... SEEcaES Er LORDS rOUN;, ADAM, AYD iA'LBSN. t The annual dinner of the. Glasgow Juridical 3Society was held last night in the George Hotel, I George Square. A company of abent a hundred wa |s presided- over by Sheriff Clark, with Mr J. 'IT. T. Brown as croupier, and amongst the other gentlemen present were Lord Young, Lord Adam, _Lord M'Lare, MIr C. D. VDonald (Dean et * Faculty) Professor T. A ...

... D. (From our Melbourne correspondent.) Rosedale, Gippsland, Victoria, 17th January, 1882. The numerous attractions of Gippsland have led me to select Rosedale as a likely centre where a friend and myself might take up quarters to enjoy a brief holiday. For around this pleasant township there is considerable variety of scenery-mountain and plain, open and forest country, river and lagoons close ...

... olao T?zralb - ,a.VW TUESDAY MIORNING, JUNE G., in the House of Lords yesterday aibill'deal, ing with burglary and forgery was introduced} th( by Lord Bramnwell and read a first time. 1eoply-t ing to questions regarding the affairs of --gypt, an Lord Granville said there was no truth in the Aid statements that the Sultan had refused his raJ assent to the proposed Conference, ,and that ha. Lord ...

... THE COMIG GROUSE SEASON. *r (ar A SFORPTO?G COHTarehwot.) 'o atALTnzouGH it is'mnucb too soon to form anything Pt like a correct estimate of the present year's - !'grouse supply so far as young birds are con- in cerned, I think it is only right to let it be co known as early as possible that on some of our g Scottish moors a large. percentage of the old is grouse have been attacked by a ...

... THE E mPERORT lvgiUAwS BIRTHDA . (RtlETarS TsEiGIt , zIS.) Berlin, M1arch 22.' Trhe' Emperor Wflliamn's eighty-fifth birthday, was ushered in- early this morning by a fanfare of *trampefs frbmn the tower of the ImperiaL Castle. In all the schools the forenoot was obh- aerved. as a holiday, and thanksgivirg services, ,which wvere-.iattended by- large con rtieo5s were held in all the Berlin ...

... U.P. CHURCH PLFAUTING AND EVANGELISATIO?- BOARD. The annual meeting of the United Presbyterian Church Planting and Evange~isstion Board was held ?? A. H. ?? presiding. D. Scorr read the annual report, In whiich it was stated that while the past yeast operations had not been marked by any very u-j. usual or striking incidents, the work had been judioionuy carried on. No attempt had been made to ...

... IMPRIAL PARLIAMENT. oif - HOUSE'OF LORDS ?? th The Loro CHANCELLOR took his seat on the Woolsack shortly after feur o'clock. - ' .CYPRUS. Lord WAVENEY intimated tlhat on MXoday, at 24th inst., he would call attention to the condition - and. government; of Cyprus, with a' view to the le colonisation of tbe island, and move for papers. .LNDON RIVERSIDE FISHMARRET r, O' BILL. On the consideration ...

... MINING INSTITUTE OF? SCOTLA&ND. Onir Saturday the MNining Institute of Sceotlano held their summer meeting at Stirling. The niem- bets fromn thle West travelled by saloon carriage attached to the 1.15 trainl at Enolinean Street, Glasgow, reaching their dlestinationl betwixt twvo and tines o'ch'uc, and the members froml other parts arrived by the ordinary trains. To ths nums- lber of sixty they ...

... 77?,ter aneafl ??SA 0 ?? Ii ?r ?x?I N? ? ?N - V '?kC Cry ? 31 Thr? 4a'?f7 ?? ?? - -? p? ?1 pLAN oFTINEN ? ?? rARA ? L?es A ?? 0,-dee TOUG?SO?/M SERRPEUM ? i?ter'b 1- ?S?/ ? ? ?- ?? r ;s? ? I ?? ? CHALOUF SUE ?? THEt 85 X IN EGY\PT1. |THE OCCUPATIONi OF THEti I SUEZ CANA.L. IFIGHTING AT CHALOLTF. 168 OF THfE ENEMY KILlED AND 27 WOUNDED. DETAXILS OF THE VOYA&GE. R' DPENINC OF THE CANAL FOR (OFPI ...

... -,-TTEBS TO THEE EDITOR. U UNIVERSITY REFORM. Campsie, 28th April, 1882. Srmt,-I bave read Sheriff Guthrie's letter in to- day's Herald on this subject, which, however, does not materially add to the arguments *vhich have been already advanced in opposition to theappoint- ment of an Executive Commission. Dr Anderson ' Kirkwood, in bis carefully-prepared speech at the I meeting of the General ...

... PROSECUTION OF THE P1HEIZT Fog. IelIBkL i At Bow Street Police Court, London, yesterday, William Mertens, of 54 Whitteld Street, a native of Germany, sad describing bimseif as a comn'osi- tor, was brought before Sir J1 ames Ingham, in custody of inspector UO'tagan, charged on a war- rant with having on the ISGa hilst. prioted and pub- lished ie the arrijveitasoaadalous, wicked, ad seidi- tious ...

... I ON CORRESPONDENCE. S5 FLEET STREET, Thursday Night. ~ eson bega wttl wt Ireland, it is toen S; 1,eisd, sndl there has been little else but Sf D* ?? the middle. The arrest of @sformed the subject of a long debate in 5 t s5oo C~ornons to-day, and wvill nao t~~apy~food for plenteous comment durin~g a~in.g dul seas.ons. When th~e House met ,e *tertwio o'clock the galleries were crowded, ...