... AND EARLS OF BuCHAN. EARLDO3C AND EARLS OF HUNTLY lincluding tbe- e various branches of the Gordon family). EARLS OF ERROLL. RITHS, LORD MARSHALS OF SCOTLAND. EARLDOM AND EARLS OF KISTOBF. EARLDO31 AND EARLS OF AMERDERN. EARLS OF FIFE. EARLS OF SEAFIELD ...

... OEARLS OF BSUaCHANr EAsrLDOM AN:D EARLS Or EUXTLY (including tbe varlius branches of the Glordon family). FARiLS l)F ERROLL. KLIgTS, L.ORD -NIARSITALS OF SCOTLAND. EARLDOM A.\D EAW1S OF KINTORI. E.ARLDOM AND EARLS Op ABErpDEEN. EARLS OF FIFE. EAILS OF S1AFIELD ...

... M'Calmont, P. B. Mildmay, D. Pirie, Viscount Cranborlie, Viscount Folkestone, Viscount Milton, Lord Stanley. Lord Edmund Talbot Viscount Valeistin, Lord A. F. Compton, Colonel Brookfield, Lieutenant-Colonel Ohaloner Eon. T. Coolrane, Eon. A. Bathurst ...

... DISASTER. THE FLORENCE ST JOHN DIVORCE CASE. c THE LATE EARL OF ERROLL. ACTION AGAINST AN INDIAN P'RI.NCE. A HISTORY OF BELLS. c SIR A. GRANT ON FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. DARINO MURDER IN PARIS. 8 LORD HIARTINOTON ON THE SCOTTISH CHURCH. t CLERICAL SCANI)AL CASE ...

... t _Union Street. GAME, a OY THE EAiRL OF LERROLL'S ESTATE. DtT i s req esteel that no person. will Shoot or Course oin lord Erroll's Estate, in Aberdeenshite, without p sermission, in writing, from his Lordship. GAM'1E OF CIAIGrTE. V.uz AXD FINTRAY. S ...

... NATAIIONAL DEFENCE. MEETING AT BIRMINGHA)M. K hSPEECH1ES BY LORD WVOLSELEY AN-D 5 MR CHANMBRLAIN, Lord Wolgeley delivered his presidential address N eto the members' of thre Harbarne and Edgbastont Institute in the Town Hall, Birmingbam, last-night. Mr ...

... ary Halli Nigg, Keir, (1 ilco l)und M oni Eckfc Stiteli Cramn Stroat Iu nd t aotl Crim, Lady Ceylt Slain- ln ver Addil Alval Errol Yeth( Kilco Greer Thur Penni Cupa Alauc AMain Teali Fever .1 a-y Drar Craig* M1 ary Tibbf Chapi Rayn Bouro Mlon) Kent Prem ...

... with Lord Aberdeen, who, accom- panied by Lady Aberdeen, afterwards left Blackeraig for Liverpool en route to Canada. Lord Belhaven died in Edinburgh last week. The peerage became dormant in 1868, but in 1875 was adjudged by the House of Lords to the ...

... ROSMOU2T PUBLIC ScHOOL, on AlOx.DiT, at 7-3) Pt.M JTNIONlST MEETING A' MAUD). Tihe Right Hon. A. GRAHAM MURRAY, Q.C., M.P., Lord-Advocate foi$cntlaid, will ADDRESS a PU ElIU MEETING to be .:eld within Messrs RELTH & A?;DSMs.. JONs AUCOION fIAr.T, Maud ...

... Earl of Errol, in hope of its putting an end to al various inifreprefentations in fonoe of the public er papers-; in confequencc of whicui, much addi- ir tionual diftrefs has been occafloned to ?? Lord- fr ?? family and friends. The late Lord Errol had, ...

... HeAY, daughter of the late Earl of Erroll. At WoMlvdIotUselee, on tibe 4th curt. .JAMIS liAMIttIh F11RASEI1, Yr. of I'elig, Esq. to Mss JANEI F RASRIR I'YTe1:tt, youngest daughter of the late -lon, Alex. vraser Tyrler, Lord WoodlOUSelee. Aharried, at AtIchaber ...

... Sold by A. BRoWN di Co., L. dc J. SMITH, D. W YLLIE & SON, G. CLARKi & SON, and the other Booksellers, Aberdeen. The Return of Lord Elgin from China. O N SATURDAY NiEXT, TilE 1T STe mar., WILL Br, PUBLISHsED A DOUBLE NUMBER of the ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS ...