... AGRIOULTUJRA NEWS. e CuicAa F-= OF PIE=RO.-The Board 3. Agriculture have removed the restrictions upon tba moving of cattle into and oat of Carlisle, as nearl. the whole county of Comberland is now declared free of disease. sHa vzsT AT TsrunSo.-Cutting of oats cOr,. menced on Friday at Thurso. This is the first cut aoats in this locality, though a good deal has be,, d done in cutting bere on ...

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... ij)-DON CORTRESPONDENCE I LonDoN, Monday night. Tf ,-rifl c ell l'ft by the tempest which 0,I.Liverpool Trades Union meetingis -. 1 f(1- iri industrial circles in London. - I ' lnirteed that thu Congress has not * .nil that the split between the t - qi is I'-Try evileut,-so eIvidelit that r. l is beiig serioisly put. Will the *,r' coint rol?isy lvbreakj llp the Congress . r 'f ht (i cstliln ...

... in AO |L PETERIII.AD. HPATIcHIAL BOAnID.-Uil Taa la, night rs imeeting of tbe Peterhead Parochia. Board wal Ire hld in, the Board Roin-Baillie Ray, cbair. Man, presiding. It was resolvbd to instruot the nr. inspector (Mtr Aiken) to obtain an overdraft from the on bunk of £1000 to meer the expenses until the rAtes 3x are collected. The usual hi8b of 1nen-vascinatvd ;chwdren Was submitted by the ...

... I ! GLEN=is, Wednesday. i The special correspondent of the Press Associa- tion telegraphs that Mr Balfour spent last night at Glencolumlbkidl Hotel, Carrick, a village situated I on the mountain slope at the head of Teelin Bay. Before resumuig the journey this morning tie paid a visit of inspection to the fishing depot at t Teelin, which is about four miles distant. I] The right hon. gentleman ...

... LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. ,, Ii .rc W iiveLONDON, Monday night. ~re We ivein an atmosphere of Fortlign Office he rumours. According to unimpoachable private 8 Tiri in~formation, Lord Salisbury has arranged for'! isthe cession of the Isle of W'ight to the German i its Lrnperor because hie admired it so much, and el to because it was such a contrast to the Heligo. t( rnland rock~. Happily, these ...

... A ,, 'Thursday. Twenty trawlers delvered light catches. Five steam line boats smallhotsof cod. Prices ere :-Cod, 2s to GY each; large haddocks. l6s to 25s per box; small do., 8s to 13s per box ; whitings, Os to 15s per box; turbot, 80s to 90s per ewt. ; lemon soles, 34S to 48s per box; plaice, 21s to 25s per box; and codlings, Gs to 8s per box. Moscraosi, Thursday.-Fifty boats were at sea to ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-TaRsniDAy. The Trustee Consolidation Bill and the Ad- ministration of Estates Consolidation Bill were read a second time. FRDAY. The Trades Union Provident Fund Bill was read a first time. The sitting was brief and of an almost formal character. MONDAY. Lord Northbourne (the lion. WV. H. James) took the oath and his seat on succeeding to the title. The Archbishop of Canterbury ...

... AUCHTERLESS - DINGWALL TRusT. - The e governors of tins trust held an adjourned meeting Iin the Board Room here on Friday-the Rev. Dr aGray in the chair. In answer to advertisement 17 I candidates applied for two school bursaries now vacant. Eight declined to accept, and the cases of t the remaining nine were considered, when a bursary was awarded to Nellie Hay, Little Cushnie, and Mary Shand, ...

... THE MONEY MALRKET. l LoNnoNi, Tuesday evening. There has been a fair business passing in laans, being the last day qf the month, and with moderate supplies of cash available, the charge for short advances has been 2 per cent. Discounts were quiet, and comretition for bills on the part of Continental houses as weakened rates. Three months' bank bills are taken at Ifi per cent. Paris cheque ...

... FETTERESSO AND R10CKARTON SCHOOL j I OARD. The monthly meeting of this hoard was held in Stonehaven yesterday-the Rev. James Robertson, Fetteresso, presiding. CIHAN(GES IN TEACHING STAFF. Letters were read from Miss Cumming, Nether. ley School, accepting the teaechership of Bridge of Muchalls School, in place of Miss Howitt, who is going to Bourtie. A letter was also read from Miss Chapman, ...

... I-rr -'Ute 214,11N.Aptiv Yourilitt. C--? ABERDT'EEN, W5EDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1893. Another mountain-climbing accident is re- ported to have occurred in Switzerland, an Englishmen named Duckas having been killed by a fall of rock. Three men have been arrested in a small Croatian town, charged with the mutilation of children for begging purposes. Their victims had been subjected to horrible ...