... LETTERS TO THE EDITOI di TEE EVANGELISTIC CAMlPAIGN. . 4 Bruce Road, Pollokshields, r October 28, 1899. pn ?? any of your correspondents takes b. ?? himself to criticise and (as many will I tb~ink) to misrepresent the teaching of those 0o t-fking part in a movement with whiich all the v; .Flvangelical Churches are more or less identified, ! I becoming that he should append 1) This would slhow ...

... SEIPBU-ILDING IN SCOTLAN-D. The Returns for October. Tken alone, the ?? recorrd for COcobler Jonot a particularly bright one, for the production i.z bl>ow, thy aver.'13e, and tho new work barely eqnal;~ rto t'nna-e floated. There is, however, no ,,Ig of a ?? in the activity wh~icht haa Lni-rlc;'d rho VCeai. Contracts are fewer buenus' prir? Stili rule hi;7l1, a1nd the flrst fall is bound to S ...

... I T THE QUEEN AT BALMORAL (FRBM THE COURT CIRCULsr,) Balmoral, lMonday. Divine service was performed at the Castle yesterday morning in presence of the Queen, the Royal Family, and the Household. Rev. A. Wallace Williamson, of St Cuthbert's t Church, Edinburgh, officiated. Her Majesty drove out in the afternoon, ac- companied by Princess Henry and Princess Victoria Eugenie of Battenberg, and ...

... OTTA LONDON cou'WORMA I ?? Wmi tl t ihbt Hi~f NLITIDAL RAYIRMd ANN lll. IOWRy ii i rhag ibitaib flitlftlll if h itl11f I \eatlthip bhtit [ df het. it IIfIIIA4to VI I be oitfel ttbetphi w tif ?? ?? ot totie ftitdid ffionzds oti hisl bn thl 6:ebx- iih Pthiier is oittl 1f thiii kit tlsitdell Po Of the pforthhbet itWeH oni the 0p0osition .id in Sir Rebuv Thnvie, sir Vdward (ttye Mr Ml Asquitta, ...

... 41DITIONs T11.1 IRI) -IN i I Offl~t'i 02i?'4 k.ibi A-A LAUS~T WVAR, XVN1VW4 'TLU) (!oN-1CENTIATION AT LADYSMITHI. ?? ti FOUR LARGE BOER CAMPS. Free State Losses at Rietfontein. i1na) War Correspondent of Ditily tl News and 'Glasgow Heraldt) Iiilan. ?? 26, 8..?o p.m. It his beern serrfrtainot that the Free Bvtn toeri suffreeml heavily in netion at Rietfotteii onl Tue day. Tlis winorining ...

... m THE NEW APPELLATE I JUDGE. I APPOINTMENT OF LORD- I PRESIDENT ROBERTSON. The Bight Hon. J. P. B. RobertsoDn, the Lord Justice-General for Scotland. hais been appointed Appellate Judge in the House of Lords in room of the late Lord Watson. His Lordship did not attend the Court of Session on Saturday, the chair of the First Division being occupied by Lord Adam. The new Appellate Judge is a son ...

... WE QUOR AT RALMORAL I - I (WiBI 'fli dhPW Aiffiia~l, V&t6aet fhftiehll tdwe Qlbel We1l 'Ui Wi lth ~kwibt.ss ?? di tiHelfr. Met Miqtjsth 4dne ie tlie tftatl66oli, a6iih- pgahted by P-ikteiW Itehfy of battehboi ahid attended by tdie bidehes of a dxibiriithi. Sir AIleoi fthd Lady' Merleheit abti Miss Mac- ( ketsib; with the ltitht -ti.h A. Aliers Dottli s had ehe holour of dining *ith the Qutleen ...

... GLASGOW RECTORIAL i ELECTION. On Saturday the Earl of Rosebery was ;elected Rector of Glasgow University. The 1choice of the students was between Lord Rose- berg. the nominee of the Liberals, asd Lord K Relvin. who was put forward by the Unionists. and the former was returned by a majority of 314 votes, the totals being-Rosebeny, 829; Kelvin, 515. The Rector is elected by the matriculated ...

... CAnEDOfAS RoAn E.P. CHrnMM-Special collections were taken in this church yesterday towards defraying cost of certain alterations and repairs recently carried Out. The Rev. William R. Thomson, Bf7 minister of the congregation, preached forenoon and afternoon- The sum of £300 was asked, and the collections amounted to £306 12s 4d. RrUT&zncx EAST FrEx Crra.-Last night the Rev. Win. Lindsay, M.A- ...

... SPECIA.L EDITIONj :IEALD OFF-CrE 6.30 A.M. fi ARERIAL OF GENERAL V , BULLER. al (LOSDON DAILY MAIL TELrGRtAM.) P Capo Town, October 30, 10.20 p.rn. n The Dunottar CastIe, with Sir Redvers Buller a arn board, arrived in Table Bay at ten o'clocl ko nigbt. The General is expected to land at nine o'clock lo-morrow morning. ae ii (Press Association War Special.) Cape Town, October 30. Estensive ...

... TFIE WEATITEP. Tho wcather throughout Scotland during- the all past two or threec days has been boisterous. Yesterday was extremely wet and disagreeable, half a gale of wind blowing nearly all day. A While no loss of lifa or serious damage has been It rept rted from the West Coast, a sad fishing- boat calamity has taken place on the East side, rE four brothesrs being drowned through the foun- ...

... i Lively Meeting. Latst night an adjourned meeting ef~the in- habitants of Cathcart was held in the-large hall of the Cooper Institute for the purpxse of con- sidering a proposal which has been rn-ide for the ?? of the district to Glasgow ..ir Joseph Lec2iey presided. The Chairman said be felt theemeet-ing had placed him in a somewhat awkwardlposition. As a member of the Parish Council.he ...