... TrH REPRESENTATION OF KINCARDINESEIRE Doi 6PEECKERS BY MR R. W. DUFF, M.P,, AND MR T. W. CBOMBIN. biell On Satesrday eveniag Mr .J, W. Orombie, Enl.; aele gownie Lodge, addressed a meeting In the Old'11`1, Public School, Stonebsaven, under the auspice. of Cot Xincardxineahiro LiberalAss~ociation. The meetingland was inteuded mainly for fishermen, but there was a thr, somewhat thin attendance ...

... THE DEMOLMON Of THE BOYS' BATH AT PETERHEAfl. 15 A meeting of the Committee of the Boys' Bath was in held in the Town Honse Buildings, Peterhend,on Wed- needay night, for the purpose of taking into coneidera- in tion the notion taken by parties in demolishing the °0 Boys' Bath. There were over a dozen gentlemen present who are members of the committee, and on - the motion of Mr James ...

... I LATEST LONDON NEwS. lI (FROM OURIOWN COGRRPONDUVMq ] LoxDON, Tusa ight The great military pageant which has'. tbeen the chief event in London to-day was wortiby of Itin the occasion. We must go back to the Duke rem5 of Wellington's funeral before anything t9.r approaching it in sombre splendour can be re. me called. It is true there was not a general sus- ate pension of business, but till ...

... DI8TRICT NlEWS. ex FOOHAI3ERS-Pnrintost LiwAom-TTbe annual be meeting of the members of the Feohabers Habttation w4 of the Primrose League was held in the ante-room ar, of the Temperance Hall on Thureday erening. Mr co Stewart, Orbliston, ruling councillor, presided. The hi secretary's report showed tbe membership, male and female, to be 298. The office-bearersand councilorl SL were re-elected ...

... ;IMEETING OF THE CONSERVATIVE I PARTY. SPEECH BY LORD SALIMRY. A meeting of the Coneervostive party at the o! Carlton Club was held yesterday. The mem- a bers commenced to arrive ns early as a p 1oarter past eleven, Mr Akers Douglas being d one of the first to put in an appesarance. The b Marquis of Granby followed soon afterwards, and b then came in rGpid nucceasion-Lord Ravensworth, P lLord ...

... i: GENERAL FOREIG.N NEWS, - -------- V j THE STORMS IN AMERICA. I SIXTEEN SCHOOL CHILDRIW KILLED. Ai (RBUTLR's TELEGRoAMS.) , Toronto, Friday. - Another terrific storm. p' accompanied with violent rain, raged throughout oi Ontario yesterday. The town of Barrio, on ti Lake Simcoe, is almost submerged, and severaL tl houses and factories were washed away. There cc ! and at Bowmanville the storms ...

... A1L3CIA, EN COUNTY COUNCIL vi neliifoftli JxeulVOCommittee of C .\,ollO ' ti'tyt~tn~Iunder the Contalzionq o (Ainitmit) Act, wva hield within thle County I P. ,yic efoy aftern,o0'-Mr A. fT,. GordoD of I W ti,, the thtiiritn, pretidirig. ti I CItO. AiDOI.islrltATION, c Atiter froil t lie I urUtivye Comiiittee of thead 'rolIf Aherd~en under the Ciontagvious a iAnmilsI) Adt w3A read, ...

... TFtUJ.PSO-H,1i1' .AND r AsarS-The annual High. land GameF took place at Thurso on Thursday, the day of the Wick floliday. The usual rauge of games formed the programme, with pipe music and dancing, ending witb a tug of war between Tburso and Wick tcams, the foruner being the winners. The games were well contested throughout. Mr Macron, of Nairn, and Mr W. Smith, of Invernees, carryinL off a ...

... I - ET O E E - BA . MASS MIEETING OF ABERDEEN BAKERS, I TERiMtN-:\TION OF TrUE LcttDINGRAM DISPUTE. Lict rriviht ai vieeting of the(, inetber-i of thre Ai~rlrdeen Branch of the Operatir-e Bakers oft Soot.I lind National PeloerrAl Union vteat held in St Katia, traits fHall, Shirirrow. There Waq a large attendance,r irtd 'Mr Jcotlph Atkinron occupied the chair, Atn Btratect in thre circular, the ...

... ECCLESTASTICAL NEWS, SCOTTISH Er ie(c0r'Ar, CHRt~CII STNOT).-T1)S General Synod of the Episeopal Church in Sentlanid was inaugurated by a special service, including she celebration of tire fHoly Conimunion, in it N~r [y'sl CaithedrAl, lEdiuburrch, yesterdeny firecroon, The l3iahop of St Andrews was the preacher, and there I wa9 a foill choral service. Triol Rev. Dr Walter C, Smith, Edinburgh. ...

... n |On Sa~turday the annlual general meeting of the sub- | ae scribers and friends of the Royal National Lifeboat lr Institution was hehld at Princer' Hall, Piceadilly, i- Londoa-His Grace tbe Duke of leife, K T.1 in the .f chair. The annaml report was read by Mr C0harles r, Dibdin. It staten that durlng the year 20 new life- t boats of various sizes were Bient to the coas7t, all of , which ...

... DUNDEE FREE FRESBYTERY AND PROFfiSSOR DODS. . At the monthly meeting of the tiundee Free Pres- bytery on WVedueosday-the Rev. John Kennedy, Liff, mnoderator-a discussion occupying five hours took plecs on tbe Doda case. n The Rev. Thomas 1ill moved the transmission of v the following overture :- Whereas the Presbytery n of Dundee. uuder a profound conviction that Pro- * feesor Dods in his ...