... 811 ?? . - . - . [BY SPECiAL WIRE PROM OURB OWNs al CORRESPONDENTS.] it hit Losros, Tuesday night. Pr~ It is very evident that the Rilmainhaun treaty ela belongs to t~hose questions which are known as ha' 11Oh, von mnuse not mention them. At all' ma events., thar is the term applied to the subject by nlo fan honouralile mnember who dues not sit with PZ~ Mr Gladstone. Rumlours have for some ...

... 66 Virginia Street, Aberdeen, on the 3rd inst., Jambs Gillandbrs, son of Hugh Christie, ship-carpenter, aged three years. At 35 Short Leanings, Aberdeen, on the sth inst., Elizabeth Storm, only surviving daughter of Alexander Rowell, woodsawyer, aged 26 years. At 6 Braemar Place, Aberdeen, on the 6th inst., Mary Smith, wife of the late William Allan, fanner, Upper Brandsmyres, Banchory ...

... RU RXIIAL NOTES.Fc [B7 A RORA.L CosrursONVE2CT.) PARMEIS' GRIEVANCES AND LENIZTI)S-Z I do not wish to dwell on entail and l:nothec as far-nirs' grievances, becauuse they are nott uli1:vsli buW partial, and it is a questionl whether th.eir wls an- j tages d(j no' in some degree balance their disadva;n. tages. Sofar as entail help3 to keepestatsfrom Ixing muchsubdivided, and thereby come hllto ...

... 5 CEDLXUATiON AND INDUCTION TO ELGIN ; PJiIlSH CHURCH. Yesterday the Rev. A. Lawson, Maxwell Church, t Glasgow, was ordained and inducted by the Presbytery of Elgin' the junior charge of the Elgin Collegiate Pdalsh Church, vacant by the death of the Rev. J. J. Mac'de and the proinotion of the Rev, R. Maephersen- to the senior charge. There was a good attendance of the congregation present to ...

... -PETEREA HAMBOTJR TRIMTEES. l A special meeting of the PeteZaead Harbour Trustees was held ?? Alexander presiding. The Provost said the first business was of rather an impor. i tant nature, MlrLawsonihad comtenoed operations at the South Harbour, and out of doors it was said these operations were premature, as the dredger and plant being placed in the entrance caused inconvenience l to boats ...

... On Saturday, the barque Aura, of Denmark, arrived in Aberdeen Harbour to land the crew—ten in number—of the barque Moderation, of North Shield?, which was deserted in disabled condition, on Friday night. Samuel Cripps, master of the Moderation, states that on Monday, 21st November, he set out from Shields bound for Bona, French Africa, with a cargo of about 550 tons of gas coals. The same ...

... The Limerick police have been informed that another attempt will be made to blow up the barracks in William Street. Armed guards have been stationed around the building at short distances apart from each other, and strong patrols make frequent rounds. Similar precautions have been adopted at the other police stations, while at the military barracks sentinels have been quadrupled, and ...

... THE TRIAL OF GLUITEAU. ats I ann, ial [RscUTER's TELEBAmI.] represe in WASHINGTON, Saturday. which nuiteau, on being alluded to as the criminal angrily becaus exclaimed- Wait till I am convicted before you call policy me criminal. The Judge remarked that he had it whil considered the advisability of removing the prisoner at leaE from the dock, when he exclaimed-' The Court has which no ...

... It was intimated that the ministers of the city had appointed Principal Tulloch their assessor to the trustees of the Burnett Literary Fund. ...

... On Thursday night twelve sheep, the property of Lord Doneraile, near Cork, were killed, and 30 others so seriously maimed that they will have to be killed. His lordship recently served writs for non-payment of rent on several tenants. The Protestant Church Aghabullogus, near Macroon, was on Thursday night wrecked by a party of men, who partly stripped the roof and smashed the windows and doors ...

... Mi. Ui?uN AT bALA?,h1ELZ3. A Conlservative demonstratioa was -held in the. 't~fliteer H~all, Galashiels, to celebrate the inaugura.- tion of the Selk irks'hiro and Peebleashire Conserv- ative Associations. The mweeting weas largely attended. The Earl of Dalkeith presided, and swas accomnpanied to the platformn by the Right Hon. ?? Gibson, Q.C., MYP., Lord Cecil, Sir Gr.waham d M4ontgomerv, Sir ...

... RURAL TALE. MAINS, PAIiCISI, TILLE. T.-Cumo awesir aw lie a gleamin' fire wraitis' ye, wi' this reel nicist, sin' ye'so get th' best we hase bit asw de)t th' inather's chang't. P.-Teoth aw did thinil en Feeesday, ire wer' t' aee a heavy dooufe ' a' lsnaw, bit it seen got s diceht alf agosi, sn' cv dinsna tliiasl nos eftin sic terribil howders o' iss' 'sat se'il line mucdle lyin' snaw, wi' th' ...