... from Hall for Gree land. 2. Rodney,--, of and from Dundee to Greenland. MEMBERS FOR THE GENERAI, ASSEMBLY.,. TZ11 PRESBYTERY OF GLASGOWV. The Rev. Dr faylor, jun. of St Enoch;) Mr Furlong, Rutherglen, Ms*Rennie, Kiisyth, Minilters Mr Pollock, Govan, Sir ...

... county. The hall wvas com- pletely ciowled byan assemblage which embraced the elite of the town and county. The town band occupied the small gallery in the hall, and playea at intervals during the proceedings. Captain Giant eutered the hall shortly after ...

... have it spent on the hall. As there were three parties, the Town Council, of course, were to settle the ques- tion. Sone of the trustees held that if they spent so Jai-ge a suns as L.8000, they ought to baild a tUniver- sity hall. They coeld see in the ...

... CuaATsvE MESSanIC AssoclrsroN.-The fajends of crative mesmerismr hekld a social meeting last evening, in the Calton Convenitig Hall. In. the absence .of Proftessor Gregory from intlisnosititta, An- drewv Stein, Esq., ?? occupied th-e chair. After tcu, thbc ...

... injuries. He is not expected to c, recover. DEATh OF MORRIS POLLOI, K SQ., OF GOVAN a FAcOTOY, .,-Early on Sabbath morning, this d honoured Glasgow citizen was found dead in bed in his house at Govan Factory. Ile had been ailing, but on Saturday was in ...

... through the passage to the Coutt Hall, where the Magistrates l received him. ' After resting there a few. minutes Mr Seott announced M'KayV S readiness to ' die. The prisoner walked with great Composute to the front of the hall,.and ?? with a steady step the ...

... Alexander Young,. of Logiealmond. The annual synodical 'minsioiuary' 'meeting-is, to ,be held on Wednesday, in thei lbtsic -Hall,- at six 'o'clock- in the evening. , ?? THE STATU. TO THE LAT PtoFEssoB It I,-. -On, Saturday afternoon a large Inunber 6s ...

... 1ay, that at in theirst beat in the contest for the champ~ion- ship of SAcotlaiu~l between Tom Morris and W~illiane ie Park, on ?? Links, on Friday, Morris s' had been victor by twro holes, createdl great cx- s- c~temuent among the lovers of this national ...

... the gentlemen composing the deputation from the Merchant Company. The General Steam Navigation Company's shin Trident, Capt. Morris, arrived at St Katharine's dVharf, London, from Granton Pier, on Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The London, Leith, Edinburgh ...

... £2426, 4s, 9d. COMPLIMENT TO A U.P. STUDENT.-On Thurs- day, at a meeting of the students of the U.P. Theological Hall, Mr David W. Morris, who has for 1 some time acted as interim-librarian to the United Presbyterian Church, was presented with a valu- ...

... meeting of the inhabitants of Edinburgh was held in the Music Hall, to consider thequestion of Parliamentary Reform. The doors were opened at six o'clock, and in a very short time thereafter the hall was completely filled. Long before the hour announced for ...

... cent appearance, aind passes OXf as a commercial TI person. hi, It was stated in the newspapers some days ago, that Captain Hall, commander of H.M. steam yacht ws Victoria and Albert, had been seized with an a ttack fas of ague, and was unable to join ...