... - - -- -I-- -- -- X : - IMPERIL PARLIAMENT, Thecir Lordelelipo oat for the first time after the E.tetr aO I - recsso, serif thisi woe aloe) the first Occasion of the oh- arrancD of the new role ouodec whtcih the ceeocoedisgs jt - oenssaiecu at four O'clock inatenui oh tiee. par Tue Lord Chancellor hoeing taken his ousea enl thWIe!~ woelsark, ~ 5 Lord Boston, took the oath andasubscrihed the ...

... WEATHE REEPRT AND FOREC.AST. METEOROLOGICAL OFFICZ, Monday, April 4, &t0rs The weather over the Juited Kingdum to-day continues culd, generally dry ant bright over (Ureac britain, rather cloudy in Ireland, with haze in some places aud showers in others. A heavy shower is reported to have fallen at Burst Castle this morning, alter whioh the sky cleared. This neorniugS observations ahowed that, ...

... I SCOTOEH B41NKRUflTS. - - ti (oems last night's Edibnburghe /azc;i.) . ol ,SiEQlUESTRtATIONS, Forbes Brothers, hose carpenters and eontrsetors, sc and also car ying on business us grocersunder the name 2 of the Co-operatrva Previsoln Stores, Balnain Street, nt Inverness, April 17. Creditors meet in the Solicitor's w Rooms there, 2nld lay, at onc o'clock. D.J. Mackay, w agent, Inverness. , ...

... WTh tberde~ex @o(lXmrn.. lR 7 DNESY 'Pil AT, .88,. .ABERDEEN, WVEDNESDAY, APR1L 51, 1882.. T., tho House of Commons, which met at two o'clock yesterday afternoon the Bucdie Exten- sion (Great North of Scotland) Bill was reported, and the Highland Railway Bill was further con- sidered. Mr Gladstone stated that at pro- sent communications were going on with the United States regarding soom of ...

... ASSOCIATION rOB TE POOR. mxE LrECXSMTG QUESTION. The usual monthly meoting of the Acting Committee ef tbis associotion Was held yesterday is the offices ItICombie's Comrt. Present-Dean of Guild Sangster (presidingl, Rev. Dr Spence, Rev. D. Bestt, Roev. HE Cowan, Colonol Cadenhead, laessrs G. Brown, R. Gerrard, W. Heneersoo. J. A. Sinclair, and A. Walker. After the reoadilg nd approval of ...

... kRat. PRINCE LEOPOLD. Limpolmi)I UIFIon F.: DUiNi2n ALBERT, the fourth weta her eni, Chnildiroen ca-pt thle P'riness Beoatrice, was hern ,in the 7 th April, 185SLJ 'Delicacy of physical I colistitotiiin ceateibutod largely tb thle formnationi of a. tiic tile character princely iii core thaFFI Co inveintionatl sense,ac aned whihi preericco ti here inflience in this country fro ,if a kinid to ...

... ECCLESIASTIC'AL. PIIESIYTEIRY OF GACl~lOClT. A pocetioge of the Il roHbrtOry of (Orcotoo teen hold in lIt the vootlcy of thle t'orirh O~hnrh of hlaeyn yoolorioy-.- I n- Rev. WVi~im (ircig, iceree1, inedorotor. 'rhe cl:l:t, id ilev. Archibald ilereubmcitfod a 01ornjoeion far id nlotoeltton in floved of the, Conoioiooionera &aj1opotocltd in to thoe General Aas6,uubl, nold eoloo a colnlissioln -o ...

... ACTION FOR DEF.AMATION:OF CM ARAO-E I :4t~'~e,4hnrleen S eriff Small Debt Court on Thuro- e- t ily M' sou1sJ oxs,1ifar% servant, ~or f1 ' ow' oc~Moism egC ie. i'!a , for It e ue batIasVea agese ma i~ounl, isnd calu olloinely stated to a'l d cwiceroirnui I t tht ho ws a thief, nljd that oiitlho follow- big ocoasions, in prec lle o 'the witisesses, anld at the i+ice siternaiiiedl, to%6i, oil, ...

... SNOWSTORM IN THE NORTEI Onr Inverness correspondent telegraphs- I Snow fell over the North without intermission from Saturday night till noon yesterday, and,j yesterday morning it -was about six inches deep at Inverness, one foot at Kingnssie, and two o feet at Dalwhinnie. North of Inverness gener- ally it wvas from six to twelve Inches. In the | afternoon it becamnc fresh and the snow melted. ...

... | HEIRS~?~ NEWS, 1 I~~ >A- -T I r 1ErTEfS TELEGPoS-s) CONSRACX AGAINST AltABI S fi l'ASHA. IS Cairo, April 12. acis the ofcial version of the con- -~ 52auiS>the life of Arabi Pasha-T!a e G' oermnent bad been awiare fer the: ;xi j5 ofY the existence of discontent - ;-ane icarai osneors, the total number c P service with the colours does not I c te cause of the dissatisfaction e -be wvere not ...

... LETT;S- To THs EDITOR. UR ANDAWSN 3WP. ANDI CONSTIlMNS. Lond.nI oth Apr1l, 18. r Sn,-I observe in .yestsrday'-DiYMa alot of tragraphathrown Igetler frem various papers,. witih saem remsrki of its oD, the amiablepurpose of whioi appears tobe to throw doubt an my state, ment to the Hope that I knew nothing of bow the ;matter inqestion got to the papets. Tle facts wetB exactly as stated by me, ...

... Ga A statement showing the number of actual wreclks, with their caaooes, crews, &e., reported ~p. l-l . Crew and ta- ~ame, atlraity ?? b., Namze. 0 Port where l n Cargo. :rl. | i | ~ow ed. Zi - ad l D d r to British. iI 1 b., Constantine(. xeter ?? ..I - - AIL at. Ell}. Constatnce 4 St2l4Bntish . 477General.. AIL Edward Albro .. S ?? adaan . - _ All. iy, Gwe ?? Be-ulars.. Coals ?? AL ily Mary ...