... THE SPEAXE RSHIP. ocaal -We understand that on. the reassembling of Parlia- L in ment, Sir Henry James will be proposed by the Prime by Minister as Speaker, on the resignation of Sir Henry 'ish- Brand, Sir Farrer Herschell becoming Attorney- Genercl, and Mr Horaae Davey or Mr C. Russell, ent Solicitor-General.-La31 Journa. 'I iter- . - -- [iln, Yesterday, at North Shields Police Court, J. ...

... I E?'y SPECIAL IFIRE FROM OUR OWFN COrxrsEzlPoYDENLTs.- LoNDON-, Sunday night. The Leeds Conference still continues to en- ase mlen's minds here. It would be difficult to convey an accurate idea of the etlect which the Conference has produced ill pnlitical circles in London. Now that the mleeting is over the J quest:oin that is uppermost is-what will the result be ' If the promoters of the ...

... THE flW LOCOKOTIVE SEPZRNENDENT. Mr Ja-nes Min-on, the nesl-f-aDpointedlocomotive superintendent of the GreatNorth of ScotlandRailway, has been prese-nted with a handsome testimonial by the empioles of the Glasgow and South Western Railway Company, on the occasion of his leaving that service. The presentation took place at a social meeting held in Kilmarnock. M\ir James Lethatn presided. and ...

... AGBRICULT1URE. at POLED CATTiE vFoR AsEiCLa - Ur Georg( a Bruce, seedsmna, Market Street, Aberdeen, has iP forwarded for shipment from Liverpool on Tues- at day: twenty-four polled bulls for, Messrs NUtaill 0- lliot Missouri, who Rome tine ago received a consign- se meat of bout 60 had from this cuntry. The present at lothave been selected from various herds withgreat ig care, and it is worthy ...

... DUTTM PFARM Duthie Park1 which was opened on Thursday by ; the Princess Beatrice, was yesterday visited by many I thousands of the citizens, the grounds being crowded 5 from morning till evening, 5 *n At yesterday morning's service in Belmont Con- gregational Church, Rev. James Stark, in preaching 'from Proverbs, 22nd chap.' 2nd verse-The rich and P , poor meet together the Lord is the maker ...

... 63 PERSONS SENT TO SIBERIA. ST PzEsaaWuGWednesday.. . The trial'of sixty three persons charged with being I members of ths Red Cro3s Society, a revolutionary Socialist association, has resulted in the conviction of- the whole of the prisoners, who were sentenced. to transportation to Siberia. No Russian. newspaper has been permitted to report or commnnent upoD this trial, but it is linown that ...

... 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 ...

... THB MOTHEEWELL PARTt RIOTS, |TRtiA^L Ob' VM 0RB 4 ' CES1q Yesterday the trial of the Motherwell party rioters. was commenced in HEamiltons Sheriff Court ,before Sheriff Birntie an:d a j olrg. Thte Case against the Orangemen wvse first called, in which David , Cat0, Mailler, 3avid SNelson. 'Will-am Massie, Joseph Nelson, and John Nelson, labourers, Mn~therwvelcee bcharged with mobbing and riot- ...