... to be members of the Local Marine Board. The Rev. John Allan, of Peterculter, bega to acknowledge, with thanks, that John Thurburn Maclaine, Esq., of Murtle, with the usual liberality of the family, has sent him a handsome donation to enable him to purchase for the poor of the parish an ample supply of coals, which have been distributed among the more necessitous families, and which prove a ...

... ;LATEST ON ES qPB rS PR OIAL )VIBYJ1 FB1M OUB OWN *; . .Lounos, Nonday nlight. ?? is vory seldom that such an ovatioa lmS 'been given to alny member of the House as Mr 3Marriott received to-night. Not ilerelv was lie enthusiastically received in tA House, but in the lobby itsolf meu bers pressed' round him in dozens to shake lis hand and offer him their conoratul]tioig.- 'l'he oxultation at ...

... TIFR DYNAMUTE OUTEAGES. TWO THIOUSAND P'OUNDS REWARD. 0:The Press AssoCintion ia if~ormecd that the Govcrn- mert have decided to offer a reward of £1000 for infornaation which sball lead to thd arrest of the persons responsible for the explosion at Victoria Statiou and the attempts to blowv up Charing Cross, Paddington, ad Ludgato Hill Stations. In addition to this rewrard, £1000 is joinrlt ...

... ?U MnEs I AL NBIVS. Liv~~ol L~nd~y-Th Cln Line steamer Clan Gordon Left bere at 0 yoterdsy for Clpie Town Masils -udy~h Dlesrageriee Maritinmes Company's steamer Djemnah. with inward Frencb inilsifiom. Japan,~ China, Biitayia, Singapuor, Colombo, &O., srrived. ere~at 7 a.m, to-Jdy. Gibraltar, Saturday,-.Tho P. and O. steamer Kaisar- i-~indem Londont arrived at 10 a. m.; and loaves at 2 p.m. ...

... LATEIST LONDON NE'AYS, [BY C S OiAL WIRE' FROM1 OUR ?? (O>R RE+SPON DEN TB.1 Losjoox, Tuesday night. It was agreed on all hands in the lobby to- night that Sir Stafford Northeote's attack on the Government had quite got behind the Prime Minister's fence. Mlr t3ladstoise's reply %\Rs admuitted to be able, but the Liberals themselves do Dot pretend that it constitutes anything like a complete ...

... RURAL 'PALE. TILLIE, PAISKIE, YMANS. ti l-Cum b~au aira. Alvdnot fisrcb haes cor n liko 1 a lion this tliled, Waaver wyce at ganigs dlot. LeIst gain t' he a stormy iontilth a' tbron', -lilse farn'yar, 't 'sSao rasha I P1.-Aw suina, ;vunner maucklel An- difna, like th' ~P first sicht o' tht' niew' Inune ;- ?? wvis lyin' owaor asit onlt her back. Fatavor, 6coors weatler eftir Othis wiines ho ...

... ST NICEFOLA. S PAMOOl.L ,BCAED: .- ; . -. d TfEt CqEU1&N DOOR COLLEoTMON QUESTION, in puriascaeo oa;emeit. fom last rtonthly 'netirj of thle board, tlie Lrs Cominittco'-hrr Dlownie ppr siding-hfad under consideration yesterday the anestiis dt the origin and history of the 'Uniftdd:eal dusrdand the su bjet bof the church door cellectienn: 'With fejardid the fiiat', 1Mr AS i. DhtT its, j1:, ...

... , tAqg:cI ,QHSg WATM I1Di 9 .Q P Foim , UETP. - . V liiyy 1t:vtR 9pLy 'O9t5~met yesiterdays 4i6 act eoaly -hor, tic tttd tilutral Auction at Xoal Kitybrewstor. tb V sideO Of Forbes.~ Beslidesiil f~lnel4UI bricedars a ?? Weere ianay gontleliuie rnrboi distacit parts] of the coiuftiy, am well wisesevetal' 'ejijrs from Asrc~ forthefrW eg't.Nodoiuaht bar of Mir Wilken's mii iEtlad1,61 ?? ...

... REAL AND IMITATION LACES. A LARGE PARCEL OF REAL TORCHON LACES. IRISH CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS. RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS, &c. REAL AND IMITATION SHETLAND SHAWLS. CARPETS. Quantity of ODD PIECES aad REMNANT Best Quality—very Cheap. WINDOW CURTAINS— AII Makes. A Large Assortment of Goods in HOUSE FURNISHING, all much Reduced. SOLTCITJSJX PALACE BUILDINGS, ABERDEEN. PRATT & KEITH. Furniture, Carpets, AND ...

... AGRICULTURATJ REVIEW. ter (Ji'liOM A SPECIAL~ C0ItRtEP0NDr.,;TJ Br The-open oharacter of the past winter hoe beein such on, as to enable the farmer to overtake a larger amount of ex)~ work than is possible in the Ordinary run of seasons, be, 6sad the temporary intcrruptiofl to agiciultural opera. ho' lions occasioned by the recent fall of suaw in tho more arc !1evated portions of the northern ...

... ?? -- ?? 7 -- - - - . = L ABER.DEEN, FRIDAY, MTARCH 1 l, 1884. TnE expected battle with Onsman Digna's ?orce took place yesterday morning at Tolmar, - -a -- u V --rvv ,by- - -- .- 5 I a place about seventeen miles from Sont akcim and three beyond the place whore the British a biouvacked the previous night. So far as can of .be gathered from the imperfect accounts swhich p lave been received ...

... AGaICUMUrRE. FOOO-fPAXE)-MOV1Hii DSBASIC RETAt ?? 1Parliamnet- Nry return has been insuedsbowingtbonumberofarnimals (cattle, sheep, and swine) reported as adected with foot-and-wouth disease in EGreat Britqtin in the year 1850, fromn and after the 20th day of September, and in eaoh subsequent year, and the total number of such awnI1s. The figures were as follows Cautte. Sheep. Swine. Toal 210§ ...