... -- I V 2 - 1 ^ IETEO £;0LO GICAL O FFt C E, t W lednesday, December 7, 8.20 P.Y. ;- ?? the issue ot our last report cousicldrable I inirmrovemeent has taken place in the weather over otl'- is and bhut the conditions still seem verty Un- 'setled. The obse:vatio-s of this mortning showed a I that the deep depression which was approaching . a our n n-th-west c0:3St9 on Tuesday evening had 1 ...

... ESW EABLLSTfE CHURCIT AT GOVASHILL. ThLe Established church which has just been erected at Govanhill was openedior piblic worship yntrdsy. The site of the new churdch is a most eligible one, being at the corneT and at the junction of Allison Street with Cathcart Road. The style of architectuire adopted is Gothic of the middle pointed period, the plans ?? been prepared by ?? R.. Edie, architect ...

... MuInEOBOLOGICa A OFnCE, Thursday, December 29, 8.3O rP. W ild * ezatler hs prevailed to-day th roughont our islands, and the relative distribution of pressure leads to the conclusion that rough, rainy weather is about to spreasd over us, commencing first in thie 2west. ad north. Barometric readings this morning I varied from 30 4 over central France to 29'5 at Stornoway. A depression had ...

... I I TLlURlDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 10. The Lord MI-avor of London last evening gave e t7C annual banquct to EIer ilidaesty's Ministers 1: Pt the Guildhall. In the course of his reply to t the toast of tro evening, Mr Glaadstone declared that he could discern tre signs of improvement in the state of Ireland. Ile recalled the fact c thitt to -clvo iniths ago the (Government viere face to fazce o ...

... T1EE BER STEAMBOAT OWNERS AND TaiH CLYDE TRUST. The following petition, signed by all the river steamboat owners, was presented yesterday to the Clyde Navigation Trustees :-We, the undersigned river steamboat owners, desire respectfully to draw your attention to the following grievances under which we labour, and which we believe have hitherto had a most detrimental effect on oar trade, ...

... NM. GLADSTONE'S VOIE lI UA1l'YLEBONE. _ _. ; It Mir ?? N. Goven, revising barrister., yesterday gave his decision upon the Conservaive objection to t Mir Gladstone's vote for Marylebone ihi respect; t of the right bon. geutleman's occupation of I 73 Harley Street. Mr Goven, is a 1ongg' and elaborate written judgment, said it was t admrnitted that Air Gladstone had not actually E re-sided at ...

... __ -I 4 Tf1 WSDAY MORNmL, S]PmMix *2-2. The United-StAt5 Minister in London vester- a day received from ,Vashington the official al announcemnent of the death of President all frfield iadof the successiontothe Presidency of an General Arthur. The sorrow throughout the country, adds Mir Secretary Blaine, in malking Pr this commnmication is deep and universal meh Fifty millions of people ...

... OPENING OF THE ROYAL INFIRMARY SCHOOL OF mEC E.IC I S M ASIMR SO , M.., ON THE MKIDICAL PBQFEIOI0. ! s The introductory lecture to the students in con- 3unction with the opening of the NVinter Session of tthe Glasgow Royal Infirmary School of medicine was delivered yesterday afternoon by Dr John IDougall, Lecturer on Alaterin Medics. The Hon. rthe Lord Pravost presided at the commencement I of ...

... A DELD F DARiNG. I A correspondent writes to the D: cy Xc_:- At a quarter past tihree on the morunrg ot iutu- day the *'3d Udtober, a coastguardsman ou the loo -cur near the quiet little seaside town of CLee- ton saw a Yhgnri rocket sired ironm the Gunlsees; lfloating Lightship, whihi told of a wreck on the G~unfleet Sand aU asked fot a iifeuboats aid. i he man ran for the Freesmasons' boat ...

... APFAIRS IN FRhANCE. (xaOM OUR oWN cOORRESOtDLNT.) Paris, September 23. at WI. Henri Rochefort, who does not shrink fr from using the most dishonourable and disloyalC az weapons against a political adversary whom he :i cannot beat in fair fight, published the other: day a sensational article entitled the Secretor to HEeal History of the Tunisian Expedition, in which he pretended to reveal to ...

... g7;rY7TO TE EDITO r5 LTGBITI'& ?? ?? TI T r t t'e ls~tr.r '0 Nla~-atsorg - a,-ue of Tcesdny last, we tal1 'e 1 s ?? - t OD fthe accountt of i err hi BriishAssociation in tO ) nien cleuses, with Pile go-Ai., _r--ow P - The ?? ann 'i pu-?r flour per ligri , ?? the total i 5- ?? n YC.(irk :jion hr 'cr0AG( re0:1np~iti~f 1. p r lccu. 1: :S b~-so. 2-. prh'cur a Per, ?? OA- i,\ebeg ?? uostdro~ u ...

... GENAL FOREIOGN .NEWS,I . ; (LEUTER'S TZLEEGRAS) .L ROD STAN'S RLTURN TO TU-. Paris, December 22. The necent statement that hi. Too'tan rillI re' turn to his post s confirmed, and it is asserted 1 jtbA he will leave for Tunis to-morrow. i The jourzna ?? this evening publishes a letteriI of Signor Pectnioara,the fist dragornanof rheltalian 1 Consulate in Tunis, dated the ?? of September, I I1SIP ...