... SEEcaES Er LORDS rOUN;, ADAM, AYD iA'LBSN. t The annual dinner of the. Glasgow Juridical 3Society was held last night in the George Hotel, I George Square. A company of abent a hundred wa |s presided- over by Sheriff Clark, with Mr J. 'IT. T. Brown as croupier, and amongst the other gentlemen present were Lord Young, Lord Adam, _Lord M'Lare, MIr C. D. VDonald (Dean et * Faculty) Professor T. A ...

... ci WIsTMIzuSTli, Monday eight. fc Atenibers lae silown no disposition to resinme snork tonight, and, on the whole, the ottendance and el the interest in theo proceedings have beew lmiguid. The atate of the political atmiclpheno in thi House tr has been in strikig cogetiast to that outside. At . prayers there crene scarcely a hlsadrdoneailierorsi dI r their plauow, nid il tihs hnlhlf.ls sir ...

... TEi oCHURCH or SOOTLA?ND-ITS POSITION IAND WORK. The following in a complete copy of the dOesmont 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 ...

... A NEW r PROCESS OF PEESERVING M±EAT. Yesterday afternoon a number of gentlemen a ipterested in the question of the ?? of s butcher indet met in the Cannon Street liotei, s London, to witness the result of a3 experiment begun on the 6th March last. On that day a z couple of sheep were killed after first hav- ing had borscic acid injected into their veins, and the carcasses were hung up in a ...

... THE CHANNEL TU-NNE t I At the ordiuiary meetbeg of the jmembers of the ?? of Arts, held last night, in. their ball, rAdelphi, London, 'nudes thle, pretfideacy of. Lord -A. Chufrchill, a ~discussion on the' Chaenliel'Tfitnel 5was introdneed b1~ a paper by SiiB. Waikin. -At ' thle opening of t s proceedvigs, the Presideilt ex- pressed Einsense of the loss wisctr the bceiaty and ?? libel ...

... Ad rtisers are ?? asked Uo bend their Orders to the ,ubhshij Qrfloe as early as possible, and not iater thab 6 p6.M TUESDAY 'MORNZING, APRIL 18. The House of Commons re-assembled yester- ter day after the Easter recess. Among the ques- wh tions put to Ministers was one as to whether in Mr Parnell could be lawfully re-arrested under all, the original warrant, and whether if a new one tat, were ...

... AB;LEic T3'beSlrDtaz APiRla,18S.. ABERDEEN, TUESD .tY, APRICL IS, 1882. Itso Ot cc('In,'ous1 rc.semo c .. st jily aiftrnioon after the Eas er holidays. Tloelo was a veryspares attendatte. Miribters beiig |C l late ore of tho chosetisus p'lt wlie p re rserl. ret One respectlug thoe legalit citf rearresting Mr no, Parla, cte e Attrrrioy - Gelloral roquested leeS seiirit be repcaked tt-rioltt. T ...

... I goil MR PARNELL. Mii Pornell anrisof in London yesterday eaorning- Ho will pesesnt hibmself at ilsinaiaiham ts n00 soo So. possible, Ofli PMr Pureeilu, ti i Central News is. informed, Uha, at t ythe solicitations of Isis eclativs C, now ilceided vto vil 'fei lilnisoff of the fall fimit of tone allowod by fifo parole, jo end hais sbartedl, wifb his Sister anid bar fatally, for a fto oceleded ...

... - - -- -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 ...

... 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. ...

... SRE AT LOSS OF LIFE. Durham, Tuesday Evening. Great excitement was manifested this m~rnng !ate, when it was reported that one of those disasters wish which, unhappily, are not rare in this district, at ihad taken place at what is known as the Black son2 Horse Colliery, Tudhoe, a pit in the Brockwell ,o-seam, some six miles west of Trimilon Grange !oMn Colliery, the scene of a recent disaster. ...

... LXETTES TO THB EDITOR. INTERNATIONAL FISaYs Y EXHJBTITION. I Denhas Green, Trinity, b 20th April, 188. i SIR,-ALow me to call the attention of ?? li tors and lessees of salmon fisheries, also the p-- b i prietors of fishing villages, to the above. A depu- I tation of two or three fishermean should be sent to see this wonderful exhibition in dinWurgh, aacL take note of the various exhibits, and ...