... I lbe Right Hon. Colonel Stanley, Secretary for War, tih A yesterday formally opened the Barrow Conservative th is Working Alen's Club. He was accompanied by Mlr pc is CavendishllBentinck, Judge-AdvoCateGeneral, Mr' J. 1. IL ic Swarkie, ALM., and other gentlemen. An aidiess of rc by w elcome waes presented by the Conservatives of Darrow, n zh expressing their almroval of the policy of Her ...

... I TIUE STONE VTAVEN TOWNIAL'L BAZ AAR. IAs far ats call he jummgod fromm time rppearanm.'e of the etinlls, the bazamar which is to Ilm opmenedt to-dsty ait Stoeo. haven in aid of the fundsoml f thle sney 'rowimlimll will he at vory succesiful Gom. The debt which still rests oil the buildimig amounts to it considerable sum, hut as tiy scheme which may be promoted to remove it can rely r~ on ...

... The atnnual sbow of live stock il connection with this old-established club was held on Saturday at Inseli. Excepting a rather heavy shower of r'ain ill the morninig, the. weather was favourable for the sholv, and there was a goodl attendance of visitors. A step in tho direction of progrcss was this year taken in the printing of the names of the exhibitors of stuck, aind, as will be seen, it ...

... d; On Monday the annual show of cattle and horses in es connection with the above association wits held on the in my ariket stance at Craigievar. The weather in the II d- morning wns gloomy and rain fell, but by eleven e, er o'cloak it cleamedi up, and the day continued fine. The v err Show used to be held on a Saturday, but in order to w ry suit arrangements it has been held this year on the ...

... BANQUET TO CABINET1' MINISTERS A-Y LIVERPOOL. A , RAND) banquiet, attenided by representati%-,, every shade of political opinion, was given in lse. pool onWedneedaylnader the presidency of the in recognition (if the fact that three of the i nl of the present Ministry are M.P.'8 for Lancas ih :k vii., Mr ('ross, Colonel Stanley, and LDrd ails11 !(I Colonel Stanley, in replying for the arns ?d ...

... :1~N I)ON J,( If N DO (i- itI,, i.s 10 >N I) EIN UE. tt'ii~I P~iI N iiNE\NTM TilE11 NEW GEE- FOXAN A P FVU li'MflT EEt ) DttCK- lie Wi- etithiti 0 t' i Ei-if. ii ha , tolit e (Vr tl 1 -ttc lt it tollj- it , it, te 'Vesh it c l ot1 tIs'lal tt Si ii ii-Pnit Sii\ i-len ticv has InveC tt, ill exiltt . t re P iltt' Seto0t It V car id ill to ilitti', Beeittt lii liil-C g t thettl.Il~ -,l i tttt It ...

... R.EUTER'S TELEX RAMS. THE EA6T. b 'IiiF N lIJSiNG IN B( )SINI tI tht '11I IfdIT'lI ; vN, uul iS'1TIF NEtS OF S E IAJ EV0. o ell FRLICITFU1, SCENE'S AND) STEU(:ULEX t. III ic ivf tc e~nl r[i n di aw piet tr's oif theile ti1 tit strttgu ' to inl Setajevo onl thle taking of that place, t etititding one IC of I e ' 't'. ite sit igo)sti '.rilte Nvooteelilvte d~it.sriltc'l. as. it ttdlittg wva' ...

... o Yesterday in the AbeLdeenl Police Court-Baillic Inn Charlenis Smith on the bench-Ann Sutherland or Smith, bef Iesidiig ill St Paul Street, was charged with having, onl cot the 30th tilt., within her house there, carried (on budi- tit nesess a pawnbroker withoit hIavitig first obtainel a t 1icens flom the I'Povost rind Magistrates of the city. Site pleaded not guilty, and weIl defended by Mr ...

... at tht Tni; victory which our erratic friend Mr Mac- up Ba: 26 konnochie has -just achieved, in the Court of by tL ng. Queen's Benich, is one that may turn out to have rathe its practical interest and value north of the Scotc Twveed, The Church of Scotland has had thle Radi Se authoritative jurisdiction of its courts extended that I s.and strengthened of late years; hut the decision strat4 er ...

... DREADFUL OUTRAGES AND SUFFERINGS I IN ROUMIELIA. f neSome correspontlence which liaised Iietweeni the Mar- quis of Salisbury ande, Sir, A. 11. Layard by means of the telegraph aLs to the terms of the convention foi, the de- fence of Turkey was issued on Wednesday night from on, thle Foreign Office, together with correspondence corn- fol prsin may lttes i,[ nclgurIsresepecting the con. duet of ...

... ILONDA fl)KR11j?VONPENT (Ai/ V'elsqr-aih Jro iii err (hevr c'e~rrerpoenilr.) NOTICES OF MOTIONS FiOR NEXT SESSION OF PAIILIA- MENT-SIX bIaNT11S' RAILWAY ACCIDENTS-ex PEATH OF LADY LIXONI)-MIIC FAWCETT AND TJE sl VINIVESSITIIIS-PAItUIAM ElNTARtY DIVISIONS ON Ss IMPORTANT MEASURES--A NOVEL SWIM. few LONDON, Sunday night. 0515 Of Scotch motions which have been given for next Thin fiession, Mr ...

... HIUNTLY. cot POLICE COMMMiSI.oNEiS.-A meeting of this Doard tt, was held on Monday evening. A lettcr was cad from Mr Dunbar, of the Exprees Office, aecepting a water uleter 111, on the terms offered by the Coammissionlers. Mir Donald, baker, wrote refusing to have a meter. Some disHatis- faction was exprlessed at the way inl whicn Air Donald Irs had treated the Comomissionmeia in the matter. ...