... | I THE WISH FATHER TO TE TETHOUGHT. I on. a. hin. THE continental view of the various move- B be ments of Church parties in this country.seems fi, ads to owe much to distance and imagination. A ear French writer in an Ultramontane journal says In .en the resuscitationof the RonianCatholichierarchy fc tet in Scotland is partly due to what he is pleased ol ew to call, the approaching ...

... I it 3E. The jildgmenlt in this case was given by tire Railway Commsnrsioners on Saturday. Sir Frederick Peel, presi- irt (lent of thle Commission, read thea decision asi follows: ti 'The Great North of Scotlanid Railway Corisoli- hi dation Act, 189 section 55, enacts- That itCo i.shall not be lawful for tire company to chrarge Car en in tespoct of tire several articles, matters, and lU ...

... IIrLC Ili L TIn lFIR T DIVI!SION. 2ihl tiers TsunsiuAY, June 61, 1111 I' aR tile. ,in- TILE-, K'EI'H RIOTS CASE. ae :iFg FRA SE It 1. LA I N O. it Ulle The Solicitor-General to-day, in sneaking to the rule bad 10 ill this case, Sald there was not thle slighitest thave npo do, rtet' thle person of thle pursuer (if any.) inijury wlittever, so OCCt that litw statemen~its ablout perstinal ...

... TOUt SMOKE MAER JESTY'S IV A GN RICHMOND GEM,` and other B *S of CIGARETTES and TOBACCOS, P ONE THEM ,PURE and UNADUL- :: '.:T ED. Tb .uro and unadulterated American Ciga, I1 .ret ahd Smoking Tobaccos manufactured by k 14 i L M9^ Jr F. Al.Ttu & Co., of Rihmond, Vir. 0 j- ', gtrell~%liS,,ora exclusively m~ade from the purest Natural Leaf Tobacco- . -: b 'te ey can be smoked without fear ...

... ( D I I : \KS '-iS- DlIFFER'ENCES. I':. tkdl'wint Colasul 1iication-sll 1but in ar -o!lv respt ets s¢igniicijIit-hIs been addressed to ill ba lii ab'e andl active member of the Libe-iral ev p art in this quairter - ce Sl,- Ie that t1e Liberals of AblO :din to. be re -il 1110el( viril lk visit froll, rdr( l :bo.J. tlio th i.,1at thelre t ill ie (ilaC giand deinonsti tiol, ial s10, rc 'Itt. of ...

... P'OR'rsoY I nI ClIUIUCH DAZAARI. e A fanby hillr, ti o proceeds of which will go to id in defmyio- the lebt pre.,ently remting on the recontly- erectod Fir Ie Clh rI t Portguy, was opened on Wedl- nesday forenoon by Rev, Mr ]'cyton, tibe miniister of the e echur(l. It mlaly be recalled that the foudlidatiollnstonle Iof aL Free chilricm to repleo the oldl stru eture formeoly 1d in Use( wIas ...

... ABERDEEN AVAPINSCIAW CLOSE OF THE TMEENING. The Aberdeen aVaiisach5'i ot 1878 was brought to al t close yesterliyafterprobahlY ti eletostsUeccOUfill nseeti IIg that has taken plasce iii thle lIiauyo h tsi'5l The event has been iordutl, oan the Ifhole, Of illcht at character as to deserve is notable place in the oflicial o records, The proceedings wrei began onl a fino summer 1i morning, the ...

... Al I l'LDEIN FREE PRESBYTEIRY. *if, it 1'P.OFESSOI1 SXITH'S CASE. ty This rev. Court met on Tuesday for ordinary business IS -Professor Salmond, moderator. lY ANSWElS TO DR BROWN'S lEASONS OF D)ISSENT. g. The following answers were read to Principal Brown's It reasons of dissent against the finding of the Prcsbytery Ic not to discuss the libel in slump - in 1. There may be room for difference ...

... I 1TI(HER EDUCATION IN PETERHEAD. i .P1O1P'OSED TRANSFERENCE OF THE f i ACADEMY. t! A mceting, of the subscribers to the Peterhead Academy to the extent of £5 ang upwaitds and thc directors was held in the buildings on Tuesd)y, to de. l jiberite on the advisabilitv of the transference t4f the Aca leaily lBitliltdgs anai funds to the Burgh School Boanrtd. Provost Alexiander presided; and ith ...

... nBANI'F.4 t, OVen 5? iou es' Ciusi INA r Coun'r. -W illiam Gordon, a 110 33135 carter, residing at flack ?treot, ICeIth, wee yesterday 0 brinight befoie 8liceiii'?uIotitute NioiicrieiT, ehared 01 a ith having, on 22ni1 July current, within the ltoyai ti * Gik lIe tel, Kei eli, assaulted to tile CifuijOil of blueR 15 Chai los Inglie, ii labourer, also reajiliog there. ['Ill ? JIlIlI accused ...

... POONA ZENANA AIIMION. BAZAAR AT ELLON, -This There is perhaps no single miissiun' - remeEd night popular, in this part of the country isast, ra e 3eing Church of Scotland's Indian Zenana 31ission. It l COD- especial favonrite among the ladies, and particul710 aisf since the recent visit of Airs Ferguson, one of the ladis d engaged in the mission work at Poona. In severa g ad parishes ladies' ...

... nt THF Improvements Committee of the Town j a [e Council have aon admirable opportunity for exer- tl 1 cisilg their ingenuity and enterprisc. Their t] 1. schemes of improvement are so wide that theI C th oniy regrct is that the means of giving effect to a id the proposals are comparatively so narrow. h he Whatimight not be done by a litdle of that Im- ff n- perial power that enabled the late ...