... THE TICHBO(RNE ESTATES. NEW CLAIMANTS. Nvw Yabne, Tuesday. The New York papers state that two claimants- to the Tichhorne estates have recently appeared-one at Winnipeg and the other at San Francisco. The latter claimant was subjected to rigid examination by an eminent lawyer, who declares be is eitherr the real Sir Roger or a most adroit swindler. The Dtka' of Sutherland and Dr Russell also ...

... lSTETCfEfEs IN PARLIAMENT. WE.StMINSTER, Tuesday might. The beginning of :the end. Members came down with punctuality tn-night to learn their Ti If ite. and to hear what the Government proposed wwith to do.. Mr Gladstone enabled them to realise Cci .their expectations and he held out what Mr for ti tOhe expecAtatuly , Gour called a tempting bait to hon. tr memhors to push on the Land Bill by ...

... PETERHEAD HARBOUR TRUSTEES, IAmeeting of the peterhe6ad Herboor Trustees Wee FARes hel inthePavlin Hall yesterday-Provost Alexander meetinl in the chair. There was a good attendance of trses on Mior The following were appointed assistant berthing'n on :maisters during the ensuing herring fishing :-John mutual fDavy, James Diveral], David Hill, Robert Robertson, fixed t' tAle-x. Hird, and ...

... CoSmitduNIo,, Sttvicmx.-The Commiunison will ha hbot wel -dispensed in the Established tand Free Chu robes on ! admnoi Sunday. Pidywl eosrved as a sacramentnl sentf fast-day; and a thanksgiving service will be held en the ur following Monday, lbu IAYNE. been o .5FARM SERVAEqTs' AsSocIATION. -At the monthly, andMS xmeeting of this society, held in the North Public School Smith 3. on Monday ...

... |I 11 edTHREATENED DIPLOMATIC RUPTURE. er busin -- to at en- VIENNA, Sunday night, pecte tlie The conference between the representatives of did n ny` Turkey, Austria, Servia, and Bulgaria threatens to any iug give some trouble to Ear~ope. At the meeting of the point to commission yesterday the representative of Turkey very of declared that he could attend no Sitting of the confer- Scott: -aml ...

... ILATEST LONDON NEWS'I ly (BY aSPECIAL WIRE PROM OUR OWN Tb a ~~~~~CORRESPONDENTS] to-ni ~~~~~d ~~~~~~busir ~ The Tay 47 FLEET STREET, Thursday night. Th Theosed Bridge Bill is to be heard as an unl- that opsdBill before teChairman of Committeesa el YofteHouse of Lords, and it is expected that b it will be one of the next series of bills sub- bette ,n mittea for the assent of Her Majesty. to ...

... IREL AND. nl. i OUTRAGES IN COUNTY CORK. IThe Press Association's Cork correspondent reports led the, following outrages. A man named Buckley of re. Ballyvourney, a tenant of Sir George Colthurst, was on Wednesday night attaoked by six men, dragged out of bed, and beaten, a portion of his right ear being cut off. The outrage is attributed to Buckley having paid his rest, contrary to a ...

... 1, O E- ' iD -'- DITIONAL POLIOESRAN FOR Foanls.-Ia terms of the recommnendation of, the i'Jonmiisione sa of Supply 8 for the Cou6nty to the 'Hcern Secretary an additional e constable has heen appointed for the bargh of Forres' e by the chief uoustahie. The staff now numbers four I including the supeiintendeur. n ! ELLOS. n APPOINTeN~fT Nr Cooper, who hls been teacher of h the Ellon Public ...

... .. .. - _. TENANTRY FEETOICINGS AT PARK- HILL. - - (Uhoers MAJORITY AND O EC'iIG O The I LIEUTENANT GORDON. islo - I ~ I ealth Yes~telrday the tenantry on the Pitlurg 'anid D~yce Other A. .you wit of their young laird, 'Lieutgnarnt Alex inder Gordon, as wec younger of Parkhill. The gallant ymitag ofliet, 'ae the aubjeot of thle rejoicinga which t~ook place yaSter- t~Wale day at Parkhill, ...

... SECON-D - --ED.ITION. SATURMDAY MORNING. THE FENIAN PLOT. DETAILS OF THE OCCURRENCE. BRAYVRY OF, POLICEMEN. AN EXCITING CHASE. SPZECIAL TELEBAMr FROM OUR IlVERPOOL COutI IlVEa~rJof;- Friday. Between four and five o'clock this morning a diabolical attempt was made to blow up the Liverpool Town-Hall under circumstances similar to those nuder which the explosion took place at the police barracks ...

... Four-and-twenty years ago (says Vanity Fdil') Ease William Archer, a distinguished cross-country rider, Pun Ihad a son. Young Fred, having hogan to ride at the J.P. ilgo of six, wasl launched on a career of pony'aod don. Brn, key races, in which he carried all before him. He Con: also soon became known as a hold and good rider over Nesi the Gloucestershire stone walls with the Cotswold hounds, ...

... 'j CDIEN;,CfAMBER OF, COMMERCE! *LORD PRL YOST ESSLXMONT AND MRt ~~ea ~~~COPLAN~D.,' * ,h The monthly -meeting of the Council of the Aberdeen 'at I )v,,aner of O'diumeroe we's hiel~dn Ttfesday afteraosra p 6f -rA. 06 Pirieo'of CrAihsatonreiiisthiichair.,: ~~ve ~ Tifit NORTHERSN 3fTMA!:SaVlIE.';.- i- The, Sacretai'y read,. the. f cIl~owing letter fromn' Mr bCle entaheele seotiY soette Pbst ...