... Ayrshire Minister's Will, The trust disposition and settlement, dated 15th May, 1891, of the Rev. J. Neil Livingstone, D.D., sometime minister of the Free Protesting a Church of Stair, Ayrshire, and who resided at 7 Carrick Park, Ayr, has been recorded in the books of Council and Session. He leaves £75 to the Free Church at Johnstone, Renfrewshire, £0100 to the Free Church at Stair, and £75 to ...

... I LETTERIS TO TiHE EDITOR. : SCOBTURM E l RADEl 1ORi IS MiG., LALND Bf1GADE. Sir,-Theo Gordon . Black *'atch, Seaforth, Arzvll and Sutherlard ftligilanders are all under orders for South Anca, arnd sail within a teek. I am desirouss of scnding out at least one Scripture reader for the I-Tighland Brigade. A Voung ex-Ilighlander, Nyho has armed abroad and knows vwhat it jc to rough it, is ready ...

... ' T learn of fieially tb3t the northern colunzn of, tbe enemy b3ve advanced to DanDhauser. wbither I tloubert has moved his beadquarters. b'o move- rnent iS re:orted to-day to the eastsvard. The secrity of Ladys3ith is now absolute:y provided for G!encoe Camp, October 19. To-day the Boers are reported to be near F;X2ani though ndvance parties have been seen .vifai'n about 12 nziles of Glencoe ...

... In the current repoart eo the Boilormakera' and Iron and Steel Shipbuilders' Society the Executive Gnuncci cha~inc1trisc the statement on lost time made recently by Mr Charles M'Laren, hI.P., as inaccurate. In saying Ithis, they add, we don't wish to convey the idea lo anyone that the chairman of Palmers Shipbuilding Company knowinigly made an in- accurate statement, as we know be would ...

... Ti - GOXLOGICAL SOCMEIY OF i GLASGOW. Thes first meeting of the 42d session was held on Thursday evening in the society's room, 207, Bath Street-Mr Matthew Blair, vice-president, in the chair. Several gentlemen were proposed as ordinary members. The Chairman, in opening the proceedings, cougratulated the member- cit the commencement of a new session, and hoped that it would be a pleasant and ...

... GLASGOW CORPQATiON. i A meeting of the Corporation of Glasgow - Police Department was held ?? - James Dick in the chair. The Corporation and Army Reservists. Mier Walker said he wished to ask that the Stonding Orders should be suspended in order l that he might move the following fesolution:-- , That all employees of the Corporation who - | require to leave their employment to' join Her I ...

... I AYTSHIRE AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION, Dairy Show at Kilmarnock. The annual show of dairy and other produce o in connection with the Ayrshire Agricultural i Association was held yesterday at Kilmarnock. m One.,of the principal features of the show was theocontinued success of -the exhibitors 'from w ?? of Galloway, though their ascend- ¶ uncy over the makers from the home county a; jwas not ...

... ITNClIpAL ELEOT-LON MEETINGS MIARYRITI WAsRD. The annual meetilig of the elsetor nth .t r. (Mz.=ylhill) W~ard vas held last night in the Burgh -10 Ilall, Grdrbraid Avenue. fr. Walter Nelson occupied the chair, and thtere was alarge attend- rat rance. Among those on thle platform vwere WCr of the reprrslintatives of the ward, Bailie J.W.E Dlclk who retires thisi yt~ar, and. Bailie Clelsrnd 1, T ...

... THE tUEEM AT BALMORAL-VISIT TO I [WAR LODGE. (nRon TEE COURT CeraCUr) Balmoral, Tuesday. The Queen, with Princess Henry, Prince and Princess Francis Joseph, Princess Victoria Eugenie, and Prince M3aurice of Battenberg, at- tended Divine service yesterday at Crathie Church. Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Connaught, with Princess Margaret and Princes Victoria ratricia of ...

... I1 - THE NEW BILL nj - Toe text has been issued of the Government o! ?? Bill, which is thus descrilied in a memo- randum accompanying the bill:- k! The object of this bill is to provide for the o e establishment in Scotland of a, lecislatire body, n to be called the Soots Parliament Council, and for the devolution to that legislative body of the f power to iace laws on matters exclusively m- ...

... =AU 0OIPAI ELECTION~ MEETINGS z s ?? ELYTHISWOOD W0rARD. M'R SLLER'S CANDIDATURYE. I Last night Mr John F. Miller addressed a meeting of the electors of the Blythswood Ward in the Masonic Hail, WVest Regent Street. Mr 1 James Martin, chairman of the Ward Com- mitte, presided, and among others on the plat- form were Bailie Cleland and Councillor Graham and ?? Pettigrew. There was a good ...

... I (From the London Illustrated News.) The will, dated June 16, 1896, of General. CGeorge Henry N.iaddonon, C.B., of 157 Vitra A SteeWestminster, who died on, Septembr 6 Street, ?? was proved on October 9 by George Redmn Pt-icr arid Henry Lawrence Prior, the nepes d, own~ of the executors, the value of thle estate tl being £2?70,187- tl Th~e will, dated January 22. 1889, with two codietile. ...