... (91415'91 laby W21mit FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 22. THE first public meeting in Glasgow on that unsavoury subject the Contagious Diseases Acts was held in the City Hall last night, under the presidency of the Lord Provost. Those anxious to read the report ...

... following have passed the second professional examination in medicine.- - D. N. Anderson, H. eowler, Y. Guan, . E. Loney, A. L. Low, J. E. Blackburn, J. P. Paterson, A. J. A. Theobalds. ,iThe following have passed the second professional i examination ...

... utmberland and Durham would be overcome. Mr Cremer seconded the motion, holding that organisation had failed to accomplish the object which the workers desired. Sir A. Hickman moved that the bill be read a second time that day six months. He held that instead ...

... negatived withou t a division, and the bill read a second time. Sir George Trevelvan moved the second reading of the Scotch Registration Bill. Mr Xlozier, -who said he intended to vote for the second reading of the bill, while reserving to himself liberty ...

... February, 1881, and both have the same object, l the second one being executed only because it was thought that a legal formality had not been complied with in the first. Lord MI'Laren has decided that the second codicil is invalid, the signature having been ...

... Lords yesterday, oa the re. port stage, the Libel La-w Ameandent Bil wae , - 3-ai -- 41o - ?? A r n fI further ameaded, and the report was agreed to. Several bills were advanced, and Lord Balfour of Barleigh moved the second reading oi the Lecal Government ...

... open to anyone to impugn his accuracy a in detail, second that Mr Balfour a expressly disavowed the action which the c Chancellor of the Exchequer imputed to him. It is enough to remark at this stage that it e would be quite as true to say that the Go- ...

... 262 Z t Total.: ?? 119 . 2032 The dog show is now by far the largest hold out of London. '['here is also an increase in the entries- of '1 implements and cheese; and with good weather the prospects of the show are very promising. ESTABLISHEDr PESBaTEZRY ...

... Ia(St go,,a 14trt I FRIDAY, APRIL 2S. I i Iu the House of Lords yesterday the Royal assent was given by Commission to the Army 'Annual Act. The Greenock and Port-Glasgow ;Tramiways Bill was read a third time and passed; and, on the motion of Lord Balfour ...

... attempt on the life of the Duke of Edinburgh in New SouthWales, has been tried, convicted, and sentenced to be hanged. The fact shows that he was not insane as was reported. I would have been ?? consolation to think that itwas ?? and carried out such an execrablo ...

... taken off. Here, however, it must be con- fessed, there seems to be some confusion, for although the second fourth can only be taken off by a second vote, yet, according to Sir William Harcourt's explanation of his own explanation, the magistrates need ...

... sla-aso* 1?,tmlk WEDNESDAY, AnUIL 12 In the House of Commons yesterday the, Aberdeen Corporation Bill was read a second timne. and a bill con6rming Provisional Orders tinder the Electric Lighting Acts, ?? to Alloa, Dumfries, Inverness, and Kilmarnock ...