... a CONTINUED ACTIVITY IN THE LAKE d. DISTRICT. ead [FroV TarH NEW ZEALANDi HerRA , .JULY 19.] olSince the last monthly summary, there has been a sustained activity in many of the points of eruption if in toe Lake District, but upon a comparatively mild scale. On several occasions there have been wonder- fil displays ot latent energy, but all these have been *svery tarnae affairs as compared ...

... -ft -TRIAL O S ok !{'S1 .'lsfn- G1 ' i L:!4~.X ';.'Ther wa a~re. tei~ucei'i' tb,igh Coprt tol Iof 4 ticia !>y ' '-~ di z ia n fgh i , Mwdk .th Qtria 'B'~, . e rom .,., #rvcharie'.WI h' :nibb bingqnd riotnganid btrfering':wh a4 enf-afi~ i kun;the digchi*g o l dt~~vnjrae ~a , :amout oi fuinterest .uite. 'a~* great as'. hec 'Tirese orofirs '.:riIa 'l -' Thbe :iurt' was- 'cowded, marl and ...

... THE REV. H. R. HAWEIS ON THE A'THANASIAN CREED. of On Sunday morning there was a full congregation linlk at- St James's, Westmoreland Street, Marylebone, ised when the Ruv. H. R. Haweis preached upon the are| Athanasian-MeoA This creed, he said, derived its rOm significance from the Nic-ue Creed, being an attempt Ible to emphasise certains propositions contained in the this latter. There were ...

... . ROBERT GORDON'S COLLEGZ Y. ANNUAL MEETING. . The annual general Court of the President and y's Governors of Robert Gordon's College was held in it the College yesterday-Lord Provost Henderson presiding. The other gentlemen present were-Prin. coipal Geddes, Baiies Gordon and Berry, Dr Bever- ey ridge, Professor Pine, P rofessor Struthers, Dr Moir, reMessrs John Gray, George Walker, John ...

... AGRICULTURA NEWS. ABERDEEN.ANGUS CATTLE. A FAMOUS FAMILY. Itnow remains (says a'corresp'ident of the I Live Stock Journal ) in continuation of a preVious artice, to enumerate the descendants of Ela 1205, the fourth daughter of Erica 843. 1. Emma 1738, calved January lst, 1873, sire of Roderick dhu of Kincraig 650. Emma has passed through several herds, and is now in that of Mr Mann, ...

... :LORD IDDESLEIGH AND THE, IMPERIAL INSTITUTE. The Earl of Iddesleigh presided at a county meet- ing held at the Castle,' Exeter, yesterday, with a5 view of taking steps to commemorate the Queen's jubilee. It was resolved to support the proposed-Imperial Instituate, and a committee wis'appointed to consider what other'steps, if any, should, be taken. Lord Iddesleigh, in the course of his ...

... | TIlE SCHOOLHILL DIFFICULTY. r3 at HEADS OF PROPOSED AGREEMENT. but The following proposals by the.Law Committee of k o the Aberdeen Town Council, drawn up eas the a b basis for an amicable settlement of the also Scolil d~oe ae before a special tnag comte' ~ gvroso oert Gordon's ther Colg.ysedyatro~ n eegenerally lese arodofbthm Lrd root Henderson, ties, wopedeaiththha rceved the reply his fo ...

... M MR ESSL.EMONT, M.P., AT CRUDEN. . . Il t Mr Esslemont, MP., addressed a meeting of the 2 East Aberdeenshire electors in the Free Church, Hatton, Cruden, last night. There was a large at- tendance. On the motion of ir Sutherland, Upper- mill, Mr Anderson, Old Town of Auquharney, took X the chair, and suitably introduced Mr Esslemnonb, in his opening remarks, referred to last election, ...

... :THE IERBUSTA DEFORCEMENT. : I h Es ' X, > I-- .. A SN , SENTENOCl,- LORD YOUNG At tbe High I1Dvt of Justiciary yesterday, the crofters' whop on , onday, were. found guilty ox mobbing and: riotitog, and deforoing a sheriff-officer at Herbusta, calue up for sentence. William M'Arthur, WilliW m Beaton, John M'Kezige,' and CharlesaM'Intol, were recommendedhby the jury to the utmost leniency of ...

... FISHINcG REPORTS. a ABERDEE, Wednesday. - Six trawieq- came U 5¶ to-day fairly well fished. The line boats are out, but none of them 'have, yet s returned. One herrinti boat arrived with three craus e of herrings. The following wereo tbe prices obtained s -OGod,1s83dto 2s each; ling,ls Od to 2s each; O bake and 8aithe, is each . large haddocks, 6s to se 8d r, per box; small haddocks, 6a'3d to ...

... COURT OF SESSION.-PRIDAY. CASE FOR SUavxotn OF TAXES ON APPEAL OF THE SCOTTISH PROVINOIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY, ABEBDEEN. At a meeting of the Commissioners of Income Tax, held at Aberdeen on 3rd August, 1886,Thomas evi Y. 'Vardrop, manager of the Scottish Pro- se, vincial Assurance Company, Aberdeen, ap- C1i pealed against an assessment made upon the NC company under Schedule D of the Income Tax ...

... [FROM A SPECIAL CoRRESP0NU2,9t^J. A fortnight of fine open weather in' the north, barring temporary depressions in the thermometer, has enabled the farimers to overtake' munhof the work of ploughing that was behind, and now, instead of successive squares of lea, we see over the country the black earth turned up to obtain what benefit may yet remain of the pulverizing influences of frost, the ...