... into Ten compartmente, with a central window, and each compartment coutalus the arms of a member of the Faculty who has distinguished himself in the field of literature. The arms emblazoned roe those of Sir George Mackenzie, the founder of the library; Sir ...

... delivered by Mr John Berry, M.P. foe County Wesked; and Mr P. J. Power, M.P. for County ord. In Glasgow there wag • meeting of Ingham n in the City Hall, at addresses were deliver.' by Mr Joultan 11•Carthy, M.P. ,• Par 'thorns. Grattan ; others, and at ...

... days the infantry arm eta the eincoth fere musket of very *hod range Though the rifle was fur. niahed to the flank companies of regiments and to special corps fifty years ago It was not uutel the American war that whttle ant ice were armed with rffied muskets ...

... sarcophagus in alsbaster stood in the | furthest chamber. This sarcophagus was subsequently brought to l.r--l. and it i now i Sir John Scane's Muscum. Ihen mhulm-wwhgmlh-flmd cccupant of this ssrcophagus, who may now e scen at the Boalak Muscum, vear lus won ...

... :*—On Seturday week the grave closed over the mortal remains of John Davidson, shoemaker, Kitkoswald. lle hail *Baltic.l the ripe age of eighty-Ave years, and WWI the grandson of that John Davidson, of Kirkuswsld, SO immortalised by Burns as Scatter Johnnie ...