... ALTOAR COURSING MEETING. v The WATERLOO CUP, for 64 subscribers, at £26 b each ; winner £500, second £200, two dogs £60 i each, four dogs £30 each, eight dogs £20 each, six- X teen dogs £10 each, the Waterloo Purse and Waterloo Plate, X800; total, £1600. to THIRD ROUND. 0 Clamor beat Snoister; I Dorinda beat Huic Hollon, after an undecided. C Fluttering Fersen beat Leb Go. Greater Scot beat ...

... 'T SUDDE]N DEA'r1- OF SIR D, II. . ' '2lPlHINSTSON'iE, BAl'Rl. Wre regret to .havo to annlounce tho doath,c iOh' whichl took piaco very suddlenly in Londixlon (if ,ord |Tihursdaly nigrht last, of Sir Robert D. H. I eatl Elpvhinastone, Bart. of Logie-lElphiuastouoo whose I 'etlid osil to the baroneotcy on the death of his( nn Iahr i Jamos, only took placo six wveeks r ag o. It wouldl ajppear ...

... THE 1-IOXTON TRAGEDY. Thomas Willisrc Cturrell waa broughr up at Wor- | shipStreeton romnand-bsforeN~rE3annay rsnP~ednles- I. day-b~arged with the murder of Lydia Green 3' tIBaclilcs Street, Hfoxton, on the f5th inst. Mr B;IDS from the office of Solioit er te tho Treaesury, sonducted the prosecution, wvhile rbe prnsoner was represented i:l by Mr Arthur Newton and Mr Frederick Palmer. ...

... UPPERt DERSII)E AGRICULTURAL Tire annual general meeting of the miembers of the I Upper 1)etlaidleAgricul ,ural Aesbelation wea hield on 1 Wednesday at noen within the Learney Arms Hotel, J Toiphind. Itr J. I-f. I-ower, of iPitmlurchie, president Of the aRsociation, was, Gn the motion of Co~onei Innoes of Ioarnreiy, called to the chair. There wat!a good attendance of members. The Ininutes of ...

... rise A quarterly communication of the Grand Lodge of ,st- Scotiand wvs held yesterday aftern joll in the Free. nal masons' Hall, George Street, Edinburgh.. There air, was An attendance of upwards of 200 of the in brethren, many of whom had come from Gla.sgow and hat the West. In the unavoidable absence of glrand not Master Sir Archibald Campbell of Blythswo)od, the :he throne was occupied by ...

... FLAX GULTIVATION IN BRDEEN-j FLAX r-nHIE.I We habe had the blemsure on several occa- sions.,ecently of directing public attention to the growing interest being manaifested locally in -the cultivation of flax, a crop that -is unques- tionably one of the moat important-of the non- t food producing plants. The production of flax in our own country, and particularly in this north-eastern portion ...

... AMRDEEN TOWN COUNCIL. | MR COOX AND THE GAS WORLD. Treasurer Walker, says The Gas World, main- tains a judicious reticence on the question about which Mr A. Cook, junior, has made such a commo- I tion in his native city within the past few weeks. Mr Cook is, naturally enough, ainbyed that the blank cartridge he occasionally discharges produces no deadly wounds, and he evidently thinks that ...

... cters were resjwu-LL'.h PARLIA E:ENTARY A . SCOTCH VOTES ON MR PAR:9ELL'S AMENDMENT. The Scotch members who voted in fpvour of Mr Parrell's'amendirnet to the Address oD Friday night weie-:-Mr C;H. Anderson, Mr Asher,'Mr Asquith, Sir George Balfour, the ltiiht Hon. J. B. Balfour, Mr J. C. Bolton, Mr .A. L. Brdwn, Mr R; Prestrif Btusce, bIr Biyce, Dr Cameron,.,Mr Campbell-Sansnerman, the Right ...

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... THE ALLEGED JURY-PACKING IN IRELAND. At4EETING OF LIBERAL AND FABINELLITr MEMDERS The Press Association says a meeting of Liberal %nd Parnellite members was held yesterday afternoon in obe of the Committee Rooms of the House Of Commons to discuss the advieability of bringing for- ward the question of the alleged jury-packing in Ireland before the close of the debate on the Address. Mr Dillwyn ...

... L T --- D:-=-N . : - L ATESTr LONDON NEWS.; [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.] 1,0NOX~i), Monday night., Tit 7 nsrvtiv inwotinrg at tiio 'o ruirg 1011)14m (;tlw to irilablsi 'lord rdiirbsMiiTo 15 t~LI Li ILI com)mu~lliijtLioll thiii114 £01- 1. i,,iji HIolumino of I'arliiLr~lloJit. Itl %14)4 ;i ~. LtOnrd.ud1 from tho fact, that 1lris-w is1,Iwor) IjIIA iippiriliod i )fiior hu13AI of Iii A J, sti. it ...

... rfjjJ? GO VE R2? MENT AN]) T1Ii? VOIJUN TEERS Thc report of tho Committee whlichl recenitly in- quirod into the linitncial p~osition of the Voluntecer forcee was issued th() other day, and reconl- wlended to the iSecretary for WVar for sobmiexionl to Parliament a very considerable increase in the nanounit of piiblte monley gircen in aid of *ho force. '11be actual incr ease o)f the oldl ...