... 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 ...

... ELECTION NEWS, etninj d as THE REPRESENTATION OF EDINBURGH. fully Mr T. R. Buchanan was the only candidate nomi- nated yesterday for the Parliamentary vacancy in B.- Edinburgh. His mover was Mr John Wilson, andi Ross his seconder Treasurer Harrison. Mr Buchanan is, agan, therefore, elected without opposition. on of b set The writ for the election of a member for Tyrone County arrived at the ...

... PjIC-NCS. - e efl- who( (a IEAYMACNAR GAMtES.-These sports were bell tw j Newmachlr on Shturdlny in a field Aldjioing the DOV ' end show, There wrns a jrge concourse of spectntors, and tion all the competitions were keenlycontested. A band b ' a at endcld, end dancing was engaged in till r late hour. out Messrs Adnams and Borie superintendel tise airRnge- vro ?? which were excellent. The ...

... IREL .ND. ±.tt.i.U 1.. U.a ~ MR PARNELL'S MY1OVEMENTS. The Central News Dublin correspondent states| that at the last moment Mr Parnell changed his in- d tentinvt of goina to Newcastle-ou-To ne to attend thelt Convention held there yesterday. His intention is h to remain for the present in County Tyrone in order o to supnport the caudidatuxe of the Rev. Harold e Rylett, the Land League ...

... lSlATEST LONDON NEWS n.- n '[BY SPECIAL WIRE FROM OUR OWN CORRESPOND EN T.] I' LoNDoN, Wednesday night. ?? has been a demonstration of sailors in the city to-day, large numbers of whom have been perambulating the principal streets. Tile object is to draw attention to certain alleged on I grievances from which they are suffering, tly mainly in the matter cf wages and advance eI. notes, £3 l5s ...

... e CRITICAL STATE OF PB.ESIDENT GARFIELD. 2 WASOINGTON, Wednesday. A bulletin issued from the Executive Mansion at 8-30 a-m. says- The President passed a very good night, and swallows liquid food. Symptoms ln- changed. A telegram received laot evening from Washling- ton by Mr Lowell. American Minister in London, says according to the, opinion of his physicians there 1 is no marked change in ...

... This is action raised in the Sheriff Court, Aberdeen, of considerable interest to the mercantile community generally. The pursuer is a commission agent and tobacconist in Aberdeen, and in the course of his business had occasion to get considerable quantities of goods, and, in particular, matches from Glasgow. He had, prior to March last, got his goods carried by rail at his own risk, but about ...

... i [.py SPECAL 171EFROM OUIR OWN earned CORRESPONDENTS.] inl all o p 'epara LONDON,, Monday night. League ,itJ' Calcraft, one of the officers of the Boar4 of that th, Trdelsa presented to the Department his which. I ,,eneral reportilpon the accidents which occurred power oln the railwvays of the United Kingdom during passing the year I 80(. In it he says the fatal accidents said ht, I'f thc ...

... SECOND EDJTJON.il' 47 Fleet Street, London, Tuesday morning. I ?? 1 TO - DAY'S TELEGRAMS. ist I, f(BY SPECIAL WIRE.) ?? l~~ inst THE AMERICAN FENIANS. ing kil( [FROM To-DAY'S STANDARD.'] I but NEW YORK, Monday. I blo I ?erhaps no one isbetter qualified to speak for tloe !O ?? nationalists than WVilliam Carroll. The Phila- reg detpuog Press to-day prints a long report of on inter- nal U view ...

... FORtRES TOWN COUNCIL. __ ?? di The monthly meeting of Town Counril was held in 1 27 wasttbo Ouncil Chaniber, last ?? Loch cu ?? Stuart presieling.W day The Clerk ripirted a meeting regarding a proposed in h railway from Buckie to Llanbryde, end a deputation in heir regarding whiih wes to nroceed to London to have an he esti- interview witha Lord Fife. Mrr George Mackessack. D: as a, was ...

... rICoNICS. M.e . I STRATIrnON.-MIr awl Mrs Watt, with their usual it kindrness, gave the annual pic-nic to the Ssabath alchool , PultkI4rs- attending at the church, Tillyduke, arid is Hiac;leer schools on Saturday, They arrived at the e, Mase ant 2-30 p.mn. along with the teachers, numbering rt sbout 160, alnd were kindly welcomed by theirteiirous tr entertainers. The usual amuseroents were ...

... Tioluntefro. TE LGIN UrNfiM tasB HOTAL -'dais g0At..,rivt. trti~nlnone urder'ins teso isleod b. Lieut.-.{lloIneI nuibnrd, Coo ain difng l;t ?? jc dater Utcll Augaer:-No. 1-The sipr.,d4 trlinO with W i. the let 11gin ioe Volunteerrs on 24th August id timed I 3t to4p11t f*oio iele vat ions stations no shoe 4snatee jw ' ?? d fie. i Oiters comimandong ?? lb are held rtp'.ljiible ?? beisg at the ...