... , UTLONDON Ej M N I 7pLUM, OUR11 owxI CORIRESPONDENTS.] tONiDO\, Tuesday night.r I' trj ilit .tcite Ra~ilway Coitiuiustoioers willt ½ebtiloc nut te judgment in the dispute I t [&W e1cVIt l!Ie' ti ICat No thc of Scotland antdc i-eliz-tlieev Cotiilnties before sloe end of I Xii ftcl nal cILUlii tis neeesiary to be madeC Lorlttl~2t it ct'lttctt olt w ilth t It fortheutininit ii he British: ...

... CONSERVATISM IN LOGIE-BUCaAN. SPlEECH BY CAPTAIN TUr-NER. Last night a meeting of electors favourable to Conservative principles nnas held in Denhead Mission House, Auchmacoy, Logie-Buchan, which was largely attended bv old and new electors. The proceedings were of the most enthusiastic character, and Mr Ruxton, South Artrochie, presided. The Chairman havingz returned thanks for the honorer ...

... ABERDEEN GIrMNASTTrj AND ROWING, CL UB I ANNUAL ASSEMBLY. The members of the Aberdeen Grymnnastic anew Rowing Club held their annual assembly last night in the Albert Hall Buildings, Huntly Street Thor gathering was, as usual, a very successful one,and in- deed it could not be otherwise, seeing that the' arrangements in connection with it were carried out in a manner which, in every respect, ...

... I THE SIGHTS AT SAND RINGHAM. Here is a clamp of model cottages; here the little church; and, just as one catches sight of the front of Sandringham, two drags come thundering along the road; carrying the Prince and his guests, well wrapped up in ulsters and overcoats. The Hall is, of course, full of guests, and the lights are already beginning to show at the windows. And how does one penetrate ...

... I GEERAI NEWSe .1 - - - _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ a Trs body of a child has been found lying in Pita( ' Street, South Side,.G]iasgow. MAJOB-GNERAL COUNT IGNATIESF has been ap. pointed Governor of Eastern Siberia, TE title of High Protector of the InternationzA Association is now given to the King of the Belgians, TarE total number of immigrants who arrived in th,- United States during December ...

... FOREIGN AND COLONIAL IAILS& DMprATea ov '5ET M -I 4550o1 NEST DiLs2SrAT50L LOsnole. MAI2 DeL AsenioU . via Dartmonth Jan. 29E 6 Feb. 13 AulstrziiiVz. VictoriilNew South\ialesi Queenslaud, South Austrailia, ana 'Tsanionra , vlaBriadisi 3i SJ 3 Jan.- Australia(Westen) Do ., Feb. 6 E Jan. - Wsrmtuda.. . .via. New Yol~.. Jn 29 3-mDo. * v~salflvilax~o. Jan. 29 E 'eb. 17 ...

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... iTHE MARQUIS OF SALISBURY X;.~' IN WALES. The- Marquis of 'Salisbury arrived in Welsbpool from Wynnitay yesterday morning, and drove at once to the Townhall, where he addressed a crowded Meeting, among whom were many ladies, The Earl of Powis presided, and on the platform were Lord Henry Vane Tempest, Lord Herbert Vane Tempest, Mr Stanley Leighton, M.P., Mr C. Williams Wynn, &c. The Chairman ...

... THEE FEfW StUSENSION M1LD:GE AT EkGELDIE. Vititors to Upper Dectiido thi tre it ''ill disneoer a new feature in on, of its calLy vta'.:.. one who hae mails the jeecrney fins RU' ci r ': Braemar has regarded with ilit i'. tti!?o --1-, . estate houls. of Auergeldki, wvitch cii to cc tli Royalty for necrly forty ytc-a, It-1 itf. teen the rA ideoc aof tie Pt i. at I 'rilce Ri Walts during ...

... I . ABERDEEN SCHOOL BOARD. ELECTION. THE RESULT OF THE POLL. SUCCESS OF THE LABOUR PARTY. The declaration of the poll in the Aberdeen School Board election yesterday 'afforded one more illustration of the frequency with which the unexpected happens. It also showed em. phatically that the contest was one in which the labour party have been completely success. ful, they having carried their ...

... A HORRIBLE MASSACREs Arriving at Equator Station, writes Ir H. M. Stanley, a curious story was related to us by two European eye-witnesses of the proceedings the oar- ration of which recalis to our memories the san- guinary customs of Dahomey. We had heard of cruel sacrificing of life before: but the stories were told by Africans, who have the habit of relating events of this kind in the most ...

... The Centrql News says:-The principal business in connection with theRoyal visit yesterday morning was tliepresentationofaddressesto thePrinceinStlPatrick's Hall of the Castle. A large crowd assembled round the Castle gates at. n earlyhour, but tl ere was little to interest the spectators except the music provided in the square in front of the Castle bv the band and pipers of the Highland Light ...