... ABERDEEN JOURNAL OFFeCE. 0 47 Fleet Street, Lonxdn. E.C.. Tuesday morning. p.- _ _ _ _ _ _ : _ t TO-DAY'S TkLEGRAMS. d (BY SPECIAL TIRE.) b e SLAUGHTERIN ZULULAND. g fFRosr To-DAY'S DAILY NEWS. 0 se PIETERErARITZBUPG, Monday. a The Abaqulusi tribe, the remnant of Cetewayo's I, party, having assembled with thd intention of going L to his relief as already reported, Zibebu made a f, night ...

... ABERDEEN HR UR BOARD. i6 A meeting of the Aberdeen. Harbour- Commissioners te3 was held yesterday within the council Chamber,C0 Ir Aberdeen. Lord Provost Esslemont presided, and C0) n the-re were also present-Shoremaster Paterson; Bailies' .th~ Df Donald, Macedonald, Duffus., Hunter, Ross, and Walker; fo :h Treasurer Walker; Dean of Guild Sangster;- Messrs wI 14 R. B. Hutcheson, Ogilvie, ...

... ABERDEENSHIRE REGIbTRATION cvUUa ' . Jr The Registration Court for eleven parishes in the wee- IA is tern division of Aberdeensbiro seas held yesterday in the prE IISheriff Courthouse, Aberdeen-Sheriff Brown presiding. 0 Mr David Littlejohin, advocate, appeared in the Liberal. rep. d interest, and Mr F. T. Garden as representing the Con- 10 servatite interest. i t-CLABI EROX It CIZr. 14e .0 ...

... THE NORTHERN COUNTIES CONSTITU. I TIONAL ASSOCIATION. I am- THE EQARES DEMONSTRATION. ath lily The arrangements for the forthcoming Conserv- cvi- aotive demonstration, which takes place at Forras on t , t Tuesday first, are now almoet completed, and fromt mne the large number of getemen all over the north who sire have signified their intention of being present, therei lair can he no doubt but ...

... AS ABERDFEN POET A\D$HIS PUBLISHERS. ACTION IN THE SMALL DEBT COURT,. An action was heard before Sheriff Brown-it, tbh ! Aberdeen Sheriff Court on Thursday-in ahichMherssr A. King 1 Co., printers, Aberdeen, sued James Sm tb shoemaker and poet, residing at No. 13 Comnme Street, Aherdeen, for the sum of £12 7s 6d. restricted to 212, being the balance of an azconnt of .-t2 2, 6 alleged to have ...

... LICIIlFIILD DIOCESAN CONFERE NCE. I [FR'OM- OsUR OWN RtEP'ORTER]t~ Thle tintud Co nferentce, of clerg-y and lnity for the diocesc of Lichilield ruts held inl the St. Jamies's HiN.l, Liebfield, on i'ed WliclY andl Thursday last, ?? E DN ESDAY. Anumber of i r.-etteshovsedjdelfr the Confeceisco t-ttelldcd the nmornling reoivice -in the Cathe-- dral at t) o'l?cco nit' W(ideadcay. The ...

... CW- 9,op,45. TiuE BAZAAR IN AID OF ST. CnADnS CHURaC Will be the local event of the week. We have known few cases in which a congregation could show so strong a right of appeal to Churchmen generally as that of St. Chad's. The iron church was built in a new, working-class neighbourhood, mainly through the exertions of Mr. BAILEY, Mr. SnAW, and the late In- cumbent of Normanton. The late Bishop ...

... I anpt 'osA I DERBY PARLIAMENTARY DlBATING UNoN.- The House stands adjourned to Friday, the 10th October, at 7.30 p.m. ODDS AND ENDS ABOUT DERBYsnItRE.-In reply to numerous correspondents, we may say that the publica- tion of this popular series will be resumed next week. THE DUKE OF PORTLA2ND-The Duke of Portland arrived in Grosvenor-placs on Saturday from Scotla nd, and left town oln ...

... Aimat :tied ARillfarg. SIR ARCHIBIALD ALISON ON TEL-EL-KEBIR. Liententant-General Sir Archibald Alison was presented. in the City Hall. Glasgow, on Thursday, with a sword of honour, subscribed for by the citizens in recognition * f his distingiuished services. Sir Archibald Alison, in his reply, saiq : lle attachled great iinport.'inee to the influence Thichi the prin. ciple of niationality ...

... LZIq jeedt; of cpe11bQThir. A SI' l ES OF()1' ElA AL ARTICLES ON (I O. O Ii NY \ V S T, ` t1H1?\VTO SU L PPLY THE MI.. ?? 1]l, ill: C'lit-RCH _N1,,EDS OF '1'HE CouNTry. Bxr ?? Vi: N. 1E1VAIBD BALSTON, D.D. (Aihdilsecisi of i)erby.) A- .vx x P: ?? deic.ve hrolro glI the b!,itif, l sen:Ier! *of i)cri~siiie, so richly varicd with hill all ilal , iP- lovtly woolis atnd Iriglit pullintg I; l;iS,- i ...

... D OERBYSHIR|E AG(RIOULTURAL SOCIETY. I THE AW, ARDS FOR GROWING CROPS. The avar ls of the prizes offered by the Derbysiiire Agi- ciltuirl Society fir groving crop;, which should have been h 'ne el in at the rerent ploug ling competition at Weston- oin-TIent, hare jest teen 'iade by the judges, irW. J. S; tciley, lorrowash, nud Mr. W. Radiord, Kirk Langley. The delay allulled to has beet caused ...

... HOW TO SPELL rr (according to the Dean of Bangor), -D, Tea. POT AND KETTLE. (A New Version.) Kettle (turning up Ito spout contemptuously): You horrible, snishievous creature I You pewter-bailt Borgia, get out with you I Belore very long, saints be praised, our Sir Wilfrid will finish his bout with you; And then-- Pot (frothing over with wratb): Oh, como now, this is cool I Who are you calling ...