... I ?? I___ COMINGS, GOINGS, DOINGS. Nearly 70 per cent. of the Glasgow Corpora- tion Tramway employees are to receive a slight increase of wages. .The memorial stone of a new United Presby- terian Church for the North Kelvinside district of Glasgow has been laid by Lady Bell. The Duke and Duchess of Montrose and family have arrived at 27 Pont Street from Buchanan House, Stirlingshire. At a ...

... SENSATIONAL TRIALS AND l ?? 'I . TRAGEDIES. TME LONDON LOVE TRAGEDY. THE MEDICAL TaEORV. Shortly after three o'clock yesterday afternoon Dr Danford Thomas opened an inquiry at St Gues's Mortuary,Goldsrmithi Street, Sohn, into the circuon- stances attending the death of Rose English (22), whose body was found at 10 Denmark Street on Friday morning. Cyril Hewlett Dutta, a law student, her ...

... THE LIFE OF JOHN STUART! BLACKIE. -uIS PROFESSORSHIP IN ABERDEEN t AND SUBSEQUENT CAREER. o It If . When Blackie received the Preslbytary's cita- li tion.to apppear before thenihe at once took steps a to have the action of the ecclesiastical court c scrutinised by competent lawyers. 'laey ad- e 0 vised himl to decline the jurisdiction of that a body with regard to his certificate and apear- t ...

... I THE DUPATCH OF GROUSE TO ~~FR&NE. oga.fUS CORESPONDENCZ, v GItOUSE NOT GAME IN FRTANCa f Mr Edward Sasseon bas sent for publication the t following correspondence with refereace to the u refusal of the Pitlochry Post Office to receive s grouse for dispatch to France on tbe ground that b game is nob admitted into France before a ()ctober ---f 12 LeadenhalE Street, E.C., London, a September 23 ...

... CHF C}F-CEB.AD 51'TrEET1, APE:RDIEEN. L0SD.? UIuiDZ-5 NEW !lEIDGE ST'VET, E.C. 5E~L} RA!S- AAIEDEIX, JOUUESAL, ABERDEEN. TELEPHOSE-I 0. 27. ABERDEEN. THURSDAY, OCT. 10, 1895. NLEWS SLTMMARY. I There has been an alarming rising of Corean soldiery at Seoul, the Palace having been invaded by them. They were opposed by the new Japanese Minister, and a violent scene is said to have occurred. The ...

... ?? | N NawBD6b SnTEET, Sunday night. South Kensington Conservative Association intend to draft a resolution congratulating Lord Glencorse upon his new dignity and thanking him for his services to the borough. Lord Wark-worth's candidature for the seat has the full support of the association, and he intends to commence canvassing on an early date. His wooing of the constituency will be more of ...

... LORD ROSEBERY AND THE SCOTTISH HISTORY SOCIE'1'Y. Lord Rosebery, the honorary president of the Scottish History Society, presided yester. day afternoon at the annual mnecting of the ?? 'in a linburgln Mr T. G. Law, tile honorary sedretary, submitted the report of the council, which stated that three volumes had just been deliverrd to members- Scotland and the Commonwealth, edited by Air C. H ...

... I THE FRENCH MINISTERIAL I CRISI0. VIEWS OF PARISIAN PRESS-PROCRESS OF CABINET-MAKI'N. (TELEGr.AMl FROM SPECIAL COrRESPONXDENT.) Paris, October 29, Evening. President Fatnre has been occupied at ther Elysee all day consulting politicians on tht situation. After a conference with M. Ribotk, the President had interviews with M2M. Zurn4 linden, Lebou, Poincare, and Leygues. all1 members of the ...

... SCOlTTISH IOME RULE ASSOCIATION. CONFERENCE !N EDINBURGH. ,The tin o a series at mueetings protected by the r.ilHOME, Rule ASstitciationi was held yer-ter- ,rn~li hr Scoeletyt of Arts Hall, George c,.- flb~nurgi:. the mi-where of thle aso-ciation ?? tO dir-tess the affairs- of Ithel -. on.Dr G. D. ClArk, M.Pt, ;Pres~ed. antd lhr ssan attendance, of about 30 mnembers. Mr Wddie. in his report ...

... ESTABLUSHED SYNOD OF GLASGOW k AND AYE- .s A meeting of the Established Synod of Gls0ow d: and Ayr was held yesterday in the ball adjoining , the Tron Church: The Rev.nJaines Mtrray, K i-el maloolm. the retiring moderator. who conducted c, public worship in the High Church at eleven k o'clock, spoke on the subject of The Bible and fi the Higbhr Criticism.' The members of Synod at h the close ...

... ISOTTISH.EPISO OPAL- CHURCH .. cotE'uNdl.t' ?? 11. g ±t1 prbheedingis of the annual cneree of ;Churchmnen coitenced yesterday afternoon its 1 the Freemasons' Hall, Gebrge Streef, Ediniifgbt. There wasa cobbidjierible gitbtfing', And though [the clegysen in attendausee were fairly .epri- :utbf4tive 6i thi Episopal Church it S tcblid, t6e ?? Onl ofth.ost'ih the ball *hbre ldideb.7 ]1~ Dbdeit 6 ...

... TUE CONGREGATIONAL UNION. The proceedings of the autumnal assembly of the ?? Union came to a close at Brighten E vet'erday. The assembly has in every way been Li5trsful. and the attendance, which reached abou- 1300, has been larger than in previous years. The rov. Urnjah Rees Thomas, of Bristol, has rroved to be an excellent chairman, and under his ; edance the proceedings have been conducted ...