... IMPERIAL PAULIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONSWdMDA, r Else Speaker took the elicir at 12'15.ll THE TRIALEE TRIAL, a THE O'DONOCHUE gare notice of a auestion in whether the 'ittentions of te Irish Governi~nert had W been called to the cooduci of the Crown Solicitor bis engaged tits the psoeceedinges againsit the members of Ti the Land League of Tralee. THlE MARRIED WOMEN'S PROPERTY' BILLS. Mfr FONiSTER ...

... One of the most extraordinary misadventures in the records of railway accidents occurred at the New Passage Pier of the South Wales Union Railway, at the mouth of the River Severn, late on Monday night. By the late train from Bristol there were amongst the passengers two seafaring men named Bates and Diamond or Hall, who had booked to Cardiff. The line, on reaching New Passage at the Severn ...

... iettfo Wtug AX. f~PAUPER LABOUR. bDEAR Sim,-From my official connection Us trea- 3,surer of the Oldmill Reformatory School and thet S IHouse of Rifugeln Aberdeen, where -industrial work aM Ihas been carried on advacitageously fur many years, cee, Iand from conversations with iniliavt firs of poor in ths -nxg] -I counties of Aberdeen and Kincardina at various timesE ove may yars 1 aveben fr lng ...

... FY SPECIArL WIRE FROM OUR OWN Itreat floa CORRESPONDENTS.1 gre all the manuscri 47 FLErr STRMET, Monday night. tion, add Mr1 Forster has adroitly escaped from the unn ml 8speci ilsallt duty of absolutely suspeuding the I The SiU fabeas Corpus Act by investing the Lord- the conqi l 0ibetenat and the Chief Secretary alone with , grama be te power of arrest. Provision is, however, elusion 01 Ien ...

... M9 ir Robert Shepberd, Jun., Ellon, has palss' the 10v flmnroasntulof the Phaormaceutical Society of vesv on Great Britain. G , ViP GARtTLY.W _r3 The statutory annual meeting ?? thubis ~r, paihwshold yesterday within the Barony, 1'ilhilic ,as sc~hool-1, whe11n Mlessrs William Mleren,efrmer u hilihullBA and and James BRtuce, farmer, Collithie, Boere dunrirngtelB iad elected to serve en the ...

... i [BY SPECIAL WVIRE FROM OUR OWN evora CORREZSPONDENTS-] eaver, ?? ?? ?? that k K 47, Facet 6TREET, Wednesday night. Prom] Mr Biggar's suspension may be ascribed to a! very simple cause. Mr Biggar lost his head.! and pi The lien, gentleman was no doubt obstructing ' The the progress of businesi. He had been put up to to be speak for five hours. Hehdcranymd wrang. heroic preparations to hold ...

... HUNTLY HARMONIO UNION. t The first public performance of tie Huntly Harmonic Union took place in Stewart's Hall, Huntly, on Toes. Iday evening, ia presence of a lar4A and fashionahle eaudience. The hall, which is seated for 700 was corn- ?? filled. ir Wi iam Legge, Senior Magistrate t of Hulatly, presided, diseharging the duties of clseirman tin an nile and genial manner. Amongst those present ...

... Back the House and Committee, Back at the beck of the whip, Feeling entitled to pity, Why can’t I give them the slip ? Leaving the woodcock and pheasant, Kept up till two or till three, Life in the countiy was pleasant— Why was I ever M.P.? Back to each weary division, Back to the men who display Elequence held in derision By party papers next day. Arauajents each growing weaker, Puzzling ...

... Mr Hay said that the hospital at Bucbanhaven was now unoccupied, and it was the property the Police Commissioners, 'he thought they should get some person to live in it, as it would soon go to ruin standing empty it was present. In order to put it in a condition fit for a dwelling-house from to £2O would require to be expended. It was agreed to execute the necessary repairs, and that some ...

... Mr Smith pointed out that the scale of school fees at Banff Burgh School was very much higher than Macduff School; much so, that number of Banff people were sending their children to Macduff. thought that if the fees were reduced at Banff School the Board would benefit by it. The Board unanimously agreed to form itself into a committee to meet with the headmaster with reference to the scale of ...

... The Lord-Lieutenant has commuted the capital sentence on Bernard Nolan, who was to have been executed at Armagh on Saturday for the murder Michael Boylan at Crossmaghen on October Ist, to penal servitue for life. The following Atlantic cablegram from Buffalo (U.S.) was received on Thursday at the House of Commons by Mr Parnell:— The delegates to the Irish National Land League in Convention ...

... Aft 31 rkdri Sfoiwnam. ABERDEEN, FRIDAY, JAN. 7, 18S1. - io oft- ?? -jPriale ?? secoid sessio of t e present I'arliauneiit ,,as opened yesterday by Royal Commission, c I. -. . - *:-£ 1 U .Y-- Cr T ?? ?? 1 - T'lIe ceremolny im, the House of Lords* was purlely iioriIas, and it meagre attendance of merirbelra aitl stratngters added to the dulness of the pro- .c-er dings. 'I'lhe Lord Chancellor ...