... SULBOU BOARDS. NEW .IUKPATRICK. -e. .J W. King presidirg. A letter was road from the Education Department fixing the annual iespectiou of Milngavie and Bearsdon scbools in March, and of the other schools in July. Sehodules far a teacher's house at Nether- ten were sabmitted, bat as it was considered that the estimates were too hi.h, it was remitted to Mr M'Millaa to get the plans altered. The ...

... T FIHE CONTINENT. (SPECIAL T'ELEGRfAMS.) DP, KOCH GOING FORl ANOTHER far r ~~HOLIDAY. 1S Berlin, January 331. ilhl I Dr Koch visited his laboratory yesterday for the: last time before leaving Berlin for a long holiday in Egypt. He intends to remain away tkE for an indefluite period, which may be six weeks Pr' or threamn uths. Ho has taken the opportunity is of his departueo ta explini that the ...

... DI PERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUS OF L ORDS. r a..IIDAl, MAnca 29. ?? Thed Lorstt.OuASCtttOR raok his meat ea tD3 re at sc' l su.arte.P2 ?? k.i;eck. The C nali:.2t5 I F~und (Nio. 1) ?? andl the L Army AeflU;' ~ii vwere passed tihrough, all ehecr th stae' Te 'c.ohrry Bealrd (Scotland) Bill, the L Den Ecciplins (immorarxityt Bill, lb. PFollen i,'heries ;te~d ii:U, and the Technical Inetros- Lion L~iii ...

... Gd FLUER STRReT, Thursday Night. Tn}F House of Lords had a very brief sittint to uight-just ?? enough to enab]e Lord Fgamnea, the newly-appointed Lord of Ar: p2i to take the oath and his seat, with the 'nl icturesque formalities, cn his elevation tr 1 e Peerage. and to enable Lord Cross to do'e out icteresttin scraps of information to Lord Bcl- uare concerning the Irish ordnance survey. TaF ...

... :THEE UTOPIA DISASTER. tI. |676 LIVES LOST-LIST | | ~OF CREW. 1 ALLANT EFFORTS AT.RET$6U ,¢> ,EDRTlGAW -~ - - Gibraltar, Wednesday,, l0s.ss. rftm latest accounts the Utopia sank in five aniautsirand-it~is feared the loss of lifeiaweven greater then at first reperted. The .inumber is estilsated:at 540. Several bodies of. inca,. women, . 2nn chiil. drenl havre been washed ashore onl the Spanish ...

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... ECCLESIASTIO4L ?? M g Ro T LflrRTOHzz Bhxa, Glasgow Usti- * versity, and lately of LDarnaway Mission, Ed- a a illi, 'has Iseen licensed by the Freebyi-Wy - if ?? d rre. IL G. MAo1sg, L.A., B.D., Fort-' d William, was unarimously elected ?? c evening to Sb Andrew's Presbyterian Church, m 3 Birkeihead, rendred vacant by ?? death of the en r Rev. A. DI. Sy-iagtonD.D. ?? PASH CkERCI10 ApriT a ...

... CONTvi-ENTAL BOSES. (nrErs'd TELiEOb'Allt.) PARIS, MoSi.,LY.-There was mucb excitement on the Bourse lo-day.. The heavy fall in p-ices which toos place orn Siaturday after offlcial hours causedanxiety. To-day's closing was in some cases steadier, but on the whole the tons re- uained very undecided. ThIe 3 per Cent. Reotes receded m ahout SXc. for mn e'y, and for the account the 4r per Cents. ...

... THE LORD-LIEUTE',N-ANT TO GI. PRESENTATION OF AflflE~SS d -- Yesterday Ris Excellercy travnled by j efrm Valeutia to T. rlee, a diitance of ab'olt ,5 m iles, and was a3^ie the recipieat ef eadresses, some ef whnich srs of ar character. e-'ors leavieg Vatentia Island L,, Is Zetlaudl recoivei an aress and a pralelt bi t- jerseys farthe p-ar fishermen on HisEce, e estate fromn the Inittirg ...

... OUR LONDON GORRESPONDENCE. OU LONDON GeRENDENC. ! ! 0 65 FLYNTr STnIZZT, Friday Night. Is tlhe louse of Lords to-nigbt, where the t proceedings were brief and the attendance of d Peers not particularly large, the question of the Newfoundland delegates and their wish to be s heard at the bar agaia cropped up. The E-I F of Kimlierley confessed that he had been over- a hauling the precedents ...

... IMPINTANT MANIFESTO BY MR PARNELI. The Freean's Journ;a of tsd7y (Saturday) publishes the following manifesto addressed by 'Jr ParaelL to the members of the Irish National I League in Groat Britain .- I Felfowrcountrymen,-The attempt of the iseceder o o-wrert the Nati2sal Lesgue of Great i Britain out of the national hands forces we to takd Itepste thwart tkeir plsmo. Ia 158081 I fendel tbe ...

... c Il- ?? PiON AM) _ M -- k 1 I BHIG!TiO.N AND IMMIGRATION, t' : ! rnL ?? o z At__ . r_._ _: The report of the Beerd of Trade en emigratien S iui and immatigrationa frm and iato the United Kin- B The dom in tha year 1S0 was issusd yesterday. It is T *er noted that irmig-ration has again increased, while E emigration hab been declising, and the excess of c a emigration in 1809 is smcaller thast ...