... (ST :SCtEIAL WI'RE FROM1 OURD OWN C'ORREDSPOYDEN'D S.-Y3] Loattos, Sutnday nlight. I am offliciallly infonnled thalt as nowr arrangecd theo cuerriage of H'is lloyal Hlighness Dukec of Albany- to theo Princess Heleneo of We ldecki wsill take pitace onl Tulesda y thoe 27 th of April. The ?? tO ho issued wvill be fewer tlean casual. That wvill lie confinled to the mlemlbers of the Courlts of St ...

... TEi oCHURCH or SOOTLA?ND-ITS POSITION IAND WORK. The following in a complete copy of the ?? p unader this heading tba~t has boon prepared for eirnula- S ticeeroong members of Paeliment andoothars, a. Sorn- n ma'of whinh appeared in our COImon A, ho day ago;- fltloiea of a resolution in favour of tha Diaostcrblisb- montond Diseadoeovmont of thle Church of Scotland p ha-clog boo~n given in the ...

... TURIlFF SCHfOOL BOAlM). THlE EMPLONTINIENT OF PULPIL-TEACITEMiS. A mocetiog, of the iloigh School Boardl of Turroilt ?? held iol thle ?? SchVool there on TiieoctaVafooriteon'- Mr Sconce of Lnither., presidling Witti eegaed lto tho acrner enk Fiotoy Pobtie School, couint by tlto ?? sip stion of coo of lice toelcheto, it imC r55 icvolrI firt, if tilo oficicoy of the staff' roqiroicil ?? couotl ...

... rather not to guide them too much all, but to let example! and love take the place of precept and punishment., i | When a darling little boy of three and a half years old. I sat my lap yesterday and looking up in my-, face said (juite simply, I like you very much, you are very nice, ’ I felt infinitely more pleasure than if grownup person had paid me ever elaborate a compliment, for I knew it ...

... against various persons which could not be sub- THE BIBMINOHAM ADVENTURESS. induced » nun named Powell, owner landed stantiatod, and as to the Land Act resulting in , estates Chcadle, Staffordshire, to advance her public plunder the statement, he thought, was ' FURTHER REVELATIONS. £4600. Mr Powell, finding at length that he could as absurd as it was untrue. Ho defended the The further the ...

... ion ABERDEEN JoUlRNA?' OFFICE, or 4| 4 SFleetSireet, London E.lO Frday morning. nTO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS. ale (BY kIPECIAL WIRE.) GUITEAUS: TRIAL. lob : ?? To-DAY's Tnma.l1 ieh FBILAMEM~iAPucc , Thuosdiy. ;be The jury found 'a verdict within balf an hour after ler loliag the Court. They returned in fifty uintutes aftergofng ont; . It was then pitch dark. There | woseno eas I the Court, and a. ...

... I - I ?17 ?? -T-MOtcral.I'lut 6dtfor, f: D:? the TBR~NDERBU3~RG ROADS. al tll deorl it a eaile'ofiroma monney; for-haaip-, elyfsetha tlneteetr e'the. rend, Iy ng. betweaenthv l,hnrbou ~iisa andr Petrkle ewrteessokcalsd,. Qiammorce Stireet ibm; ~ -ouc- sin saone factory coOnfitO io . ? n ~ 0 OhO wnter.cey'sae',ca oroali, the. atre~atithdy etd ?? he e 0lde hefont,en teey ?? ti y fficient ropair, ...

... presented bill to consolidate the Industrial Schools Acts. Earl Sydney brought up Her Majesty’s reply to the Address of Parliament, thanking the Houses for their dutiful and loyal congratulations on her recent escape from assassination. Answering the Earl of Carnarvon, Lord Kimberley said he had no other information respecting the fighting on the Transvaal border than that contained in the ...

... TERRIFIC GALES THE NORTH. SUPPOSED LOSS OF A FISHING BOAT AND FIVE MEN. In the North Isles one of the worst gales of the season was experienced on Thnrsday. The mail steamer Queen is detained at Shetland, and local steamers, both in the northern and southern group of the islands, are prevented from making the voyage to the mainland, and even between the islands a large number of vessels are ...

... -|THBE FAIL OF A SCHOOL, BUI.LDING. tov The following ore full portionlacs of this Bad ecci-v 1 dent ?? echool whichl woo tbe scone of this sadv socorocronee is situated ice Melville Streect, rolboleshirldo (East), neoor Glasgow. It io under the scanagsnoente of the (loran Ponish School Boned, by sebon it woos d~ erected folly three years iLgo, the present being the : third sesson~ sfines it ...

... Moderator. Private business occupied the first twenty minutes of the meeting. FOREIGN MISSIONS. Rev. John Rae, Causewayend, gave notice of the following overture Whereas it appears from last two reports 1880 and 1881 of the Foreign Mission Committee, that the mission to the L banon, undertaken by this church in 1870, has been abandoned ; whereas the reasons alleged by the committee for this ...

... ■the lose at several million dollars. New York, Saturday evening. Further particulars of the loss caused by the fire Haverhill, Massachusetts, show that 102 shoe factories and over other business establishments were destroyed, besides a number of other buildings and several banks. Two thousand five hundred workpeople are out of eutployineut. Hundreds are in distress and numbers of families arc ...