... The most violent Cough will in short time rcmi-ved. Caution—The Public are requested notice that the words ‘•Beecham’s Pil s, St Helens,” are on the Government sump afiixe to each box of pills; if not they are forgery. Prepared only and sold who . sale and retail tin proprietor, T. Bkrciiam, Chemist, St Helens, Liiicashirc, in boxes ltd and each. ■(told iii‘ill Drur/gifte nd Patent Medkinc ...

... MR W. ClUNNA2':, BROOKS, ?? ON GOVEPYRMEN C P'OLICY. *Colonel WP. J. Leg-hand Mr NV. C. Brooks, the rairs- herj for liast Cheshire, addressed a crowded meeting of their ccorrtitireuts the ott er night at Marple. To the ?? of an ecle arid ?? speeoch, _Mr Brooks said- Whrichever way we turn, we find that Ili,-, present I ministry, whbich ba at its licad what they themselves call the grestest ...

... [From the meeotological Otrice.l FORECASTS of weather for Thursday, Feb. 8, ISM (issued at 8 p.m. oa the previous day):- 0. SCOTLAN;D N.-South-easterly and southerlb strocg gales: cloudy; unsettled; some rain or sleet. 1. ScorLAND E. -Do. 2. ENGLAND N.E-Do. 3, ENGL.sND E.-South-easterly strong winds aC& gales; cloudy; somne rain. 4. MIDLAND COCNriES.-SOUtherly or sontli-easter4 wvinds, ...

... ABERDMN PHILHARMONT SOCLETY. I ffeh In the domain of musical art, instrumental music Lie occupies, in these northern part§ at least, a position 3rd, lal something akin to the ohoice, but unifamilir exotics the of the floral- world. There is, at any rate, a common the difficulty to surmount, and that is the initial one of Os9, creating a homle-a taste-for their reception and Om cultivation' ...

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... MACNABS STOCK. Market Street. JOHN RAF FAN BEGS to inform the Aberdeen I‘ubiic that THURSDAY First, the 11th inst., he will commence a GREAT CLEARING SALE. Being very anxious that the portion of stock lately bought from Mr Macnab should at once be realized, will be offered Unusually Low Prices. FOR PARTICULARS SEE HAND BILLS AND SHOP WINDOWS AT MARKET STREET. ...

... TEE BANKEUPTCY BILL. The Standing Committee of the House of Commons onj Tran-, Shhiping, and Manufactures, resumed the con- sid-:ation of the Bankruptcy Bill yesterday. when the second schedule dealing with proof of debts was pro I wpeded with. MI Gosechn again occupied the chair. | !r Dixon-o-Hlartlanld had given notice of a series of sub- sertiil1s in substitution of those in the bill, which ...

... We:-rtto au~lacnce that yesterday ftrenoo in !etltt. sstso~~ted by telegi',lah of a, reewa out- Es 2-. ) totaad-nuouch dse-ato is' timc Counaty f hero a. ± ooe ninh- outbreatkla-xnor oi~o~t?rc~odr?l acenat:' ?? ntirherto) there had a..c- Ot-,tat on of lioh LOhs-' no, s~lrcadiiu,11 2'hce~II - - 10o'on O:, iloeit:inrd. 'toe -rtI.na 21' Co y0 ti-U t i'ia.. o st su'u -, ,to ?? xi el'O by, L tr ...

... , TE .BE5DDEDV JOURNAL AND THE CATHOLIC CHURCH. It Srs,-It would have been a good deal more to the 'I purpose had the Rev. Mr Chisholm, instead of indulg- r tog in an angry and indignant protest, endeavoured to refute the assertion at which he feels so mush ag-N sgrieved, that secret societies, whose origin is in r hatred of property, thrive best in countries where the religions is that of ...

... IECCESIASTICAL. BiRs^y ESTsaI5ESSI CuRicH.-The call to Biry Estab'ashed Church, Orkney, has been accepted by Rev. Henry Dodd, minister of -t Stephen's Church. Perth. At a meeting of the Ultited Presbyterian congrega- tion of Yetholm, held on Tuesday evening, it was cor- Idially acgreed to present a call to 3.r Archibald ITorrance, B.D., probatiouer. K1tKC.ALDY FiRtE PRESBYTRE.tY.-A meeting of ...

... THE PHCENIS PARK MURDERS. SHE CONDIDMNED AiE. Bradv *nd Curiey, the condemned convicts in t X!i.mainhar, have both been visited several times by I their immediate relatives. Brady is fully resigned e to his fate, and remains firm, but Curley is despou- t dent. Fagan. who was sentenced to death on Friday, z does not seem to realise his position. t TO-DAY'S TRIAL c The trial of James Fitzharris ...

... [BY SPECIAL WS; .IRE: FROM OUBR OW1N COERESPO KB-VT1'5. 1T Friday morning. thi The bill introduced by 3fr Dodson at half- be Dast one thd morning has proved to be milder int thi than the Ielbst saligirne ineibeis on the Op- btu p.'s'tt.Ol l bencles had ventured to expect. The ao Conscrvativts interested in agriculture listened ha Nrbth trhe tutost anxiety as the Chancellor of cu: rhe Duclhy ...