... r THE DEiER HUNT IN 1JlyI. DISPATCH OF MARINES FROM GLkSGOW. TIlE RIOT ACT READ. (FROM OCII OWN COIIIICEPON]DRNT.) STOTINOWAY, Thursday night. The latest reports from Park this af ternoon go to confirm what has already been published as to the extent of the deer raid in Lewis, the numbers en- gaged in it, and the object the trespassers had in view, The major part of the mnoorland territory ...

... | IRI4SF ITEMS. ! WiECRE WAS MR DILLON'S .. BlACTHORN a' : Now that Mitchelstown is, passing into the back- ground, and the attention of the publio has been! withdrawn from the assertions made aPt the time of the riot, Parnellite speakers begin to boast of the Ipat played by backthorn cudgels in that affray.. They suppose it has been completely forgotten how it was said that iothing heavier ...

... I ELGIN SHERIFF COURT. ASSAULT BY A LOSSIRMoUTH FISHEMMAN. Inthe Elgin Sherif Criminal Court yesterds,y. before Sheriff Ranmpini-William Stewart, fisherman, Branderburgb, was charged with having on the 19tb a November at the corner of Pitgavney and Commerce l Street, Branderburgh, assaulted George Scott, cooper, I Lossiemouth, by striking 4im with his fists on the face to the effusion of, ...

... I.IMW oItt Ak14-hot N-mirmil'. ABERD.R.N, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 23, 1887. The twentieth annual Conference of the National Union of Conservative Associations commenced at Oxford yesterday. Mr Ashmead Bartlett presided, and upwards of a thousand de uca. e3 were present, including many members et Parliament. An address, congratulating the Queen on the completion of the fiftieth year of her reign, ...

... FISHING BOAT SWAMPED AT KIRK. | CALDY. I _ . _ I IV tE LIVtES LOST. |U A terrible sootb-easterly gale sprang up in the i rei Firth of Forth yeet;Jrday morning, invoIvmnU sad loas rmi of lifo at Kirkcaldy. Two Cockenzie fishing boats thE had left that port for Dysart at an early hour, and get irat had shot their lies oil tbe Fife shore when they AV were caught in the Storm, and boi!iting sail ...

... GENE IAL NEWS. TiE PEACE DEPUTATION.-Sir Lyon Playf Messrs Richardson, Grubb, and Fis!er of tie DO' e Deputation, arrived at Queenstown froni yNtel-e yesterday. orl HEAVY FINE rOR SMUGGLING.-At tile j Police Court yesterday, John Leonaed donii 3on board the Wilson Liner Brarvo, was tjied and oosts for beji: concerned smigPlin med 3O5s lbs. of tobacco. Prisoner was one of fir lrj l whom was ...

... MR LOGIE PIRIE ON THE NEW SCHEME.. Mr F. Logie Pirie, who hiss been mainly instru- mental in setting agoing the scheme of co.operative production in Aberdeen, which has already reached the stage that a society has been formed for the purpose of carrying out a plan of operations, has sent the following letter to Mr George Biset, president of the Aberdeen Trades Council, contain- ing a number of ...

... CONSERVATIVE DEMoN~Sp I TION AT INVERURIM SPERCh ON PAIA, TRADE] On Saturday afternoon, the meanhers of thf e urie District Conservative Associ-ti n eld luncheon in the Townhall, Inverurie. T her d large gathering of Conservatives from tile va parishes in the district, and theproceedigl r characterised by great heartinee5. Crolonel Lunsre of Pitcaple, the president of the LUsiadec pied the ...

... COLONEL DOPPING ANTD SMR ;GLDSTONE. TIH lX-IU-PIiMIEIi AVOLOWITSES. Ul The correspondence is published which bas passed between MUr Gladstone atil Culonel Dopping and the solicitor of the latter. On Novemlber I8th, Messrs Robins, Cameron, & Keratin, of Greshlai.n House, Old bt Broad Street, ) London, wrote to Mr Gladstone, hr asking, on behalf of Colonel Dopping, for a specific gl withdrawal ...

... -A rHYSIOGNOMIST. ON TIHE SOCIALISTS. Hlerr Gustavus Cohen, the eminent physiognomist ti and popular lecturer, bas addressed the followvnu letter to Mr H. A. Hyndman, the Socialist leader, whose incitements of the London mob to violence have of late occasioned so much annoyance and anxiety in the metropolis:- Dear Mr Hiyndman,-In the spirit of a, fellow- worker among the labouring classes ...

... ABERDbEEN ANGUS HEIFERS FOR TEXAS. 1. The Beaver Line steamer Lake Superior, sailing yesterday took a valuable consignment of 25 pedigree polled heifers; Th*ug are shipped for Mr Ben.T. Cable, Rock Island, Ill., andi have been selected with care by Mr Shand, of Elmbank, Aber- dean, from some of the noted herds in Aberdeen and Cincardineshire. TlAy comprise the following:- From the herd of Mr ...

... SAL'-' OF JACOBITE MIANUSCRIPTS. in Wednesday afternoon MIr Thos. Chapman sold in hi, a-uction rooms, in Edinburgth, a large number of let ers and documnets referring to the Jacobite r'bollioiis of 1715 and 17-I5. Froin the circum- rtsnco,- uiider which the documents came before theo u-,nbc. anl tlhe doubts that had been expressed to thlewr authbenticity, thte sale excited consider- a't r ...