... THE SKYE CROFTEHS' TRIAL. The Braes crofters met the steamer Glencoe at ltlaasy yesterdiry morninag acd proceeded to Stromeferry, whenice they were to take train for luvcrness. A cousiderable crowd was assembied on the t'ortree quay to witness tite de- partiart of tue urotters, and seemied raptier 4isap- pointed wiben tile news came that they had crossed to Liassy. The factor. sherid-uf-icer, ...

... 'ECC V-SiASTIL. - jWC RE~sBYTERY (NORTR). nveatiln of tbis Presbytery va ve t~ ve s-acne in hearing, the trial b&- ML 0~ &S7A2¶HT SERVICES. ?? erge Jejjrey)-bate f ?? corv ices in order' euet ItVor' in lniessi'tl isoariute, ?? yiUDcg. A. en estioll byt at te matter should be remjitted tICsO Conmittee to bring up) a. W lblf~te ?? ?? (eider) ?? that; - lmofnth s ubjact: eh-und henb a n hat to ...

... WEATHER REPORT AND- FORECAST. METEOROLOGICAL, OFFICE, E wedaesday, May 24, 8.&S r.. n After the issue of last evening's report pressure n idecreased very decidedly, and this morning's ehart b showed that the disturbance which yesterday was 'v passing uorthward over these islands had become el iconsiderably deeper, and had its centre off our. north-west coasts. At the same time relatively o ...

... BrAVEIRV 1,EW.A.RD]D. Te ca Marins Board at Hull have presented chronometer to Mir H. Solway, master of e Min a ack Clara, of Hull, awarded him by of Germany in ?? of i thperer. ?? the crew of the German. 'gnitos December last. The German for full, Atr Schultetas, has also I Co' t be given to the crew of The tnu of £15 has likewise ___Cl5re.t by Mr Schultetts for the crew b er' smack ...

... SHIPS AND SUBMARtINE CABLES. In reply to the representations of the telegraph compauies that there should be some distinctive siguals to distinguish vessels engaged in cable workL from vessels net under control, tbe signals in the Board of Trade Regulations having hitherto been the same for both classes of vessels, and hbving led to danger and inconvenience, the Board of 'Trade have ...

... . VR C .7 . (,ROM 1AIA¶ION Csaswoasmmm * Taxis, May 24. s A rnsz-CATIOY ftN Mnsr has -bean avre i for-the timne beinz by ii Leon Say hbatg with.- Cog d4i iiresigflttiofl.- h Gabtitprtes -m taking somewhat, to atl' i eoiiintj Jay down his portfblibh5-a definitive, ezultoil-pra. den- IUitZI(as it has turnead out) overt te, -pro- d petof. a Cabiniet jirsis.:- it is the Minster ~ a Delancto-day; ...

... VITAL STATISTICS FOR SCOTL5ND. The quarterly report of the Rxegistrar-General states thrat luring tle quarter enilmg ?? the 31St March, 18S2, Lbe birthsrcgietered iu 6codand were 31 ,206, the deathi lS,2al, acd t;.e marriaes 6689. Table IV. shows thit the birtli-r.nt has fallen short of the average of the first quarter oi the ten years imnmediately prescedini by 0t16o per cent., -hat tbe death ...

... LOSS OF A CATrEERLINE FISHinG BOA; | I TRTEBS MEN DROWNED. STONENAVEN, Saturday. - Sad news agaiw reaches us from the beautiful fishing village a Catterline, situated on the Kincardineshire coas between Stonehaven and Bervie. At this vii lage the crab fishing is prosecuted with consider able success, and it is customary for the fishes men at this season of the year to make a run t; the haddock ...

... WEST ST GILES'S CHURCH, EDUITBURGH. LAMING TH IEnOsIAL STON E Yesterday afternoon HIs Grace the Lord High Comnissiouer laid the memnorial stona of the i church at present in course ot erection for the West St-Gues's congregation, at Meadow Place, t lEdinburgh. His Grace was accompanied by the 8 Countess of Aberdeeu, and among the large cons- pany who wituessed the proceedings ?? ( Provost Sir ...

... FRANCRE sSALOSMDLLE. -caa's, ' Dasx la- pro.SED EMAYOR FOR Psns.] ots Our. ow: CCOltl.&tNDES-;T.) Paris, April 30. - y ishing day, and the Palais de is cram med with artists, jourialists, re we.P~dalxho on o ne pretext Or ea t obtai n an t nte ticket to I alon'our before its doors bhr~t~ ropn to the general public , T he whhe~rsnichs bybthe name of the Salon' is lwias the first to be visited, ...

... ECCLESIISTICA-L. IREFQRMED PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD. The anqagl sittings of the Reformed Presby- el !terian Sy-iod were comnnenced last night it the * U.P. Church, Nicholson Streea, Glasgow, whes f( the Rev. James, Jpick, Wishaw, the retiring !s moderator, preached from Psalms ii. 11, Serve the B Lord with fear. In the coursa of the sermon the SI headship over the nations-by the Anointed, and E ...

... So, LAxinin RInnS WIMBLEDnON RgyEgEsT_`InVE! Co.42srccxroox-The third competition took place at 2ite- haill Range on Monday night, sand although the weather wasI good a, puzzling wind managed to upset the siceat caiculs. tions, and rendered good scoring difficult. Annexed are the 20 ,bst scoes,.- Coy. 200 5,00 600 TI. Corporal ?? B.R 38 20 27 85 Wm n.Tucer ?? 33 24 25 82 B.Y.Gibson ?? A ...