... TE WEATHER. [From-the Meteorological Office. ] b FGRASTS-of' weather for Tuesdsy4 May 2, 1882 (issued a6 8 p.m. on-the previus day):- 0. ScornaN'D N.-Southerly breezes, moderate; 1in, sbut not settled; . showery later. * ; 1. SCOTLaND E:-Do. u . te 2. EsGoaeD NLE -Southerly and south-eaSterly winds; shqwery, changeable. 3.ENOL&ND B. DO. r 4. Mrnaliu Cb~U'6Ts3.Do. 5. ENGLkDO S._1bO\DON A'ND ...

... -,. ABER;DEEN, WEDNE3SDAKY, MAY 21, 1882.- :IN the House of Commons yesterday after- I M66n,? Sir William Harcourt, answering .Mr| Gorst, said the reports of Michael Davitt's speech were conflicting, but that if he broke the con-ar ditions of his release be would be rearrLe 'Mr Courtney informed Mr Thorold Rogers that the illness of Sir George Dasent accounted for S he delay in the ...

... I : V THE ASSASSINATIONS IN DIJVBLIN.O Yesterday forenoon the remains of the late lamented Under-Secretary, AMr Burke, were interred in the Roman Catholic Cemetery at Glasmcvin. Although the funeral was of a strictly private char- acter, large crowds assembled along the three miles' route leading from the Viceregal Lodge to the derne- tery, and the greatest respect was at every point paid. I ...

... SECOND EDIfTIf7N.I Id . ----s Tw.- 7 ., AuERDum EN JOUIwALx OFFwin, 47 Fleet Street, London, E.C., Saturday morning. TO1PAY' S TELEGRAM S. (BY SPBCIAL WTIRE.) THlE EGYPTIAN CRISIS. x [3?l To-DAiy's Trzts] AIcxAcsNDuA, Friday. The Bittern has arrived here, and thefleet is due to-ijirrout Sir Ef. Mallet has no advice of any Turlkish protest having been presented. The Circas- sian prisoncrs left ...

... LETTERS TO TUE' EDITOR. FREE LIBRARY FOR ABERDEEN.ii Sss,-In his further attempt to-day to hinder the adoption of the Public Libraries Act. Citizen devotes a full third of tire space yon spared him to elforts at wit, happy more or less, rathierlesathan more, Peopl who 'lirer from him ali have bad tempers, are into tight places, have a good conceit of themselves, and ale on the horne of a ...

... I SORTING.. t ALEXAl{DRA PARK MEETING. I I- GOLD Ccr.-Beauregard 1, oselite 2, Pusey S Fonr 'WOOD :GanRN WaV T-Hlarity 1, Carnifex 2, F Tierimain 3. Four ran. - a, TOLLINOTON PaATL-Kolda 1, Musketry 2, Lady a Vesta 3. Eight ran. a L, ALEXANDR4 PLATE.-SolitSiie 1, incolnshire 2, c Maid of Orleans3. Eight ran. h TWO-YTBA-OLD PFATE.-Brisbane C. 1, Vital Spark A :2, Wrinkle and Gladiole dead ...

... T EE lAST CHURCH CHILDREN'S SERVICE. Sm.-AsAnunicrous ifereedes EhWe been mhAe of lItes- to the childrvi'sChristitasdetviceinreferenceto certain cha-ges brought aginst the Rev. Jamries Cooper, which are'at pressnt private by''eomixiivnd of the P'resbytery, you will perhaps kindly allow mite to state that though I had', tleroughoutMr Cooper's sympathyand approval, the proposal to hold such a ...

... THE AWARDS BY THE WELFARE OF YOUTH COM}ITTpl. co -M .Ei The Committee on the Welfare of the Youth of the f hre Church have decided the following prizes on The n Life of Moses :-Maggie A. M'Gillivray, 78 Duff , Street. Macdluff, medalandc 4; Sophia Burness, Gelly- L hir, ac*dJeff, 'C £3 Alexander Rose, Acdmony. j ar 3; James G-. Cruiclcdhank, 20 Shore, Macduff, £3; John R. Renton, Schoolhouse ...

... | WEsTsmsrcssx, Tuesday night. The storm has at last broken, and it has come with characteristic suddenness upon us. Lord Granville was expected to say something in the House of Lords, and that something was supposed to be tolerably interesting. But no one expected that it would go very far, and there was a universal expectation that everything would be reserved for the statrment to be made ...

... iER LObWHSR ON THE GOVERNMEN'1NT POLICY. Mt James Lowther. addressed a meeting at Settle yesterdav. . He sid the compact made by Mr Gladstone wwith Mr Parnell was another proof that theLibedal party attempted to obtain political sup- port at the, ezxpense of the lives and liberties of loyal Irishmen. The dimax of the disastrous Irish policy of the present Government was reached when theY ...

... INsPECTORS OF POOR. QUAICTELY MEFINOG. c On Saturday the seventy-first quarterly maeeting a of the Aberdeen and Kincardinesbire Association of t Inspectors of Poor was held within the Oldmnachar 0 Board Room, 9 Diamond Street, Aberdeen-Itr Leslie, I Huntly, presiding. X. The minutes of last meeting having been read andl fS approved, Mr Dow, InsDector of Poor, Tougb, was, on the motion of bir ...

... - ABERDEEN, TEVRSDAY, MAY 4, lS82. Wo successor has been appointed yet to Mr Iorster. The names of MB' Chamberlain, Mr . orscer. 1 u a1v_ Shaw, and Mr Charles Russell were yesterday associated with the post-that of the first f finding most favour. It is even asserted that s aMar C~hamberlain refused theappointment, as Mr Sham is also said to have done. 11er Majesty held a Council at Windsor ...