... T - - , to Vie editor. ailly the THU AGRARIAN AGZTATION. 'orki iik. SIR,-j~-Your correspandent Buchan, h-litesoiologzy wishes to aiipeacelrthols]ni agitation qaeeoti-niiifforn ai r,. phiilosophich;6juid-citl poilt of view,, hiss iie t(o . tsy firmiersigood serejis by' showing the) necessity of A.-erI :dali Mmor carefuliy defining their position, more I reels ly Ughb forntial lting their ...

... A iBERDEENIS[IRI, FARME'S. '0. (Iro'in t/e Timres.) -;. Ni one wYouild have predicted 20 years agOb a. Scottish ogriculta l oditation was to or gicate in Abrci deerishire. For the Aberdeenshire farmers sere tri creantritly cDnseivaltive Cody of inea, and had cv ry rcaton to bh contented with their lot. If they worked l iarl, all were fairly well off for their stations, raid not a fho were rich ...

... FRASERlBURGi' POLICE COMMISSIOX. -- Fl id On Pt idlay oftritnitll it Speocil Ieeting of the Police aild Ilold %vltes hhel ll tl U e i'owolhdl-lti Pink, Senior the I'olice Mildisnirite, prneiidig. Thert t o wvero 190 lit'i nt Al. -It51ssr Tiindall, il:icallaii, Dickson, anti 51liciowclie. \YEHTIIi SlUPlY ATl' TYI;II AN'D NE`W1itAT. lir .fiickiii, Ali r Ien, weho hil b(lii eoinpluyel to CI ...

... tBY SPECIAL WIRE PROM OUR OWN.,r CORRESPONDENTS.] LONroN, Thursday night. Private accounts from Ireland received in town place it beyond doubt that Dr Ccro-se's manifesto has consncrirably deranged the Land League manifesto party in that country. As mislit have been expecced, it turns out that a considerable section of the Land League following were corn- posed of farmers and others who weut ...

... MORIY AND NAIRN CONSERVATIVE , ASSOCIATION. 2 thro The ginnoal general meeting of the'members of hi wen ;aman Agricultumil Hall, ForreR. There wag a large and rt - node presentative gathering of coonty gentlemen and of that farmers, merchanta, and others, and the meeting bad fol-e to be held in the gallery of the hell in consequence of rilI the insufficient actommirodation in the committee ...

... |] at I * ~~~~~~~~~~LORDs, Saturday night. the0 and Amid undiminished enthueiasm, the second and hea concluding day of Mr Gladetone'a visit to Leeds *passed off. The Prime Minister on his part d's- played even more vigour than on Friday, and accomplinhed an amount of mental and physical A labour which would have in all probabilty To been far beyond the powers of any other man the of his years ...

... |TI -f. COLMBAN, coif GI '~IF LARnGET MUaSTAHD SjtANTTFAC!TITR-F:S niJ P' 'III WORLO th oil S. 'SlN F- Is ab thi ,, g:til, ,9'N''C,'LAE'S A., ! 'T'iBLOU PILS by -4 1 ...

... THE AGRICULTURAL DEPRMSION. I THE INSCHt AND GA'RllOtl F'AKR E AND THEIR LANDLORDS. On Saturday evening, r0- fi've o'clock, a meeift r, the aeminitte6 appointed at the public meeting of farmers at iasob, on MonNy', 22hd August, wi held b within the tblio; BlEall, Al4sch, for the Igirpewe ort recieiog and conosiderlng the repllies of the landitl pro-, prietore tiff a circular addressee to' ...

... ! i~ .p I .D .rBY spEIA~ WIRE leRoM ou o1 CORRESPO)AD&-VT31] The painful afiliction which hias uvertaksfl Sir! 1Henry Haveloek Allan is thle one tipic of con- !vf versation at the mihitai'y and jpolitival clubs, iby orLesthan six Inonths ago the gallant general1 me resesiveda a valuable brigade appointment at !Tb iiAldershot, and on severing his political connec.,T1 of Itiocs with Sunderland ...

... AGRLICULTURAL AGITATION. . . , . A,, - _ Tile mOvtynprit whichfarers have begun in voni- Iones qit irters, if -examined, seems to hearpscidel cee cIt is .possible, that if''I 'was a m 'ftri Suff'tl 5s I tim free to confess I heave kiceiwvn sums (( di, I w., -id wit look on. the matter so diptsscIes-ly of as not Ilets g either lanidlord. or tenant, I ant 1XIsclltsicil i, to do. But that is the ...

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... C, lu~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A - --- --- T Al5ll'l.,,!11N, FRIDAY. OCT. 14, 1881. E All,.I'1NN, Y IJI LJ, A UL. VIL -__ MP. PATEFLT, WRs arrested in _)ublin dally. 3e terday .;orning, and coWvied to Kilmpain- L , -.. .r~nsivnd with u proarioug tn resterdiiy morning, and COnveyeat tO n0.ril _ barn gaol, where he was received with uproariOus air-,uts by tire suspects at present confined there. t lttih ...