... ~- -0 L l A LETTERS TO TV' ,A6 EDITOR. An Allr-A, a t* AU eorrespon e, the paper only, or . lmust Wnite On oiE sinS o0 - d-fr letters -Il be rejected. MEDICA . ZR, P-RRNUES BRTWXEN DR. csflt AND DR. STANISTRERBr. ?? is my own opinion, and, as far as I Vilvie teen given to understand, that of the Vnic at large, incling several members of the tredical profession to whom I have related the late ...

... IR MY f VnYv:!lY I (Br )louswn.) We are evidently improving in South Wales, for Christmas has passed with its many eistedd. focda, and the Welsh national journals are almost free from the usual wails of lusersat the Literary tournaments. There was a time -when the small poets, after the eisteddfodau at Christmas bad been held, deluged the Welsh editors with epistles displaying the displeasure ...

... CABDIFF SCHOOL BOARD ELEOTION. MFETING AT CATRAYS IN SUPPORT OF TUIDDEN DEUMIAT ONAL CANDIDAnrs. On Saturday etening a divisional materir, in support of the four denominatioeal candidates ass held at the Catbays Church School. Mr. I: g~edew pres.ed, said in the course of a fewt opening retuarks spoke in favour of religious tcking in tbe echools. He then called upon the car didl.es present to ...

... THE -r, QLTwO KTIJRKISH ?? WAR ATEU' . TELEGRAMS. Ii CLOSSING OF THE .ISAL KANS. | ' l; ADVANCE ON SOFIA. i i.RETihEAT OF THE TURKS. 'TURLRE OF BAKER PASHA. A ?? from thoeRussianheadqnarters, ,t~d Begot, Saturday, ?? have alcd here of the manner in which the -Onsluge of the DBalkans was effected. On DeCceumber 2(; the Russian troops started from UrXiorLio for Tschurpjan, and from Wrats. ciE ...

... ?? dx- I ARTSTICE NEGOTI- I A.ATIONS. t THIE RUSSAN DEMANDS. THE REPORTED SUSPENSION I OF HOSTILI'TIES. SURRENDER OF ADrflANOPLE. ' The Pera correspondent of the Dal. ?Y Tele. ygrqph, writing on Friday night, says -The Turkish delegates met the Grand DakS d Nicholas yesterday evening at Tirnova, wahe 8] the preliminary notes were exchanged i The Grand Duke then announced that A he had decided ...

... ET1PEE-AB RD1PEN-AND DISTRIOT TRAMWAY. I- i. i . -. . . . . . .. . 1 - . 1 P~tlet~t is o hoheldthis iifternoo o l led~ 0 oImts frost t ioStreet - CotnnIhtereeisendi . 0 te Aberdleen 'Tttuiwaysi, And thu Lie to Eoht end mid. tote.Tbo.equniuiit~cee ytijeL to tho cqristruction. Oftpc *Quay tt'ornwiy, btt1 at doilut; of thte tlia.rowncOss of tlici cutricigewi' of Brtidge ISticot. (3feet) , Manil ...

... P i'l^TBBRIEAD. 'a;V unou BJ oUI0OOLIBOAU1D.-.A meeting of' thi Uurghl! b xn, Scahool!Bonrd was held yesterday-Mlr Ti J. Bremner I rs, presiding. A letter fron the East Churoh managers in .I W. referenco to the alleged encroachment on their feu by c Ur theo School Board wns read. The 'letter, which ehl- tl as, racterised the conduct of; the Sihool Boerd as a law- b ;the less act,'doenaniled ...

... mILRAL ASSOCIS'I'TON FOR FORFARSHIRE. Ijil WedulehldY afternoon a mecting of tho county cte wis held ill thle Tulwnhall, Forfar, the object elec to fSOII a liberal A'ssociatiou similar to those recentlY forlle in Edinburgh, Glasgow, and Dundee, B jaj'ht lton. * E. Ecater, MLP. (ehalirlan). h tth Clisirmasi having explained tbe object of thle a till Mr Barclay, MIr., movol the fellowilig I - ...

... THE KIRKIIILL PUBLIC SCHOOL, NICG. ke nig to RiSOrUTION TO APl'Y TO PYAILTAMENT. att u°r On ucseday afternotin a meet(ing of the School Board V11 ti, of the parish of Nigg was held within the ofice of tho il Ur clerk, Mr M'Lcnnanl, 4S King Strcet-Mlr P. Qooper, a1o Ys chairman of the Board, presiding. see The chief business before the meeting was to receive oil) and dispose of n ...

... The annual Clristmnas Tree Bazaar in aid of the funds of the Dorcas Sooiety was held in M1r Minty'a 8 Hall oln Saturdey laot. Thle Rev. W. W. Peyton, pro- sidlent of the society, openid it by prayer, and after- 8 wards gave a short ilnlress, seatting forthi the workings of the society during tho past fourteen years of its existence, and showinglo Ow it had won the confideneo a and support of ...

... THE FARMERS' COLUAIN. at - r( l1at THE FEEDING OF CATTLE. WE aing ~~~~~~BARLEY OR DIALT! 1a an A considerable amount of discussion has taken place Al ran., recently an the sub ject of the malt tax, and the value co *s of malt for feeding pnrposes. The question whether Hli 'sire barley or malt is at once the cheapest Tnethod of feed- SC ing cattle, i~nd whether the one or the other will yield 3 ...

... | An accident resulting in the death of a Steeple I u 5 Jack, which has cast quite a gloom over the town al B I happened in Inverness yesterday. For some weeks tj | Messrs Goodchild & Moir, known as Steeple Jacks, of Dundee, have been engaged repairing the Town spire. Recently they commenced repairing the spire t of the Free High Church. Yesterday morning, shortly v after ten o'clock, ...