... AGRIOULTURAL NEWS. l - - I TURIMP EXPERIMENTS IN MORAYSHIRE. In the spring of the present year the Moray c.hstr Farmer Club rsoslved, on the aug-estisn of the hlinhuind and Agricultural Soeiety, to make two experiments in the growing of turuips with certain qualitiei and qualititles of manure. The two farms selected were Myreside andi Linkwood, tenanted by Tdr Russell and Mr Robertson, but on ...

... | IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT# HOUSE OF COMMOINS-WEDNESDAY. The Speaker took the chair at a quarter past twelve o'clock. THE SCOTCH ESTIMATES. There was no preliminary business, and the House at once went into Committee of Supply on the Scotch Estimates. THE FISHERY BOARD. Mr ESSLEMONT resumed the discussion upon, the vote of £7427 for the Scotch Fisbery Board. He appealed to 'Ir Anderson to withdraw ...

... - |EN FERAL FOREiGN News I THE REPORTED CAPTURE OF STANLEY AND EMIN PASHA. O DETAILS OF THE KHALIFA'S LETTER. (RUTEaR's TELEGRAM.) a- Cairo, Sunday.-The following details have as been received of the KIhalifa's letter to Osman of Digna announcing the surrender of Emin Pasha he io and a white traveller, the contents of which we were communicated to General Grenfell. The in Rhalifa wrote to ...

... y: DEQORATION FOR SIR MORELL MACKENZIE. ATTACKS ON THE EMPRESS VICTORIA. r Berlin. Mo nday.-It is now decided that the rEmperor Frederick shall proceed to Potsdam next month. e Berlin, Tueadav.-Tbc National Zeitunc this morning states that the Empress Victoria treceived a deputation from seventeen institutes and associations of which she became patroness tas Crown Princess. Replying to ...

... Ai.A A AA AAAAAAAAAAA A A A AAA I I I Mr. HENRY THORNE, Trarctling Scerctlry Young Men's Cr. Assoc., says:- I desire to bear my testimony to the value of Allcock's Porous Plasters. I have used them for pains in the side and back arising from rheumatic and other causes, and never without deriving Benefit from their applica- tion. They are easily applied and very com- forting. Those engaged, as ...

... ILLEGAL REMNOVAL OF CATTLE. Yesterday at a Justice of Peace Court, beld at Aber- Oll deen-Sheriff Brown and ox-Deau of Guild Walker r on the bench-Andrew Duncan, farmer, Upper o0 Kinkel], Keith-ball,. was charged with contravening be the regulations for the movement of cattle, br dated 8th March last, by having removed four queys and two stots from the Muir of rn' Ord od n 2ird M arch last to ...

... MARKE ' UNPEULIGEXXCR. I 10 COR N. li ABInxDMW, Friday.-Thefe was a good attendance s aat to-day's market, and a fair amount of business once was transacied. There is 's rise of Is in the price of galIe bere and barley 54 lbis., for which there is ax demand gliad owing to growing scarcity, and requests for parcels, ftile by distillers, but~thereis no change in the price of oacs, t 0 AtS 12 6 ...

... t THE CONDITION OF THE CROWN ,- PRINCE. NO IMPROVENIENT. OFFICIAL SOURCES OF INFORMATION STOPPED. (REUTEr's TELEGRAMS.) San Remo, Sunday.-The Crown Prince passed a good night. The cotgh was the same, but there was less expectoration. The wind being cold, His Imperial Highness Will probably not sit out on the balcony to-day. The follow- ing official bulletin, dated San Remo, 10-50, this morning ...

... FISUERY STATISTICS OF SCOTLAND. The official publication of the Board of Trade for January-the Board of Trade Journal -issued on Satiday. contains the fishery statistics of Scotland for the past year. teether with those of 1886, for pujrposes of cThmparisOi. The figures show that, while there hns been a substantial inmrease in the . ausntity of fish calght on the Scotch cuasts during .5f ...

... COMMERCI&l NOTES. __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (ne A Liverpool ahipowning firm have just concluded 6d contracts for four new steamers to be engaged in the lar Atlantic, Mediterranean, and Danube trades. One an( is to be built on the Mersey, and it is to be the qur largestweight-carrier ever constructed in that quarter. (coh Of the others, one is to be built at Belfast, and two oat at Southampton. a The ...

... THE POPE AND THE NATIONAL LEAGUE t (RoUTRars TELECRAa.I ) I 3;ome, Saturday.-The Pope has charged Cardina s Monaco to have inquiry instituted by the Ccnurega i tioII of the Holy Office with the object of ascertain- I ing yhether the methods employed by the National 1 League embrace any principles contrary to morality c and religion. -- t MICHAEL DAVITT AND THE PAPAL RESCRIPT. Michael Davitt, ...

... FAVOURABLE REPORT. W\'e gave an account a short time ago of the 1 'avourable experiences of two Portessie fishermen whowerefor six months residing at the island of Grand Marnan, Canada. Some months ago two Iiickie fishermen also took a trip across the Atlantic, and in less than a month from the time they left home they were back again with the verdict that; emigration was a delusion and a ...