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... MIR V. L. SANHOPE ON' THE AGRICULTURAL DISTRESS. se 3Ir W. L. Stanhope, the member for South York- te shire, speaking at Loxuy, near Sheffield, last evul ink, ' referred to the agricultural distress, which he satd 'h had been greatly exaggerated. The only thing Go- vernment could do for the farmer was, by sound IrciS- e lation, to stamnp out plecru-pneumonia, and 'ther 2e diseases which ...
... SCHOOL EXAMIINATIONS. Pruta iE PUBLIc SCHfOOL-The Oldmxachar SchoollIas BeardI mlet yesterday at Primrose Pablic School on the {H o~iil of their annual visitation-Rev. Mir Shepherd, pr the ch.,raisuil of the Board, presidting. There were pre- at sent from the Board Messrs Duff of Anafield, Craig, I andi ClilSk; .4n among the visitors wrere Rev. Mir Jamnie- t h son, U v. Mr COdder, Rev. M~r ...
... l i _ T tisj, tt TO) THE ED)ITOR. I Thrt OR VICTORIA BRIDGE. Jo Y .i se by th e ne-wpapers of Saturday that the wit -'in--a :tuinittte of our Town Council had stol - ot to have a demonstration at laving a Re 'L--tone for Torry Bridge, owing to the out It would cost the town. I may say, as the Pel ' t~- ri be laid on the north side of the water, arc --. tLr which would cost a trifle (to such a ...
... THE ELGI1 AND NAIPN ELECTION. St ttements issued on be- I half of Sir Go :--e M ~acpherson G. ;; Bart., and bellt Go to~ ' electors,withrefe ecne to the eight poitts wherein it isstatel tale candidatres diff'' :- 1. Ganze.-.\r Biudie bhaa evaded the d irect e queetiou put to him. Will i he yes or no, support Sir r Alexander Gordon and I Lurd iMacduff's Bill, vlhich, l as everyone knows, gives ...
... NORITH flRITIoH RAILWAY MEETING. Is Ot -- -i comn- The half-yearly mneeting of the North Blitish Rail-t then vay G CUwilloEny was hold in Queen Street Hall, Edir,- k 185 bu1rgh, yester(dLy aftineron. There was a large attend- ; are ance of shaieholdeis. hlr Stirling of Klippenda;vie, mile. chlairman of the comripany presided. year The Chairl Eau, wh, lose :amid apple USC Lfnd ii hisal, ti-st. ...
... POUR LADIES' COIOLUMN. BY: ONE OF THEMSELVES, go A po~uringwettday in the mountains-the first we h E, have had slitce wAe left Lindon, cannot, I think, be, better enpioy Ed than inl recording souse of our novel ic exiperielceo. I t i cturi m how ,ne b-coni-q r' con ci ]I , to iuconvecliencues a,A -1Ii scoleforts. %iieiet-s- '-iOl i Ig seemed insurmiounthlie nad uikIearabW-. in the htur' b ...
... THE, PEDESTRI FEVER IN SAN -FR-ISCO. e The pedestrian fever has intensified to that extent a o in this vicitiitv that there is every. indication that the s. o community can hardly recover unless something ..is o done for its immediate relief. Last Tuesday morning al I there was a general domestic sensation over the entire a 0 Western Addition. Over forty boys had suddenly r disappeared from ...
... SCOTCH THRIFT AND INGFNIITY. s niteresting illustration of Scot'ch thrift and in- ohie: kgenuity is at present being afforded by the iron- the - masters of Lanarkshire. In competition with their ordir brethren in England the northern makers of ir stair have always suffered from the inferior quality of the mtis e coal available for smelting purposes, the production have - per furnace, in the ...
... TEE WEATHER. airY LONDONS, Tuesday, 6 P I ,IAMThe wavether during to-day, though still dull ...
... tIhe, TUESrDAx NOmVl. AB3ERDEEN, TUESDAY, N~OV. 18, 1879. . Tim administration of direct retribution to I tho8e guilty of participation ii the Cabull mgpaf sntm nrn~nprls. Ac ir - -! *I -- 6--.y v, partcipation in the Cabul massacre proceeds apace.'The Commissions of Inquiry have examined upwards of 100 wit- lmesses, and as the result of: the evidence adduced 49 natives have been executed. ...
... [BY TELEGII-.H FROM OtUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] Tint EGra'LA- QUESTION-AN IMPORTANTr MISSION- THE REPRESENTATION OF LoUTH-CHANG0E5 1N THE ADNTEALTY ADMINISTRATivE DEPARTMENTS -THE TNTEw NA-vAL CAT-THE REYLVAL OF TRADE-LOSS OF CAMELS iN AFGHANISTAN- THE CABINET COUNCIL - WESTMI1NSTER-MR' TooLE'S MANAGERIAL DEBUT-HER MAJET NY'S THEATRE-Al, INTERESTING PRoJECT. LONDON, Monday nighit. Sir George ...
... ITHE IRISII AGITATION. | ANOTHER ARREST. n COMMITTAL OF THE PRISONER as -- i5 THE ALLEGED SEDITIOUS SPEECH. Y, Another arrest in connection with the land agita- 3- tion was made yesterday in Dublin. Shortly before Be eight o'clock Thomas Brennan, clerk in the employ- It ment of the North City Mfillirg Comr*any, wa.is . crested by Superintendenlt MNallin, of the detective to police, on a charge ...