... DRUNK AND DiaioriDMttY.-in the Police, Court yeste iay-bsdlis Blablck on thle benoh-l.-,aaws. Aroaley, a hawker, was ordered to pay a floe i-f Zn Gd, or go to Prison for five days for being dirunki an Iid eidcyo rythe previous evening. II, GRANGE. Jr FINIS3HiNG AsSE~cnrBL.-Mir Janiro M'usu, om r, Foram., t-auniter of daneing, finis cii toe rinseso which jt he hlas coliiitlsots hers soi the se- ...

... I POSTAL COMKUNICATION WITH THEE Ij - NORTH. Th opy of the contract between the postmnaster. G heneral and the North of Scotland and Orkney and GENE Shetland Steam Navigation Company for the carriage of the mauils between Aberdeen and the Shetlanid Islands has been published as a Parliamentary paper. RUM The Treasury minute appended to it is as follow~s - 1My lords have before them a contract ...

... sJ TErEPopurATION OS'KlqCAnrD~aEfHlRn. -The censuI4 documents in the hinds 'of the Sheriff-Clerk at Stone- h aven have note been carefully examined, aed thu vI following table shows the Populations of the different. va pri'heg of the county as compared with the totals for r~Population, Arhuthsott * ilecs Females 1881 1871 BachryDeenck 258 232 490 531) y Jinchory.Teraian. 14816 1576 362 2870~ ...

... 'olultlltec0. B COMPA.NY, lsi' A.l,.V SIOOlTING CiUB,-Thefirst weekly competition of this clnb was held yesterday on the Links-ranges, 2100 yarnls; ten roisnuds-when the Lfollows irn were the higliest scorols :-lst class, Corp7. j.. B. Leslie, 41 points; 2rnd class, Corpi. George Leys, I1 41 pcsints; 3rd clans, Private William Mitchell, 37 points. The Registrar-Genral eports that the actual ...

... 1REMOVAT, TERMS (SCOTLAND) BILL, bh A bill lires 1)00n issued to proviulo For aniformsr terms of entry to, ant romoval from, l0(s18 lnd heritages in nv Scoten rra, anld to provile is certain cascs icxed tenms for pmy mert rrf renits of such Lrds soild heritages. The following is tire text of the bill, wbich brerrs on its hock the nirries of Mir Jl~mneo Stewort, Dr Cumeron, Mr P'artrielck, iol ...

... LONDON, Sunday evening. to The progress made by Lord Beaconsfield towards jc recovery, though naturally slow on acount of his advanced age, continues to be satisfactory. Hie St great vitality was shown early on Saturday morning, a when he rallied from a serious difficulty of breathing without experiencing any ill effects, At about 10 a.m., the physicians having consulted, the following ...

... PRESENTATION TO REV. G. H. KNIGATa bert Last night a meeting was held in the Fre o SoS ;; his Church, at which the Rev. G. H. Knight whe Timl5 ed oon, with a valuable timepiece and ornament?, and an lTOa. aere uinated address, by the members of the Bible ebsss z ad ndy others a9 a mark of their esteem. III Andrew Merr ,y advocate, in presenting the gifts, said the ffiernibro a ~t the class an ...

... l 'That Provost Culbard should become disgusted with municipal life, after the signal defeat to which he was subjected onl Monday evening in his attempt to rescind for political purposes a deliberate and a legitimate resolution of the Elgin Town Council, need .be matter of surprise to no one; but that he should ;find himself impelled to resign office in consequence ;of such language as that ...

... The British Tradr Jocurnal correspondent at tha Chicago says, with reference to the charge that Mr prei Warrack, British Consul of the district, had been une helping to get up the cholera scare :-` I have reason tary to know that the statement is altogether incorrect, whi My opinion is that none of the figures given this by Consul-General Crump came from Mr will Warrack; they were given by ...

... FYV/-IE.- ACCIDNTs. -On Mlonday, while William -Ross, alfarm -- servant, Woodhead, was riding oui'a bicjcle, he loathIii 'er. balance and was thrown to the ground, dislocating his leers left shoulder a~nd injuring sonie of the tenidons on his k up side. He was at onoes seeni by Dr Oreig, who had him E lher, to be removed to the. New Cottwae Hospital, ond it is B wvere Feared that it will he ...

... Winter .. tries in th a fsrn'in all avrcountries more or lose and notably so in Canada. 1os.Iti now the 11th of April, eind though the snow is The ones (tiers and there a little remaining behind the The, fences) in the Lake Ontario and Lakce Erie region, it rh is still hangs onl in more northerly and easterly parts, as it 1109 held noi since 20th Novecaber. Little farm- uck, work and no ...

... D;SPATCRi O' 1F'OlllfCN MAILS FROM LONDON. 'tl ,.scbl of nlext i atte fron t 3:a~ r DestlO' iolls ., i Londlon. Is rail tate Austraii. (S. & W)l Ivia Brindii. ..Apr. 22 Evg. Apr. 26 i Benxrmuda.z&Vio riot Ne yor . Apr. 21 Erv. .| Brazil, ornte ) I npoo. _.Miay 3 Evg. May 20 Video, anld Cb~lil), - vntlAr 5MAo st vico)alll till) \j ,ia S t~lzarpt'll Apr. 26 Nlrg- ibay 1 d Brazil ...