... I Tb o RIOUSE, OF LORDS.-TRuRSDAY. Hoive The Earl of Redeedale took his scat on the woolstak wees Wi at one o clock. butsihe FOOT-AND-MOUTH DISEASE. tonid The Earl of KDltItELEY wished to correct a report nif which attributsd to tins tite Statement yesterday thatI rci there was tuoo-and-mouth disease in Irelerid. He wooimis happy to eey that there was no foot-and-ritooth diseease of theit in ...

... DESPATCH OF FOREIGN MAILM FRO-1 LONDON. Mr Dostinotions. Despateb of next Mails from Next ?? Australia (S.& VW', London. Md) due er- T'omania&'Victo)riavia Br'indi-i ?? Dee 2 Eva. De. 6 'lt Bermuda ?? . via New York ..Dcc, I E vg. is Do. era ?? Dec. 7 vg. Nor. 29 .3raziIMVidco,&Chliilia Lovrp'o..l Nr.v 28 Lv:. Nov. 2S Brazil , , D iQ S .t.Va ' Nov . 24 MJ. Nov. 24 ge Do. by Freceh P'kl . ...

... 0'lILLIE, VAlRIE, hAINS. doah ?? ben sire, yre a~ly th' richt, aws doot tit,' tire .r 1HoRrir been ?? thift ssi th' work a' this owki. shalw P -Ne, troth no ; hras nir 't been a prickle darys o' forta inhardl frovt it II ark th' sail not o' th' liipeg girl 't mod( rbide verra, mnicll langer, bit await weol th' wather 's Dunn been fauvouarrbil thie file, an' wi' Ric howders n' vwin' not dai ...

... The Clerk read the following letter from the consult ing engineer, Mr Dyce Cay : “8 South Charlotte Street, Edinburgh, 25th Nov. Aberdeen Harbour, Dear Sir, —I suppose from what I gather from the minutes and reports committees of the Harbour Board for last month’s meeting that the Commissioners are about to complete the embanking of Market Street and of the whole area of the old bed of the ...

... Warlike proceedings Tunis havo been brought almost to standstill by the heavy :ains which have been falling during the past few days. The Transvaal independence Committee on Friday passed a resolution of regret that the Government had refused to agree & modification of the Convention concluded with the Boers. be Sx Yaj'sLiZß, who ha* been for some time time French Ambassador in Berlin, on ...

... At Alehouseburn, Banff, on the 21st inst., the Rev. James David-on. »ml, William Mitcubel, Esq , sugar planter, St Vincent, West Indies, to Gborpina Ja»e, second daughter of George Gordon, Esq. At Forrrs, on the 19th November, the Rev. Adam Robertson, David Ross. Stillman, Greens Coxton, St Andrews Lhanbryd, to .Ann M'Lban, 3 North Back Street, Forres. At Wardend Cot'ate, Elgin, the 16th inst ...

... Fraserburgh 368 2,904 12 7 Fyvie 89 402 9 5 George Street, Aberdeen 245 1,067 12 0 Hoi burn Street, Aberdeen 100 117 0 8 Huntly 184 1,206 1 3 Insch 23 149 1 2 Inverurie Keith-hall Kemnay Kennetbmont Kincardine O’Neil Kintore Lonmay Lougside Mintlaw 179 1,392 9 0 13 218 1 8 68 254 16 11 40 243 8 0 34 147 14 5 71 390 14 5 39 165 16 9 68 124 8 5 54 512 19 11 New Aberdour New Deer .. ...

... 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 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 ...

... 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 ...