... INTERESTING SMALL DEBT ACTION. i WILLIAM D. WATSON V. JOHN GRANT. iB William D;avidson Watson, draper, Union Place, sued ; John Grant, bhlcksmith, Gilcouiston Steps, in thi. t. Small Debt Court, for the suin of 10, being the value Is of a quantity of iron railings carried off by the defender r, from premises belonging to the pursuer in Beaconnfieli .; Piacc, to which they heel heen suppllied ...

... FLGIN. 0 (nA icy iy T! CSn 'EIIN~iN52IP (-TAI'l Bui'ttonI PC) ICE TO FIHTr- At thle Police Court on If aijdrr- be. IN. fore hIall ie Nieroll-John ir i , odioao ickic,'' all Elgin a nra 2chaicr ter who lbs1 licihetiispeVioulsly coliviciLed, w we,;s broughot 11p cliatrgeol with havhiig on the 18th inst. ~i conmuuitnitd a breachl of the pt-ce oil High 1St eCt, anil ci ciiiillnsey-,d the ~tiupl ...

... JOTT ING v ro Beware of him who hates the Iaul-h of a chils.l A wise mnall will melee haste to forgive an injury. Id No hope so bright but it is tile beginning of its own Ig fulfilment. A mlan is called selfish, not for pursuing his own good, but for neglecting his neighbour's. The lady who made a dashl has since brought her husbesd to a fall stop. The beast tiring out-Out of debt. The worst ...

... AGRI C ULT UR EL. aDIDESIDE UNION AND AGRIiCUL'PTURAL ASS50 fa' it CIATION SHOWS AT BANCHiORY. Si The Anunail Deeside Unlion And Deceido Agricaltural Si ie Association slwws wore hell onl Thitrsfday onl the market G i- Atimeec, Planobioy. Thue show of the furier society is Ef '0 coliihitlI to Para bred Stock, as circuit one being holl &, alte-rniately Att Liaicliory, Elit, andi T1'rphillB, cv ...

... 1WI MBLEIDO N AlME EJTING,| WIMBILEDON1 Wednesda11Y. C ''le fi rst thinug Sto Its tiecit d Slits Imorning wait Who wats to bear off lie Cupi f(ir ture Doily Telegraph priz. It will Its remnembured (bitt on 'I'uesday webeit tue Corn LIi petitijolt finished Seit g. Fletcher, of' Sts 3rd St irliiig, Lr Itoill Joipil. encd, 4is bucks, hail both keo red Stie Menu higlh-st possible nuinber-vte., 35 ...

... INSPECUON OF THE ROYAL BODYGUAltD. ml.- -..-1 :. -..^:^.h T-T- 11.4.W .~r TI-1-nvoll I It The annual inspection of Her Majesty's Bodygimrd of Yeomen of the Guard took place last week in the . garden of St James's Palace. The parade wae under the commnnd of Lord Sklmersdale, the captain,and the followingofficersof thecorps were present:-Lient.- Colonel Need, Lieut.-Colonel the Hon. .W. J. ...

... FRENCIl FETES. The French people (says the Paris correspoosleont of the Pall .7Uall Gazalte) has an innate love for f6tes, and i it is not to he vonudered at that the Catholics of Mar- seilles slhoulsl have resented tho interference of the 1 Mlrnicipjal C'notcil which prohibited the usual procession on Corpus Christi Day. 1t all the other large towmi in Franice processions were organised, and ...

... I -- e DECISION BY SHlERIFF WILSON. Sheriff Dove Wilson on Wednesdaygave decision in tho u Coertihouse, Aberdeen, in the case of the Police Conn- missiolntri against Messrs Andersen and Mackie for water rates. The Sheriff said this was a question ns to the lia- bility of the defender for certain water rates in the Ohl Town of Aberdeen. In terms of t former decision, I held that itl the absence ...

... CLOSE OF THE CONGGRESS.A1 (le SIGNATURE OF TIHE TREATY. t CLOSING ADDRESS BY i PRINCE BISMARCK. v MuEl'IN, Saturday evening. The Congress held its last sitting to-day, and all the Pleniplotentiartles and members were present in full diess, (Is at tile op)eting sitting. Tbe proceedings t, coniniencd(l at 2'30 pln,, end lasted till four pum., ndB the treaty was signed by all the ...

... I Tmi ,Shnhuleud of Saturday, comnmenting oil the Cattle Diseases Bill prtoceedings in tho House I of Commons, says V-' Even Mr Forster himself for a short tinie yesterday aftebrnoon seemed to I have found that obstructiveliess Was :a contagious disease, and to have caught this grievous malady 4r10oni the neighbourhood of Ilis friend Mr Bar. clay. This gentleman ought really to be made a ...

... I I tbo Time tutter failuro and mortificatiosi in which A ned the l1ou1naniau pl)eipotentiaries have returned o' to Duchurest would have commanded much tc for more sympathy Juad the Rourinanians shown alny I trace of loyalty to the rule which bids us do to tl orl others as we would have others do to us. A sc tile Jewieh populatiou, numerous enough to re- I people Palestine, has long boon ...

... iMPERiAL PAR~LIAMIENT, -Mr er of hOUSE OF LORDS-TUEsDAY. was Tue Dir] fIr inr'r'llor turk Iris sr-at at five o'clock 1 The Ciraritahle Trusts Bill. c. lircir stool fur thud or', rearlier. ii am on thu rlitiirti if tire Lvii (iii or -her ti-li StilliiliiiISO, Air illijI CilO hail I 'iii isbril t?l )t and cc-iou tire Iletioll of tIn ci' strati 'e)LS t 0 lit' for' the iritre Inc. tire hull of ...