RAILWAY MEETIN-S. I rGBLASD RAILWAY COMPANY. IThe half-yearly' meeting of the sharehsolders of 'Et the Hi bland Railway Company was held ysater- fi day at TInveriaess. Pr Mr ALEX. M±TBESOY of Ardrnss, MY., chair- ri man of the comapany, presided, and in moving, the , adoption of

T -H-PiTAL - - TH:E Mb!5ADD HPITAL, PAISLEY. at Two interesting events are arranged to take place at Paislay on Monday next-the opening it-of the Bladda Hospital, and the laying of the er foandation-stone of the new bridge at Seedhills. h In providing the burgh with an hospital f

Mon~day Evening. trE i ortnightly settlement comlmenced today, and I as usual it chiefly engaged atteution to the exclu- 8 sion of fresh business. During the early part of a the day the nark-ets generally presented a s more favourable appearance, and in many cases Borne recovery

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ISUBrIrb* - : le RUTMxa'nnsg.-The cemetery Questi69iiSA 570 i6 is cil meeting of Town9 Council waw hed last night- s er P~rovost ioing prsdn-ioc ier the question Ti of the proposed ceme~tery.' PtbvoIlt King reported H 84that at the request of Mr Reid ithe Maggiserrites F' le met

£VEIVING TIMES (ONT 4N,, THiE TI O , E '1 Vt V S. T~s NE S 4 tULLgST GE 'VI 'RAL, LOCAL, ?? c Eot, ?? can vrey DuonI *ial 1 F. n;s 741i .1:.s ,,o 5'e llforrnrato'tl , sl ?? r*t ?? ui74" GO'4.o!4, ?? trounce, : ?? ' , I M L. 7 Sportl n, Public I ?? ,;VA all quarters till *, -'FLR,

LESTIT14 1* 21S' BIDITOR. Glasgow, 4th October, 1878. Sic.,-Your article in this day's issue must com- ME mend itself to every ronu who wvishes to see bank rug concerns put on a more stable basis. But, s , while agreeing with you that an independent audit of would be au improveme

E WBEPAIINCE QUEBSTION. y Yesterday afternoot, a Workmen's Coffee-house, |oi . the means to establish wbich b;as been pronded by Pt a number of ladies and gentlemen in the locality, , o was opened in Str~aurer. Mr Mark J. Stewart, M.P., occupied the chair, and in the course of hi

TOLL ABOLITION IS FORFAMREERE. The report of the Committee (of which the Earl E 'of Camperdown is convener), on the Adjustment of Debt on the Turnpike Roads, and the Abolition of Li Tolls in Forfarshire, have just completed their 'report, which is to be submitted to an adjourned

lim EVENING TIMES CoID~raisa Ta tOS N SE WS. YULLEST GE-YERAL, LOCAL, i.SD LA2'BSI NEWS.! AItoasg aoi Zrenoin Readrsb Carn 'lPZ VOTn iM; tic P'stCtg anso Liest toss-tile Inforrin-cuon 'rwt foe SC i Kr scoiesnv, Coffon, ire-n, ProdLUe, l4.4^s Mar~leD, Si; ppubli c.sorl r, kzor;,e!