... There were also present at yesterday's meeting Dr Kerr, who took charge the Gorbala dia• trict; Re*. Mr Kerr, oi the Cowcaddens Free L Church; Mr Stewart, who had charge of the Bridgeton Soap Kitchen ; and Mr Sillars, chairi man the Eleventh Ward Committee ...

... THE LATE KING OF SPAIN. I A solemn requiem mass for the repose of the 5 soul of the King of Spain took place on Saturday , in the Roman Catholic Chapel at Spanish Place, N London, formerly connected with the Spanish Embassy. The old-fashioned, and at ...

... THE LATE DR MARTEAU. A Memorial Discourse. . Ysterdaymonng, in Trnity gregaiona&1 d Church Dr Hunter preached a memsrial sermon re on the late Dr James Martineau, from the text, th St Matthew v., S-Blessed are the pure in Si heart, for they shall see ...

... Calwtail Bed- r dingfield, Mr. J ustice Cloete, Rev. R. Moffatt, Rev. Dean Douglas, T. Baine, Esq.; and on his left were Dr. Living- Z stone, Justice Bell, R. Thornton, Esq., Hon. H. Rivers, and the Rev. Mr. Livingstone. The toast to Dr. Livingstone was proposed ...

... t. Be l ye this as it may, Dr. Wilson did his duty with his whole heart inc, and soul-making a class, which was Always ionar~s he which was at its larggest at his death. gi ye We have left ourselves no space to Speak of Dr. Wilson as t- sn an author, ...

... tho British Association, con- sisting of the President, the Rev. Dr. Lloyd, the Rev. Dr. Robinson of Armagh, Sir Roderick Murchison, Mr. Ml'Gregor Laird, and Colonel Sabine, accompanied by Dr. Livingstone, have also bad an interview with Lord Clarenidon ...

... yesterday. In the absene 1 of the chairman (Mr Leonard Gow), Mr W. (5. Maughan presided. The Chairman expressed regret that he occupied the position owing to the indisposition of Mr Leonard Gow, who had proved himself to be a friend of this and other institutions ...

... Sir I James King, Lord Provost of Glasgow; the Rev. Prof. Crombie, St Andrews, the ltev. Dr Mac- t gregor, St Cuthhert' ; the Roy. Dr Aliwon, i Newington ; the Rev. Dr Cameron Lees, St Gile3's; t the Rev. Dr tlesar, Trauent; the Rev. ...

... high enlo- gium on Mr. Macnec, that, judging by the specimen of his powers referred to, he aipeired sto be, with Mr. Grant, time first portrait painter of the Engliss iichool. The r picture of Dr. Cooke, which has just arrived at Mr. Magill's rooms, Castle ...

... in the ?? Barr, Dr Black, and DrBoy d, Dr Muir, of StJames's; the two Macleads, father and son; Dr N~apier, Dr Paton, and Dr Runciman, of my own Church; Dr William Anderson, Dr ...

... I THE LATE KING OF ITALY.I , ?? 2'el~sram4 Rome, January 10. Prince Amadeus -and the Prince of C&avignaf 3 arrived here this morning, and went immediately with Kiing H-umbert to the chamber where King r Victor Emmanuel lay. They remained there1 r about ...

... appearance, Mr Bellew has the advantage of Dr Ross; whose presence, however, if less im posing than that of his prototype, is, on the other hand, perhaps more refined than his. As to voice, there is not a great deal to choose between them. Mr Bellew's voice ...