... A ROUGH, NEIGHBOUR.X- : - The other day there came lnping. into Hed. it lem's drug-store the remains of what: had once le been a man. He had a wild, dishevelled, been- m run-over-by-a-train sbrt of look, and, as he dropped heavily-into a vacantbehair, the salesman I stared at his strange visitor, as if fearful that lie was about to fall apart and distribute himself over the floor. Shall I ...

... CHILD/REN'S CORNER. LETTERS FROM LITTLE FOLKS, in With the view Ot enlcouraging the youthful eaders of this re column in the l~ery useful 3Si~ Nell ic 1,9ren r fb letter Nvr!itin, weyewivto prieasnt a5rty oftb le~tters on subjects ill Nhich i-li'ldrez, arc isor, lbr doC tjcularly ifterested. These iet~t.i-.in-t, be Composed g and writtert by childrenl net cv i;~uerteeIN yers 9 of age and the ...

... CHILDREN'S CORNER, LETTERS FROM, ~LITTLE FOLKS, tbh thre view of elicotnag.l.l th 3etifli'alesofti ''elitnn in th rsrh cefoi a rveil sciaiit;t art ot Jett',1 tv I' 'y,1e tis i rll irA- eeklv fox, netestil Thta eters. t 1b. ?? aid sv. ?? br tehilirci- not ?? tIC shal like ttnretieeelaiaata the ar I1?aVI' eXt1 reslenlT. 'i ha lre. iz':e is I., *i- al)i. Ii the tecaid on esihil j el._ Tihe Nvlti ...

... :NATURE . AND SCIENCeE to CURIOUS 1?LAC'E FOR A' BIRD'S NEST. nla Oii the line of railway at teseeit in course of bhe constraction between Anstruther and S.t ith Andrew s,at a short distance from the lattor town, a wantail has built hernest uiider a 'stone whichi ,dS liad fallen friom one of the coiltractor's 'vaggolse t a conveying building niaterialA along the line, and ot, is lying between ...

... THES COLLISION WITH THE - - . VALOROUS.X ,r, :A court-martial assembled on board the 1Royial Yn Adelaide, flaghip, 'at Devonot,on Monda, at for the trial, oflMr. John Endicott, gneo . the Valorous, for h11ving on the 19th ntulb ng- I d, lected hisaduts as officer, of the watch, whereby i er trhawler owa brought i lcollsion' with the i to& Ih , &xal cc, rkwer Gshawkof lrixamwhich was dis 1 i ...

... - JONATHAN'SO.OKES. ty- Tm: ?? wan ever heanl of Nvte in ; ts rowb..nt in. a- stornm. Ho got swamped and of droh'ned because ho refused to hng the shore.-. B.* NE.D P.&tTizsG.-l1usbaud: That fence d, wants paintifig badly. I think I'll do it vnysec^. ?? Yes, do it yourself if you think ti d; wsil; to be done badly. !l, : A Mofouo-.; ?? has an avvautage over his rd An.irciat cminu(le in one ...

... Hfous or, CemAmo NXS. t Aa A r ?? heI THT3Ed:DAT, Jumit0 Tile Ss.asZon t-oi tile choiir 0± four 'clock . TPeQ;lions vrere ?? is toator srithe Liquor Trltos -,ca Ves- ,Scotma il 11It. Iy Mr ?? f DaTonout fressn 2L oitc-irooboS.- toMss; ole in ise. O.t ?? fic y; Sty Llr .'Iirres- Wil from took 0I ty or Bi-rech, ijidil-,y 1 tu Ly Dr £.siq itli.,r, o hom rtb s'ita-;tst ?? io:1y, AU r 'e-t:ttir 0y ...

... FLOUR MlILL BURNED DOWA7N. Last night an alarming fire broke out in tfli mrill of Messrs A. & W. Glen, millers and. flour merchants, 71 to 35 Cheapside Street, Ander. ston. Although the main entrance is fronx Cheapside Street, the works consist of a large five-storey mill, extensive stores, stables, and offices, extending back to Piccadilly Street. The fire originated in the mill, which has a ...

... otaz'SOJIV ?iuam FUIDAY MORNmG, JUNE IS. AIr Gladstone, accompanied by Mrs Gladstone 0 and Mr W. H. Gladstone, left London yester- af day morning by the Midland express for Edin- a: burgh in order to fulfil his engagements in Mid- th Lothian. There was an immense crowd at St fi Pancras Station, who loudly cheered the right 01 hon. gentleman and demanded a speech from him. 3Ir Gladstone, in the ...

... MPRINCIPAL CtJNNGNGHAM TON THE ASSY?-ABLIES. Yesterday forenoon, in St ?? Parish Church, Crieff, Principal Cunningham gave his usual annual reviewoE the doings of the General Assembly. He said, at the outset, that it was a characteristic of their Church Courts that they were made up of an admixture of both clergy and laity. It was to this that great historical writers traced the great pews: ...

... LBTTEUBS TO TEE EDITOR. w -DR STORY 01x TEM MAUMENANE OP LA I AN1^ D ORDE;R IN TrEM HI3GH-' I of LANDS. atld Sm,-Iwrhleneechln te GenteAssemblycat 'eer Thursday last Dr Story Bai While they (the ae F General Assemb)) expressed their thorough I -1 sympath~rwvitb thse~igbamders iuswhtever rxaezee has :and distressg *were oppressing them, they must also send them tha earnest recommendation to ...

... MOALREY Drt8o1q. rae &aACCEPTANCE OF MB.i. MILNES (*ASflXLL' aO CANDIDATtYRE. ad A meeting& of the Central Liberal Association 6f the he Morley Division was hold last evening in, the Wddstrial' )re Ball, Dewsbusry, for the purpose of ,hearing aou Address le. 1mom Mr. Milnes-tiaskell, M.F., and eonsiddriag the so que(stion of the selection of a candidate to contest the ad' divitsion in the ...