... LEATE TO THE BDITOIL ------- . -~ ESSLEMONT V. BALMEDIE. SnB,-It is hardly surprising that the electors of WeetAberdeenshire should some years ago have, elected DrFarquharson of Finzean as their repre- I sentative in Parliament. He is a inember of a very old familythat for generations has been associated with the land, and whose pursuits have been more or t less directed to agriculture, and ...

... LATEST LONTDON NEWS ,.. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS, F LONDON.-, Tuesday niglit. I Mir Gladstone is thankful for -ery small. mercies. le is thankful that the Liberal party Lraw through the purifying agency of the electors ,A Edinburgh gt rid of Mr 'Goschen. Well, fsrnpora milsdettiqf How very short a time ago is it since Mr Goschen, With the keen, clear, Jetrating intellect of the ...

... CONSERVATISM IN KINCARDINE- I I I SHIRE. I ' FORMATION OF ASSOCIATION low -i wf ADDRESS BY MR NICOLSON Of GLENBERVIE. ci te The recently-formed Junior Conservative Associa- R bytion of Stonehaven was inaugurated yesterday after- Ir Ave t noon, when Fir J. Badenach Nicolsow of Glenbervie m to delivered an address to the members, and 'all those cr ver opposed to the Home Rule policy of the ...

... a-I-.-L :0- IE m&-Tb ,i SERIOUS RIOTING- N'BELFAST. L It Serious rioting occurred; elfast last night. A t Ig drummibl party posedidg. tb the Ballynaferagh bi it Orange Hall iwere attacked in Grosvenor Street -by d a hostile mobwhich sted them seerely, and com- C Le pelled themtoteretreat. For about an hour there wasi E a fierce stone-throwing contest, which at one time ox- ( . ceeded in ...

... LTTERS TO THE MDITOU ' MORE NUTS TO CRACK-THIS TIME FOR ~St 1 \ ; THE FISHERMEN.Ca: Ilca id Sip,-Votes. given to Mr Peter Esslemont and Dr Farqubarson mean poorer wages to the labourers and 2, athe farm servants, and many !voters among these i have found this out. Many more are daily discover- ly ing that the Gladstone Bills will crowd the Scotch ar labour markets with Irishmen to the serious ...

... COURT-. OF .SESSION,-FRDAY. - ' SEC0D DIVISION.' ;,-ABERDEE1N WILL DISPUTE. SPEQIAL CASE-S§EACH (SETON'S TRUSTER) AND , -OTHaRS. The late James Seton, sometime spirit dealer in Aberdeen, thereafter residing in Ann Street there, died in 1873. leaving a trust disposition and settle. ment under which David Sheach, writer in Aberdeen, is now the sole acting trustee. The truster left some heritable ...

... IIE ILFI . N F O3Own ' 'aae'wo m - Th ' Inh''''.a e ursd Halir rd beat Columbi&-by five' lengs.; : The 'Yal boat-went ff'wfith the iead, -whibch it -r- titied for'qte third ofthe couaewhei te ciaft was swam'pedioi't a rougl watbr a-A-6an~.' The' .rew, were 'aved- For the flnaI'r yeaterday thebetting wasin fivour of YsleS-: '- Xew- York (later).-The' time 'd uyin by the Yal:' boat -ito-day7 ...

... The annual pic-nic of the employees of Measge A. Pirie & Sous, Limited, Stoneywood Works, was held in the People's Park, there, on Satur- day. If cold, the day was bright, and the 800 pe. sons who were in the park in the course of the afte- noon enjoyed themselves thoroughly. Thanks to the committee, a capital programme had beer ar- ranged; but the dancing seemed to be the amuse- I ment in ...

... I ?P?H ?LET?J?{S? A~jvlesi,v l~el~b .1.ale blr if Gotdoa' ii~the Aberdetef i~oliqw Cq'wtoa.Wednlesday,. A young mth namued rJohn 4ddisn. (20)a butcher, .was ehargcdo; r~emand witth having.. oin the Fih inst., taken from the dvelinqhousesat North; Arcadford, occupied byiRobett Wilsonsheep.dealer. fiftv letters is the prbpcsty of..Jeinima; 'Wjlon.>Addiian shad I 'kept eomprny with MisiW ...

... AGRICULTUAL REVIEW. ' : ' . U . ; . . rl , ...

... yOMARPITIE. AQICGJLIYAL ' ' ':.'a ASSOCIATION. o ;: I ;: $ , : l. :1. 1 : STMMERll ';SHOW,.' , | !Thi'annual summer: showrr, under tle'a&'lcesof 1 the Foriartine Agricultual Association ' held I or Wednesday within the Udny poliies, Akr. J. Hs, e Udny, of Uday, having a ssual kindlymranted the e use of the beautiful hark, near the slcfor the e purpose. Unfortunmate.l the assoaimtt were not ...

... , THE BREEDING AND MANAGEMENT ; ] OF POULTRY, DOGS, &c, l _ _ B9Y STEPHEN BEARS, AUTHOR OF PROFITABLE sp POULTRY KEEPING. (ROUTresE &SOS. foil -- t~~~~~~~~~ail 1no1#T6 FEED AND HOUSE DUCKS. Duck keeping is very profitable, but it must, at the outset, be accepted as an axiom. that no one o should keep ducks, at least for breeding, who has not liss a sheet of waisr, large or small, to give ...