... EDINBURGH SUTHIERLANP ASSOCIATION. -1s ?? . a .1 I I . -. -- t The Edinburgh Sutherland Association held d their twenty-fourth aunual festival last night v f within the ?? Hall. Mr Donald Mlaclteod, v ?? presided over a large gathering. The chair- t monn in the course of his address Said that those t who thought the Crofters Act iveolvel t the land question must have been grier- o ou31y ...

... - MrnEOxOLOGIcAT Osrwx, LO ON, As Friday, January 1L The depressions off the north-west of Irelad and ;the sooth-west of Englaad appear to be spreading i over the kingdom in an easterly direction, while ) . do I another disturbance is advancing over the Bay of Mi Biscay. A considerable increase of wind from the J. south-eastward is preoable in all the more nerthern N' and eastern parts of our ...

... CETEWAYO'S, RESTORATION. DISSATISFACTION OF CHIEFS. (REnTER IS TLEGRAM.) Durban, January 31. Cetewayo has been reinstated at Ulundi as King of Zululand. Five thousand Zulas were present at the cere- mony. Sir Theophilus Shepstone read to Cetewayo the conditions of his restoration. Many chiefs expressed great dissatisfaction with the conditions, especially the stipulation by which Usibebu ...

... VACATWO. SPEECnS. UIR ORE EWING, S.P AT 'I ElIByINTLLOCEI. : lst night Mr A. Orr Ewing, MY., addressed: a meetin of his constitudita in the ball of the Tem- perance Institute,Eirkintillocb. There was a large attendance, Mr James ])alrymple of Woodhead presided, and there were also en the platform -Mr I W. Burt Wright of Auchinvole, Mr T. D. Sproat iof Middlemnir, Dr D. P. Stewart, Mfr James ...

... THE HIGHER 1DUCAJ&ION Or WOUMN. I DlXOEBa:Dt$ DX SGLA50W IB IS¶ON. j mA emorandum suggested by the EducationalT Endowments (tcotland) Act, 1882, has been issued by the Glasaw Association for the Higher Educa- tion of Women. We make the following extracts:. This association has now been in existence for five years, and its main objects hive beau to provide for women in Glasgow and the West of ...

... FRANCE AND THiS COPPERI i RANCE QUESTION I .es (r.rUTgr'S TELEGRAM.) is Lre , Paris, Mlarch 10. sen on The report read to-day at the meeting of the ho, BR, Society des Metaux states that the fall in. the - he price of copper which was due to the action of mo af operators for the fall, and which exposed the . copper industry to ruin, has ceased. Tile society bo: has modified the situation, and ...

... TRE ROYAL SILVER WEDDING. CELEBRATION IN tONDON5o, S of Cal S Her Majesty the Queen, accompauied by the Lu Princess Beatrice and Prince Henry of llattsnhearg mne cod the -Duchess of Albany, visited the Prince of 9 gt Wales on Saturday morning to offer their congratn- M i ?? cone the occasion of, the silver wedding. ho T~he King of the Belgians, Prince and Princess an', Christian, and Princess ...

... 1REXOLU'TION I'N ST. DOMINGO. (Extract of a Lvtter, dated Cape Iborv, October 13.) Since my last, of the 27th September, a revohi- lonl bas taken place -here. It was tfranel twvo months Iago by seven ot the chiefs, but so secret was ititept, that I do not believe a single person knew of it until jit broke out, which was oil the niglit of' the Git' inst. On that evening they assembled all the ...

... (F/ion 1le New Timcs. )-A- point of law has bieen saved by Sir Francis Burde-t's Counsel, (M. Ir Deriman). from which the firiods of the defendant cblyfitlei d] y an ticipate his escape tromr the cousequences of thlis verdlict. I'he kbjectiun is tlii: thiat there vas no li~rect plroot' thrit Sir F raicis caused the publica- ticlid l~eieestersljire hecause thout hitterwas 'late(latKirby ar, in ...

... THL QUEEN. ?? \ilxety retu nied thiefollowinggrncious nnam er tk the Berwiwbk Auidlrcss, prcsented on Vcslvtd: For ?? loyal andil affiectionatc Addierss I fi-el (lecld y illt litedl to tlhe Mayoxnr, lIailiT, aml ) orgillesses ot the Borough of 1Berwiielk-upon-Tweed. The ra- vage Which dleath ba$ made aiongst ly ncarest andl A nos t be]wvedt rc:otivyes, Since I left Enlrlind, ?? fuat ...

... EXLCU.lION 01? NSBITT. 3IA'IDSTONE, 1lONDAY, JULY 3]. This wretched criminal surrendered hlis lif& to- day to the outraged laws of his country. FRoin the complication of crilmes of which he was Convicted, and fromt the probability that the murder of Mr. Parker and his housekeepcr was not the first instance in whichi he had been guilty of a violation of the laws, great curiosity prevailed to ...

... LONIDON; Psv:IBEHll 5. letters have reachet ttrt. fromn Admi'ral '7rion, -dated from before Carthbigehhtof'8t8h Sspteinber.- 'I'bis Officer stotes, wev'utwxb4siand, that it was his Inteution, in conl iltuice. of, the arraligement lade with General Boli-var, to remain-on that line of coast vuntil the Patriots slthui1gairl posswssioll of the most -important places in tbiat UlirCtion, viz. ...