... MRS GORDON BAILMLE ARRESTED. 'ester-I (I IN THE POLICE COURT. ;aking Mrs Gordon Baillie was arrested iq London on ag aced Moxday, and was subsequently brought before a IIamagistrate. liwy Annie Frost, alias Mrs Gordon Baillie' (30), f the fashionably attired in a black silk and fawn-coloured 01151y jacket, was placed in the dock of Westmsinster Police hay Court oul Tuesday with her ...

... RESTORATION OF THEt ELGIN MUCKLE CROSS. pR2RsITNTri7oN XitKHIONY. I lh On Tuesday, in the presence of a large gathering, . MrblfAudrew,of Westwood lioulte.,Little Horkeslev, EsAnx, a native of Ilgin, formally batiled over the l Miiwe Cro-., w ich lie eai preset..d to the city , (t l141in, to} tile -ustodv ot thie Towil Council. The event, w igh tf wlue (If no ordinary im portancoe in the r ...

... THENAVAL MAN(EUvuS. A telegram from Kildonan Signal Station reports that the Agincourt, Neptune, Inconstant, Bsannon, Inflexible, Mercury, Iron Duke, Medway, Thames, Grasshopper, Mohawk, Tartar, and torpedo beats, Nos. 51, 66, 72, and 80, passed going south. A subsequent telegram states that the Mercury, Grass. I hopper, and four torpedo boats continued steering 3 south, and the remainder. of ...

... --- CONTINUING THE EUSINESS AFTER OKIDNIGOT. l Before Baillie Findlay, at the Aberdeen -Police I Court yesterday, Alex. Christie, eating-house keeper, 106 Green,was charged with aehbeening, by trafficking * in excisable liquors in his shop on Tuesday 26th ' 3 June last, without having a licence certificate to do It so. He pleaded not guilty, and was defended by Mr s John Murray, advocate. ...

... SIR W. C. BROOKS, M.P., ON LOCAL GOVERNMENT, Sir William Cunliffe and Lady Brooks were present at a garden party held the other dav ut Ashton on.hersey, under the auspices of the J~ohn Brooks Habilation of the Primrose Lealue. Sir William, on risingt to address the mueetiog, wIai re esived with loud cheerg. In alluding to the piin. clples of the Primroso Leasue, he said thle oldbr and wiser of ...

... LATEST LONDON NEwSS.| . - - .I rFROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.] LONDON. Wednesday night. The lookout before the autumn session is b somewhat obscure. If it can 'be avoided, a November prorogation certainly will be, and last night there was a strong probability that this would be accomplished. To-day, however, the Committee on the Local Government Bill again stuck. When the Speaker left the chair ...

... 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 ...

... Krs, (F.ROM A SPECIAL 0011iiISt'ONDIINT.) ABURDmisN, Friday morning. The weather during the past week habs been ex- fthe iceedingly variable all over Scotland, hut almost Coni- everywhere there has been an excess of moisture. i, on On Tuesday thunder was heard at different periods a on tall over the country, and in some portions there was how- an extraordinary fall of haki,.tones of large size ...

... NORTH: NEWIS. us 'BANFFSHIRE TEMP1ERANCE UNION. of dr - , DXXONSTRATION AT DUFF S3OUBL t Yesterday the.annual demonstration in connection .ly with the Banifshire Temperance Union took place w within the policies of 'Duff House, Banff, which were id, kindlyplaced&at tie service of the union by parmis- gs Sion of the Earl of Fife. The heavy rain of the he previous day, and the wet morning which ...

... AIR AND AMRS GLADSTONES WEDDING JUBILEE. | DC=PTION AT SPENCER HOUSIH. Mr and Mrs Gladstone on Wednesday rtached the ltoii th anniversary of their *edding. Telegrams and i letters of congratulation from all parts of the cers lkingdom arrived during the afternoon. A re- and, ceptiou was held by Earl and Countess S1mncer, tiry, at Spencer 'House, St Jame's, at which lit at ir and Mrs Gladstone ...

... I Yesterday afternoon the quarterly meeting of the Boys' and Girls' Hospital was held within the office, 13 Bridge Street, Aberdeen. Lord Provost Hender. son presided, and the other trustees present were- Mr Alexander Walker, Baillie Gordon, Mr Robert Gerard, Mr Croll, Mr M'Counachie, and Mr Thomson. I THE CONSUMPTION OF GAS. ins The Chairman called attention to the minute of Ithe House ...

... ABERDEEN HARBOTR BOARD. The monthly meeting of the Aberdeen Harbour Board was held yesterday-Lord Provost Hen- derson presiding. OTHE STORING OF OODS ON THE QUAY. Mr Davidson called attention to a paragraph in the C minutes of the Docks and Pilotage Committee to the tl clfeCt that in future no coal or other goods should be TI allowed to lie on the quays without written permissionI from the ...