... regarding the award of Mr Gladst ne and Lord llartiftgton. General Gordon, in whose favour the award was given, in a short note acknowledges the award, ami Mr Ainslie cheerfully bowed to the decision of the Liberal leaders, and Was glad to think that ...

... ; flrihs. Sle. Buperfins, —s. Fine mild, s ; mild, 13!'s. Salt kegs - Fourths, 82s; fifths, Css. Firkins in market, 163. FOOTBALL. Molt THOSE r. Akbboath.—A mutch was played between these clubs on the Links on Saturday afternoon, which resulted in favour ...

... FOOTBALL. Football—West End Academy r. Ffrnhall (Scratch).—The above clubs played match at the Magdalen Green on Saturday, when the Fernhall won by one goal to nothing. The play was of giveand-take nature the whole time, and it was towards the close of ...

... perished by the Tay Bridge accident, but will happy show the garnet to any party h mav call at the firm. FOOTBALL MATCH BENEFIT The Association football match between and the Stock Exchange was played at Kennington Oval, in aid of the sufferers from Tay Bridge ...

... short-sightedness, our American cousins allow their legislators to lay the goods sent to them from this land. And here it may be noted how the course of trade fluctuates. While wo are outselling many of the iron manufacturers of the American Continent, find ...

... FOOTBALL Aberdeen v. Perth Wanderers. football match took place on the ground of the Aberdeenshire Cricket Club, Holburn Street, Saturday afternoon, between teams representative of the Aberdeen F.C. and the Perth Wanderers F.C. The ground was in excellent ...

... witnesses were examined, but the case was continued for the evidence of Mrs Hampton, who was unable to appear through illness. Football.—A match was played on the Market Muir yesterday afternoon between the clubs Fairport (Arbroath) and Mercantile (Forfar) ...

... Sanitary Protection Association was formed. Meteorology at yehar.—The following'items have been culled from the meteorological notes the past year made Observat jry by Mr James Aitken, Union Bank, who has the sole charge of the establishment, and who also ...

... was beautiful and still; nothing interrupted the silence around but the harsh scream of the sreat northern diver, the musical note of tho long-tailed duck, or the blowing the white whale. Nevertheless, Dr Rae could not sleep. He was lying in his blanket ...

... died suddenly while engaged in domestic ■work her own house Blue Bell Close, High Street. Varutt Entertainments.—lt will noted that to-night and to-morrow night Mr M'Farland's company trom Dundee will give variety entertainments. the attractions are ...

... burghs presided over the respective Licensing Courts on Tuesday. Iu Anstruther, Kilrenny, and (.'rail, no change falls to noted, anil the licensed houses continue the same. This is also the case in I‘ittenwecm, where two publichouse transfers were granted ...

... FOOTBALL. Strathmore Harp.—The return match between the above clubs took place on Saturday at the Magdalen Ureen, before several hundreds of spectators. The Strathmore captain having won the toss, chose to play with the wind at his back. The ball being ...