Since I wrote last one of the curious freaks of the electors of one of the Glasgow wands last month was to oust Lord Provost Chisholm from his seat in the Town Council. The demagogue who accomplished this feat was already elected unopposed to another ward, so that he had to choose whom he would serve, and in order to keep out the Lord Provost decided to stand for the ward he had won. Thus a cruel slight was put upon one who has laboured sly for the good of the city for been foremost in every 1 local comic paper, com of its columns on the Samuel has been slain by jure hone of an ass." "However, the King anwuyst his gifts of Coronation honours, ronetey on the ex-Lord now rejoices in the title Samuel Chisholm. Tt is also vouched for on good authority that he is about to mary a linly in every way worthy of beer his they wi y sunnier lands th proverb still hu The New Art has been opened and Glasgow now possesses a building for her art treasures second tv none in the Kingdom, and one which in worthy fashion ministers to the artistic tastes of her citizens. supposed ruins of the Ascend Stand and the Sublimating Elixir Si (Neste), tg? Chrih Sung-tze is said to avo are several springs int whose waters are suid to be unfailing ly there was a Buddhist temple on the mountain, but for some reason the Tavists ined possession of the place and Tavist. temples ak around jew is most magnificent on The valley on the side with islands, membered.
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