... TERRIBLE PASSAGE OF A MONTROSE-LADEN thi STEAMER. re Particulars were reccived in Liverpool on Saturday of c the fearful iuassage of the Glasgow steamer Ayrshire, tr, whilst on the voyage from Mlontrose to New York. WI From the statement of Captain Ross. it appear. that hiesl left Monltrose With a cargo of potatoes on the 11th of Bi March last, and was compelled to put into Halifax on ux thle ...

... THE CONTINUITY 01' TEE KIRN. Under this title Dr Story, of Roseneath, has ?? a lecture he gave receeutiy ia Edin- uurgh, toe object of wsaich is to suow that the Chureh ot Scotlaud has fronm its earliest days untiL now preserved aU unbroken identity, and nmaintained without a rupture ins rclatio to the Scottish people on the one hanid, and to the Church Catohoic on the o Nher.' Not that Dr ...

... DE7SITY OF GLASGOW. r T1F ?? D EGR EES LIST (IF DEGP.FES O LI AV2 ,RL FAtscUcLT Axn7nrO SV & CLASS-1 OF.E .0 r,0C27:012()1 DIVINITY (PhI.- clca D.oreS.D.l, Prilipa' of the EVan;elisal FcC ret C t ?? Institufc. Natqlng- ?? 7.1M A. CbarmaU elect of Congte&ga Sti~~rong .A *Minister of ulibhead Cburc2f. .EditorAl Superintendent, British and Soibe 3CietJ, London DoCTORS OF LAWS (LIc .D Y jroO dA ...

... SCHWEITZER'S COCOATINA I Anti-D ppoptic Cocoa or Chocolatepowder. i Guaranteed Pure Soluble CoLoA of the Finest Quality, with tUe excess of fat extracted. Tho Faculty pronounice it the most nutritIouls, perfectl digeetible bovernge for Btreakfast Luncheon, or Supper, aud luvnlunble for InvahLd and Children. d flibtilv coumiended by the entire Nedical Press. Beisg withrist sugar, spico, or ...

... sJpA I~yx li (1¶03 0tR O ORN PNDVt portree, Skye, Friday. 60or 6onidenble excitcnlet, prevailed here .hen i oozed out that the liveC rtsoacro lhadben rel]eased on bail; and-might eo fjxoeted by, the Glencoe this evening. Con-i 'brlde numbers of people, among whom were 1 w frmteBre caIme, into Portree( ~gthaltfflOOanyhe she appard'in *~ o~e~e, gnealrush Was made for the whih tea cowed in a ...

... I - Jill On Monday afternoon, in the Town Hall, Mr Robert ar Bisset, master, and Mr John S. Scorgie, mate of the M s.s. Banchory, of this port, were vresented with a St 3binocular glass and gold chronometer, which were G] awarded to themi by thle German: Government in M1 recognition of the services rendered by them to the an crew of the German schooner Alwyne, when in distrees Mt in the Baltic ...

... EHE SCOTTISH FARMERS' ALLIANC.. . I Al MEETING IN ABENDCEIN. A meetina of the General Committee of the Scottish Farmers' Aliance, open to all members a of the Alliance, was held in St Katharine's Hall, * i Aberdeen, yesterday. Mr James Hay, Little 2Ythsie, president of the Alliance, presided, and there W,15 a large attendance. A deputation was 'present from the Caithness branch of the Alliance ...

... I.2PORTANT DECISION UNDER THE EMJLOYERS' LIAABILITY ACT, Sheriff Murray some time ago heard evidence in two cases at the instance of John Fraser and John Hyde, ship painters, against 1D. & W. Henderson & & Co., shipbuilders, HMeadowaide, Partick, and has now issued interlocutors decerning against the - defenders for the sumis of £101 and £ 20 in name of | d damages for injuries sustained by ...

... GLASGOW LIBERAL WORKIEN'S ELECTORAL U-NIO(N. le The annual meeting of the Glasgow Liberal he Workwen's Electoral Union was held in the Tontime Assembly Poorns. Nelson Street, last cr night. air William Eaiumond, the president, a occupied t',c chair, and on the platform were to Conucillor Jackson, Messrs J. Guthrie Smith, at Duncan Kennedy, John Battersby, J. Henry, Al. ce M'lianonun, J. ...

... *YO 0} T LARDS' ACL.O-iDS- UN '1'iB LAND) AC,'i *-Tie Press Association furnishes the following abstract of the preliminary report of the Lord& Committee on the Irish Land Act, which was yes- terday evening laid upon the table or the House of Lords: At the outset it is stated that the report is merely a preliminary one, and due s not go over all the grounds of recent discus- sions on the ...

... EXECUTON OFDR LAMSONe very wetl and miserble- in the extreme was I tihe morning appointed for tire execution of the-! wretched convict Lanson for the murder of his, brother-in-law, Percy Malcoln John. RainX had poured hard all the aigiit, and in pouring rain the lnorning broke. As a consequence there were but fevw spectators outside the jail to witness the outward signs of the dread ceremony ...

... th1. ' Xbdr urvmlf.I ABEBDEEN, SATURDAY, APRIL 29,1882. THEir Royal Iliglnesses Prince Leopold (Duke of Albany)and the Princess Helen of WValdeck and Pyrmont were married on Thursday by the Archbishop of Canterbury in St George's Chapel, Windsor. The ceremony was witnessed by Her Majeaty the Queen and many other members of the Royal Family, and also bythe relatives of the bride. There was a ...