... THE GALE IN TE: SiETLANWS. (Ou Kirkwall correspondent telegraphs:-Sad con- . xlzation bas nowv been reccived of the terrible csla- ity to fishing boats in Sl tlbnd by the fearful gale jaAt week, by which 63 lives have been lost. Ye Yqrstei- y information wasa received, from the cutlying where it was thought Borae. the boats might t Inns foond shelter, but there is ro newe of ny ofa ; missing, ...

... BRAEDIAR, .- .--5sz l at I1MPrBOVED MAIr SERVICE-With Friday began the additional postal facilities. The mails arc conveyed to Aberdeen by the coach leaving at 415 p.m., and the inwardletters come by the afternoon coach which . resobee the village from the station at 480 p.m. Only - mails to and south and north of Aberdeen are de- spathebe or received by this additional servie, which is to ...

... THE WIMBLEDON MEIETING. THE CAUP, Thursday night. The most important event to-day waoe, of coarse, thle competition of the Qusen'o first Stage, which is given below. Major Pearse, it will be remembered, is tho gold medallist eind Queen's Prizeman of 1875, end Cor- porla Inglis, who tied with him, came to Wimbltedon in capitol form, having won. the grand sggregte~t at the West of Sceotland ...

... FRASERBUIRGH. 0 AC~CIDENT.Sotl ftrstt o'oko Taoa e bthil Je hu Philip, farmere son, 1irinmontb, s Lsnsi'y eeJs driving a horse and cert loaded with her C nsalongthe roadnear the railwoystationat raser- C burgh, he fellfroom thl vehicle andone of the whoele n psed ver h ght leg, breaking it above the-knee. r Hn e aeimmed-iaely removed to the hospital in Char. - al tte Street, and attended by Dr ...

... I , o.]..fAIT\ I SATURDAY MORNING. THE RAILWAY MURDER, on(5 RtEMOVAL OF LEFROY. stri Sat CUCKFIELD, Friday. The journey of Lefroy by road from Lewes tv' this town was accomplished with the greatest ea., and bee without any kind of demonstration whatever. A short timne after leaving Lewves prison, he expre-sed a deire that the conveyance ira which he was tralve;lling should be opened in ...

... STONERAVEN, Thursday.-Some excellent Bhots were landed here to-day, the best heing 19, 20, 23, and 25 crans. The average for 55 boats was expected to be about 9 crans. The greater part of the fish were of particularly good quality, and sold at 20s to 25a per c ran. GARDENSTOwN, Thursday. -On Monday the boats did not go out, and on Tuesday night four were unable to get out. The remaining 49 ...

... THE 141HRRING FISHING. -- IFri COIMENOI:MC11ENLT OF TIHElEllHIEING FISHING Bis AT ABE~RDEEN. i. Los The herring fishing Sceason which commenced yester- Qe, dl v at Abeileen promises to be a very pfroperous onre del for both fishorrcn aand corers. During the lIst week l or so at sumber of boats ha1ve ocCaedioLUIly gone to sea, 17- ant, as a rule, have mie with fair success for the season S~r of ...

... coinpi: [REUTER'S TELEGNAII] that hi WASHINGTON, Tuesday, 830 n.m hat bte At seven o'clock information was sent to the had ne members of the Cabinet that a marked general im- Mr provement wivas observed in the President's symptoms. commit A bulletin just issued says the President has passed Juns:- a comfortable night, and his condition this morning Si] Is decidedly more favourable. quaint 11 ...

... THE HIGHLAND SHOW AT STIRLTNG. I it. [Frnis OUR OWN RtEPORTER] o :buse to been sub- Monday evening. 1 finiaterinl Great di appointment was experienced on Sunday in hon. snd cMinSequo net, of the unfavouerbl'o hlate of the wenther, somothing wyhbch fairly cbanged in character during the day. the gal. HeAvy dark clouds rolled over the sky, and drenching lore nee'er showers of raii fell at ...

... ! ; -I- -.- I., u s d THE LATE DEAN STANLEY AND DR ATSON. e1 qua DA- T - o r. I +I- -. . . .. Ik'rOliOis I The Rev. J. AL' AMitchell of the West Church, Aber- .en, acting de'en, made the following allusion yesterday.' to the Pet~erbad, late Dean Stauley.and Dr 'Watson, Dandee i-During ad, acting. th ps .week death hee takcen from us two Cbri~tian an,. actngminiters,pre-emnineat in their ...

... A A meeting of Police Commissioners was held lost pa evening-Provost Black in the chair. Pt m1cal THE ACCOUNTS.i wi the The accounts for the year were submitted and ex- th ring plained briefly by the Provost. It was stated that in !pr the the police department there is a balance due to the: ex list bank of a£05. showing an increase of 2177 on the pre- tie. vious year's debt. The items of ...

... WRIG T'S, .CAUTION ! WRIGHT'S W COAL TItR SOAP is NE)T Blck B The Original orDark Article prepared withIh CRUbE TAR; but eufapale colour COAL T AR and agreeable fragrance. AL-f DARK SOAPS abouli be re. - SOAP. fused, as they are spurious ad1 dangerous imitations, elnd utte. ly SapoCscrboeis Deterge.. worthless froe a medical point aa view. 2 0 0 a J. & J. COLMAN, 1 THE LARGEST MUSTARD ...