable that the coming years la. will witness ...

... |5 STANLEY'S RETER I' ?? - - i _ m MEEING WITH WISSMANN1 ith AT BAGAMOYO. tra' _ )nti 3t SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO EMIN PASHA, in- :are set ,V. (rEmaGRAMS ?? SPECIAL CORRESPOGNDE.) trg Bigiro, December a. Onr expedition, along with Stanley and his ff comrades, leaves here to-morrow, and after a3 marh of about two hours ?? camp at the Kingpbauii River. As there is only one boat I available for ...

... WEATHER RIPORT AND FORECATS. I . 3{TsosO~~xasx Orma, LOUDON, I t ?? December 5; f r The barometer has now'begun to fall at par 3 northern stations ald innrway bt has neon rover Ireland, Englaud, and France during the day,n y but reatdings remain highest over London 4nd the a south of NorWaf, whenuce a ridge e ceade in 3 westerly direction across the North Sea. Englan1;d- and Ireland. ...

... BRITAIN AND PORTUGAL THE REPLY TO LORD SALIBBURY. e Lisbon, December 21. i The Marquis of Salisbury has addressed a nets r] couched in firm language to Senhor Barros Gsnems a Minister for Foreign Affairs, respecting Major h Serpa Pinto's recent action In South-East Africa. s A Cabinet Council was hold yesterday evenine, at h which Senhor Gomes discussed with his colleagues r the reply to be ...

... THE GLASGOW SANITARY AMENDMENT f BILT& RIMOBI. FrZON LANDLOMDW' ASOCIAtOr. The following memorial in referene bt the Glas- owe Police Act (1661 Sanitary Amendment Bill has been forwarded to the Lord Provost and Magis- trates by the Landlords' Aesocistion :-The me- morial of the Glasgow ]Landlords' Association humbly shoireth-L That Parliamentary notices have been given of the intention of the ...

... COUBSLVG. dNODTH OF ENGLAND CE0UB (ESLnqTox)' i~~i MEETING. . TroasoAz DecanterS. F Judge, Mr Hedley. Slipper. !lLOOtbm55L is For onces in a way, the North of England Club is consimsecedI their E51iustom fixture this season at I. the first attempt, and although thre frast was very intense on the night of tbe draw, a rapid thaw set Isin on Wednesday, and coursing to-day was not 4tonly enjoyable ...

... ,| urwivenity'wbeie such a series of day leetures had k such a'^eiring.' (Applause.} BXNB-- 0F S1B a FAXQUZAB SE2:N13._Y&S- terdar tho zsirfs o£ SirCharlesFarq8lb3r Shand, IE.Tx LIX., wero interred i3 tfie burying vanlt &tteoemple. The dozth took placo in Londfie on h:rlda1a8t, ai tho sewngatts wor conv6yed to e Caetleenz oarl; yestcrday ?? to atgt interineit ' ' Dexased wai the Sher of tibe ...

... PREFERENTIAL RANKINGS ON -- BANKiRUPT ESTA4TES- A question of importance in regard to prefern.- tial rankings ia bankruptcy has just been decided b- Sheriff Balfout. Iu the cessio of Mrs Crawford, Patileg, the Tofrn-Chamherbir of Paisley cdmed A., ?? ranking for bur;b rates for a property owned- by the baakrupt. This claim was rejected by thel trhstea bi the ground thatthe prefer- eutlil ...