... i - THE BUTCHERS'BOYCOT.T. Robert Orunna & Co. yesterAay- opene& a. sae of fat stock at the Agricultural Hall, Aberdeeu, -at which offers were accepted from the highest bidders. There was alarge attendance of buyers.I including M~r Laing, of she Northern Co-operative Compvany, and all the ~ boycotted butch: in Aberdeen. Before the sale, proceeded Mr, Cranna,~ who weas auctioneer, heated ...

... | THE CAPTURE OF GALISHWE-SPEECH BY THE HIGH COMMISSIONER. (PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRax ,) .Cape Town, September 5 -(cdelayed in transmission). The rebel chief Galislwe -was found when he was captured to be woumded in the heel. He was taken by complete surprise. He told the officer commanding the patrol wihich made him prisoner that a Boer named Bos- man, a Transvaal Field Cornet, was ...

... REHIARKABLE RECO VERY FROM SN AKEBITE. I INTERVIEW W/ITH MR SUMMERS. I The Liverpool representative of Reuter's Agency has had an interview with Mr F. J. Summers, the a gentleman who was recently bitten at Opobo, I West Africa, by a double-horned viper, and who is said to be tbn only man known to have lived after being bitten by that species of snake in West B Africa. Summers, who is of rather ...

... WI LLIAM MOTHERWIELL. Once and again have nimble pens striven to I prove the marked superiority, both in the craftsman's technique and in wealth of imagi- nation, of niodern over ancient painting. No such hypothesis has, however, ever been sustained in regard to Painting's bewitching awnd more dixinely-inspired sister Poetry. Her dlivinity is shown in her changelessness, her essence and her ...

... MR A. BIRRELLM.PwiN FIFE. A DEFENCE OF Ml CIHAMBERLAIN. t t Mr A. Birreli, M.P. for West Fife, addressing t I a meeting at Cross-ates, said that the South t 'African Committee had been very much blamesd c because it dido not at once insist, upon certain c letters and telegrams being produced. There . I were those gossips and busybodies who said that t these documents would have shown that Mr ...

... (From the Illustrated London News.) The will (dated August 26. 1881), with two codicils (dated September 29, 1884. and November 18, 1887), of Mrs Mary Ann Sedgwick, of the Brewery House, Watford, Herts, widow, who died on August 26, has been proved by the Rev. Gordon Sedgwick and the Rev. Thomas Arnold Sedgwicke the sons and executors, the value of the personal estate being £164,161, as far ...

... I XMIICIFAL ELECTION~ I I FIRST WAPD. Mr Jeffrey Hunter addressed four meetings on Saturday. The first was °ZXa.M Graham Street at the breakfast hour o presidency of Mr Muir. In the a tteir5t other meetirgs were he.ld in Sprtilgfejfi thl Preston Street. and James Street and spectively presided over by Mr Huet Ml is re. James Bell, and MNr T. -Miller, ohairmQ 1NI Co-operative Drapery and ...

... CIL4SGOW, C12NTRALIBERALj .ASSOCIASTION.~ . AD~DE~ BY MR COLVILLE, M.P. , meetg of the Central Liberal Assoeiationj held last night in the rooms, Du barton for the purpose of hearing an address by rrad Cor('lville, M.P. Es-Bailie Bil31and ddr ]and the hall was crowded. P e Chairman, ie opepning the proceedings, The C a pleasure to take the chair, for at 5i5: t time the situation was looking ...

... TURKEY AND GREECE DETAILS OF NEW PROPOSALS BY LORD I 1 SALISBURY. I 'DAILY NXWS ?? Constantinople, September 8. t AI meeting of the Ambassadors took place on |Monday, in order to consider the latest pro- t posals concerning the peace negotiations, as established by Lord Salisbury. I am informed : that the principal three points are as follows:-. (1) That an International Financial Commission ¶ ...

... I lo,?tralb. TUESDAY, Jusz 22. The House of Lords met yesterday at two o'clock. Immediately after Lord Balfour of Burleigh had presented a petition from Perth in favour of the Provisional Order (Scotland) Bill, the Marquis of Salisbury proceeded to move the presentation to Her Majesty of an address of congratulation on the auspicious I completion of Her Majesty's sixtieth year of a her reign, ...

... I ?? -- - ?? thd4H ?? :- C POLiTICAL SPEE~FES OF II H- 5TE REVCVSSi. | THE LORD.ADyGCeA!E 0N !J2H83G The Lord-Advocate, pursuing his present tomr r of his -constituoncy, addressed a meeting in the 'x Old Free Church Sbhool.Room, Port-Bannatvfne, t last night. Mr Jauts Dpaqn, J.P., presid4, e and amongg ethers pesepnt wsra Cplohei G-7ayn Buchanan', Etrickdale i Rev. Peter DewAr, a Messrs Johb E ...

... SOUT AFRICA COLONIEB AND STATESO I ;THE CRIEVANCES OF -HE UtOL CERS IN T- E TRANSVAAL - CapeTown, April 15.. In the House of 'AsembIy 'to-dayzMr Datoit Jintroduced %be foong motion:- That this IEffouse is of opinion that the occurrence :of hostilities among the Europeans in Africa would for many years prove disastrous to the; bestI interests of the country, and earnestly desiringj to secure ...