... followed by a earriage in uihich were the ohief mourners--fr Aher- cromby, A boyne (father-in-law), Mr James Milne, King Street. Aberdeen .vbrovher- in-law), and Mr John T. Caark-, coachtuilder. *Then followed a body of about 80 Gordon High- landers, ...

... -LisC-Uc-at it]Aciicaiille soting, ritaii re-,olved ti lil-HUV. ii ls, ihi: ixtzseu, ant %Izbt thi~ obje-er iit Viti hr a' cnei ds law h.a ji, Ltcnktiinug ii-o I eax ing Ab!~rtiieii Lo cit-itsa Hn rsneivixc t a -olial cogal I triillg-, and tat tOaitINI-asa- a-t-iE ...

... Schivasq, Who held rejoicings that day in honouti of the event, sent, trtroixgh Dir Taslor. Clo-feriblkfcrd, ch-airmen of thes corn- mirtee, a telegrain of congratui-on to his o- snip at Oxford~ Lord H~addo has cent ithefollow- Dun jog reply: - ?? 20th. -The ...

... aocu.sed, that he did not notice the pan was so close to the door, and Ihis foot came against it. As he -was suffering from corns at the time, the pain gave him a great deal of trouble, and, in t anger of the moment, he took up the pan and pitched it out ...

... offered orayer. Sir Williana Slender-son then extended a cordial welcome to Dr! Laws, and songrittilated him ots the successful I operations of the Livingstonian Mission. Rev. Dr Laws, who receivel a muost hearty welcome, after-, |eards addressed tie ineetiny ...

... veitih that of the Moray' ith. The rb u o the bill would be to infict I !iiW Psealty upon vessels found guilty of breafs- the law. 'At present if a *-esksel infringed tiie t.e sipper. if follnd guilty, had his cer-if-i tif saspeaded but under this bill ...

... 1882. bla-ieas Minister of t- War cirisrhe t:cbscr.>' U O; S* dr In A4rr;, lSPI n Osma3 lsasha w.'s appointed to the chief corn- t meird ori the Tsrki-h tnrmiss assich croved e0 vie- a torious irn the evar with (recoe, Glihazi 0-con tl '- Pasha hai rereived ...

... livring! indefinitelv under incrc-ant insult. 'The Premier then asked the Chamber for a law of protectionj again.-t thee sladerers of the Preside;t. and fur: a law concerning azsoeiation- rernarking tihat thev could not allow a dead hand to go on ex- tending ...

... the arrival and de- gation wrer MrdWin;satron bChurhill, eone cofthe- bride; Lady Sarah WiLson sister-in-law; L'ad'y Georgina Cnrzon, sister-in-law; Lord end Lady Ohurohill, Viscount Cunson, M.P., Mrs Frewin, sister of the bride: Mr Chjonte, 'the Ameriean ...

... og rgacid i.n succession to the late L~ord Csolrrilge Asla barrister Lord Russell I w0 wtlerssthoeat a rival in the English Law i & wnrt 13 was a sound lawyer, a masterly n i'sft.n terrible? croas-exaininer, and a .?rll riu. r? mi weigrhty pleader be~fore ...