... DE AND WAGES THE STRIKE AT settlement of this strike was not effected on though the question in dispute had been down to @ very peint, beth sides were to give way. were clamvrous @ con’ of the old wages, and io any of « compromise or even of tration, and steamship owners were less their opposition to arbitration ; but om Saturday friendly negotiations had advanced so far that masters and mep ...

... Sr ' ALNOTICES. TO CORRESPO-NDENTS. We C1iti't it C,tirta;ke Lt retmti.uror to enter into correspon- No , note ca~n Le taken of anti'~nt7mous emuiatn. Whates-er 15' hitenlaiu 6o neiwttetio Muitst iso urRIehntivatecl byta lhe name,, all adetr-Ss, OF the -el-xe . noL iicces&uiiy for pubiS-sh szion, but as a gua-aiii-,tt agOf faith. Loc The Atnerleen Jeoirn'st mia' be Mad dad;y at the EQOOSTALLs ...

... MEETING OF MINERS AT CAMBUSLANG miners of thy was heid is of tuners wages, and visabi. ...

... ABS TRADE, (FROM OUB OWN CORRESPONDEYT.) Mark Lane, Dunrs¢ the recent spell of hard, frosty weather the corn market was dull and drooping, little dis- position being shown by and dealers te buy wheat except for immediate wants, while holders seomed rather afraid of current prices being main- tained, notwithstanding the low level to which they had fallen. Now that mild, open weather has come, ...

... SPECIAL NOTICES. En' TO CORRESPONDENTS. iN We cannot undertake to return, or to enter into correspor- VA( dence re=aruing, rejected eomsunications. &IV No notice can be taken of anonymous com'innnicttions. a Whatever is intended for insertion must be authenticated bv ing be name and address of the writer; net necessarily for publi- COR ation, but as a guarantee of good faith. POR date day The ...

... EDGAR WETTO N'S PATENT rts MAGNETIC APPLIANTCES I FOR wii THE CURE, RELIEF, AND PREVENTION 'he n's OF DISEASE. is~g __ __ _ ich .MR G. F. SARGENT'S TOUR THROUCH THE NORTH OF SCOTLAND. in nMg RETURN VISIT OF led MR G. F. SARIGENT T srs me TO ed. IANFF AND TURPIFF. ' ble n, : r, Mr G. F. SAaGENT (tr EDGAR Wgrrov's Representative e. int.-cotland) respectfully informs the Residents of Banff and ...

... COURT UF BESSION. TEIND COURT—Moxpar, February 17, asp PETITION.—JOHN BIRXIE ADAM A petition to the ot Adam, ship A and P, of of Old attached te i pe part of the guoad em of a months ago in lieu of an ago. The church was built and it has beet of ee Old fees iain and it t is the tanta, of the and it intended contains between six seven hundred sittings, and of these 325 are There is a whom 233 ...

... AND STEAMSHIP (Prom Gronatrar, Feb. 19.—The Peninsular and Orb 8 steamer Teheran, with the here ut midnight foe the 24thinst. The same com- may be expected on pton on the ete en India (i avy) mails, left bere at 10 bay. Both Feb. 19¥.—The Peninsular and Ori- ental © Vanecore arrived here até p.m, which left at with the India and mails, P.u. for London, Matra, Feb. 19.— from Glen Line for ...

... COURSING, MEARNS CLUB MEETING. = ...

... measures have been issued :—(1.) the Home Secre- tary, “for the pro- secution of offences in Ba, and for other pur- a solicitor for ners Bill (also Home Secretary BEY The amend the law things, te the the ex- penses; the of coroners ; attendaace of “section, of coroner te summon Foes ta te such the pesalty to be in- curred by them in case of neglect inquiry; aad the abolition of of the coroner ...

... a race of hutches which drawn up the and when near the top of vise ong. went down the brae and crusted the poor fellow against the w Death was Tornirr.—Man Killed on the M: Saturday morning, while J Meldrum, per and Railway; was guing rounds previous to the of the fast train, he came the dead bod @ man lying on the line, w a bridge ee site the farm of Dounpark. The and to Be that labourer o ...

... SPECIAL NOTILOS To CORRSPONDZi4¶ ' ' We cannot ulnderrtake to return, or to enSter inio crrespon. deuce rigtt'rdihig, rejected cmnnunlications. - I No notice canl be taken of anonymious emtamicialss. Whatever LS intended for 'lisertion ma: -w ateitted by ae nlne and addess of the salter net nso for publ. ation, but as a gaitee of good filth. The Aberdeen Journal may be had daily at tbie ...