... A. *? -? -.-- LA? - ½ -]3id-i, Aikevjun., Master of >lc founder,. Louvauj in regar.d to the beh~j jQ -~coa L-hWiChll to M. Van Aerschldt . ,rom rC een 4th Junei.8S wrt yw time e Sgo, are 'only now beong cj considered. 0 wbllgf A clc is in course of const byte Bland &0 Co., Croydon, and the °Towyn Cuniiltt, resolved to provide ene bell of 3Bet aCUtlbl whic must stiike the hoezrs, and also (and0 ...

... DARING BUSHRAGER'S CAREWR 'Iv v hly fAt the present time, says the Melbournve Tea -. on-. graph, when-a large portion of this colony is b inig ilY kp in a state of constant excitement by the nowr *ty, jnotorious lKelly gang, all excitement .participae. ithin, doubtless, to a certain extent, by the inhabi nts thof the other colonies, it may not be mat apropos boa si-recall a case which occurred ...

... Its; of rainfall and such an abnormal deficiexlcjr of ingof the sun's rays account for thee slow progress of the ai?-crops, and Wee extreme lateness of all kinds of fruity E;fs - . . . .. lIARVEST PROSPECE es The following letter appears in thhTem of m of w day : ;, . of ¢'Tiptree Hall, K~elvedlen, Essex, July31. nSir,-Three brilliant perfect summer days ceheers our spirits and ...

... GA4.RIOCH ROAD T|RUS6TEES. The aninual general meeting of the trustees of the inas third or Garioch district of Aberdeensh:ire roads Is at was held yesterday forenoon in the Ktintore Arms ames Hotel, Inverurie. MIr Lumsden of Pitcaple presided,l The and there was a fair attendance of the trustees. l had ELECTION OF CHAIRMAN AND OFFIC[ALzS. truc- Sir Archibald Grant of Monymusk proposed that e, ...

... INVERURIE I? con- PAROCHIAL BOARD YE htTfIDIE rmoinof m~eeting lof the ?aroci rh Ui.ty ~ lesn nanimously Bappinto~J venuing, drng th yea 48 g oeW commtttee Anr admitted, -and l~eatr r nAtf~te;r Supervision anentteEuatio ie Pibleons to the meeting. Theexedtr dun~~ sowa a fing rabd of £2 sg. h E at tche rate of 7 d perf° on°° la a~Pse lands, th Odper £ iono tensands ofd houste5Sg R anulper cent. ...

... IM-PERIAL PARLJA1-MENT 't-I riOUSE OF' COMMONS-WEDNESDAY ed, Tbe Speaker took bthe chair at twenty minutes past ~b ot twelve. 60, SCOTCH PETITIONS. F ea Petitions wvere presented by Mr J~vt[ES STEWART . n ofro seamintin ofth port of Greenock praying for a system a betofexan i ~ano seamen as to character anid compe- e; en .teny rby Mr LEITH from the Town Council of Aiber- ld benagainst the Poor ...

... THE MA\RQUIS OF RIPON ON TEE GOVERNMENT POLICY. A4 great Liberal demonstration was held on Saturday nt Cleclkheatofl Among the guests were the Mar- f qlui; of Ripon and the accepted Liberal candidates f for the b~est Ridingr, Sir A. FPairbairn and gTSir J. WV. P Ransden. Mr Illingwvortb, Liberal candidate for B3radfOrd, &;;. The Marquis of PRipon, in responding d to the toast of TIhe Houses ...

... ~~~ - 7 vSv. l IN the Roulse of Lords last night the Lord Ohancellor stated that the Government were anizious to introduce a bill to consolidate the anxious to introduce a bill to consolidate the lunacy laws, but the late period of the session prevented the introduction of such a measure with any chance of success. iEarl De la Warr re- samed the adjourned debateon the second read- inlg of the ...

... The L~ord Clerk-Register (Scotland) Bill was[ read a second time in the H~ouse of Lords last| night. Lord O'Hagan called attention to the treatment of lunatics, with special reference t~o the report of the late Irish Lunacy Com- mission, and showaed that nothing had been done towards carrying out the recommendations of that Commission. The Lord4Chancellor pointed out the complex character of ...

... OLD?1AChAkt. PAILUCHIAL i?UARL?. nTHE POOR LA AMLENDMENT BILL. 0 A meeting of the General Pulrposes Comimittee of the Parochial Board of the Parish of Old racharwas held yes- 1, terday atfternoon, at three o'clock, in the Board Room, t Diamnond Street;, Aberdeen-Mr Garden, chairman of Ifthe Board;--presiding-for the purpose of considiering t.what recommendation should be made to the meeting ...

... kew TNI all the long list of causes which made the c mle nation dissatisfied with the late Liberal Govern- r of ment, perhaps none was more potent than its c our policy with regard to our Colonies. A& sneaking c erygympathy for iRepublicanism everywhere led- t out the advanced Liberals to wish to see our 000 Colonies set up for themselves. They did not s .h in grudge the loss of Central ...

... THI? WRECK O?' THE s?MrE? 01' VIRGiNIA. - - rioi. j The Ado York Timneso 4 he 181h ult. publishesl Ivies detsils of the wreck of this vessel,- from whicih wei Sun- take the following :- Hfalifa;, Nova Scotia, July; fl~ing 17.-The news of the disaster to the -steamship State 1 her of VNirginia, which went ashore on the ~east end of I mty- Sale Island during a dense fog ont Saturday night, man ...