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... MR BALFOR'S VISIT TO LANCaSHIIM 113CMPT!ON OPr LIB31MAL VNIONIS8 fi DEPUTATIO, JE -yesterday aftueenon ME Balfew s1o5wO 0: enuetei had jafineotial deputatien, of the Libera'l Stw U*iD It WIPIsddsrn t the AdolPhi'b 1Notel. Br Willia= ol'tee, ChiWt of thehi Libr Unionist Asseeilstseh, e000pie se chir 1 andpreentd a ad~rssfreo, the 2sws5cticOl* He II esai that as Lieal Tueitthyadnhe ita- t~in i ...
... VMEMG IN THE COUNTRY. Ansisao.discussion on thlaoruall laaexI-abiP Isbo the took placeat tile Rome GoveretIVInt Brsath ef- the o f thai 1,ihNtigaaLeague, East Nile Stret ...
... I RMTESZLN REAS F s CRnacm-I eelebra. itien of the anniversary of this church, ?? services were held yesterday, when the Rev. IRobert Hall, Dalmarneek oaad U.P. Church, rofficiated in the forenoon, and the Rev. Dr Stalker, of Free St Xatthaee, ia the af terneon. The Rev. Hugh afir, of Welipark Dree Church, preached ill the evening. Despito the severity of the weather, there were good ...
... STATEMENT TO TEE ASSOCIATION OF'T SCOTTISH OBJECTORS. 1i 5' -- ?? IThe ?? to the Association of Scottish the r Objactore.Mesars Morton Smart & Macdonald, the -W.S.-bave prepared a memorandumi ia reference rs to the recent reports of the Board of Traide to loie il parliamaent on RailwaylRates. Thissmemoorandum -Mr a does net enter into any argument on the question the at issue, hut merely ...
... WEAT?!E? REP?RT A?J ?1E?2S,1 MzTzagoaoertcas Oneeg,^ LOHDOX Fridayg, J~anuary 2. |p Durinig th~e pest 24 houirs ansti-cyclenie ceadi' ;,ienrs bave again becomse general over nearly the } whele of our areaf. Thte large system over Gee-1 manfy, the Nsrth Sea, and Enrgland still holds,3 and thes eastern portionf of a n~ew one is now show~n, : stretchirng rver the south-we~st cr Irhedan from the ...
... 1 Lr (SPECIAL TELEGRAMI&) STI ir EFFECTS OF THE STORM IN a FRANOCE a Paris, November 12. A a Vesterday's stern wrought great havoc in 1- the Western Departments of France, especially que I- along the coast. At Rousen the violence of the the wind was so great that it was almost impossible L ^ to walk aloxg the quays. Meat of the shops give opposite the harbour had to put up their shutters, in ...
... SCOTTISH RIGHT-OF-WAY CL AD IS. t TSE REEKIE LINN. A meeting of the inhabitants of Alyth, called n for the purpese of conaidering the resolution cf Mt h Nicel, Craig Isla, the proprietor, to clsso the e fameus Rkio LiUn against the public exccpt on a Wednesdays, was heldin the Commercial Hall last e n ight There was but a small attendacce, a con- k siderabl. portion being lads. Mr James w ...
... THE CONS'T'ITUENNCY OF GLASGOW, -- ?? I The assessor for Glasgow, Mr James Henry. tb hal completed the lists of Parliasentary and tb municipal voters for ths city. The number of Par. 'I liameotary voters an the list fer ?? current year is ti 78826, and the number on the list of female voters t3 for municipal purposes within the Parliamentary tic burgh is 15,594, giving a total of 94,220 ...
... AMHERLCA Ic k ENERAIL KNfl COMMERCIAL. L8 of LE sf _ ?? (TELEGRAMS WEROOUGH REIVTER'S C, AND SPECIAL AGENCIES.) dr rd - to 5. METHODIST (ECUMENICAL l,: Bd CONFERENCE. Si be INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATIDM SPEWCI BY z al PRESIDENT HARRISQN.4 be Washington, October 17. ea rD The subject on the paper for today's sitting S 0o of the Methodist CEcumenical Qonferencs was is that of War and Peace, and ...
... PRSESENTATION TO M. MARK J. STE~WART, M.P. Last night the tesantry on the estates of Ard- well met at Ardwelt House, ten miles from Stran- rxer, and presented Mr Mark J. Stewart. MP., and M-Irs Stewart, with an address i2commemera- tien of their silver wedding. The presentation took place in the drawing-reom, and there was a large number of the tenantry and a distinguis-hed circle of visitors. ...
... I . ?? ao-~ so ?? Castle, Friday. ΒΆ rs . ?? Queen anti Her focal. Highness Princess I ?? drove out Yesetqday aifteriatorn, attended it ofby :Miss Mtl'Neill. 4th I I: erMaesty, accemoanied by Her Royal High- ,( .ea Pczces Batrce ?? Royal Highsvess's A in chvildren, left tle Castle at a. quarter-past teauA eio'clock, this morning far Osborne. pn 91 The suite in attendanice consisted ?? deal. ...
... DALMOARNOCKROAD U.F. CituRci.-Anniversary I services were held in the above church or. Sabbath. The Rev. C. E. Ramrsay, M.A., Free St Luke's, preacheid in the fEr;rsocor. the Rev. G. L. Carsesirs, Berkeley &Srent U.P. Church, in the afternoon; and the Rev. Ii. Hood, Muslin Street E.U. Church, in the evening. The audiences were very large, and the collections taken during the dsy, including 3 ...