... NEW DEER-ROAD TRUSTEES.-Messrs William Godsman, Mains of Fedderate, and William LeaeskI Skilmafi6ly, were re-elected on Wednestay as tenant trustees for this parish. FORRES-J.P. COUnT.-A Justice of Peace Court was held here yesterday-Messrs Black, Tulloch Park, and Daniel Fraser of Springfield on the bench. A cab proprietor, named Hobb, was fined 10s, with the alternative of seven days' ...

... F en ST CLEMENT'S CHURCI ug .-- nd SmI;-Inyorr issue of Monday last there appeared ay a notice in rervard to the repainting of St Clement's ad Parish Churoh, and in which reterenceis made to the t, finding of the following inscription in the centre it gasalier-Given to this Church byAlexanderMurray, of older, 1646. As this may give rise to a missupreben- at, iioi en the partof yourreadersas ...

... Lt (Fnox THE EVENIsd ExpEEse.) tbi ,y Feeing markets are still as well attended all ,o as of yore. Attempts have from time to timr did e been made to substitute this way of making' thl -. engagements for farm servants by some other Tit ,d method-such, for instance, as register offices, but 1al to such efforts have been all but abortive. So long as loe 11 farm servants continue to be ...

... THE REV. MtR ROB letTON, STON ilHAVEN. ANOTi1thi XXTHI5AI II\INAY 82HNMON. The fo!lowing are some of tbe more remarkase pasbages Qf the serinan preached by the. Rev. Joiln iKobertson, of Stonehaven, on which pointed coninent was mada at the recent meeting of F'oadoun Pre.-uy- tery. The text wad 2 Timothy i., 19, and the quotetions are from his published paemphlei:_ A disease very coluslon ...

... The farm of Clayford, Prenmnay, belonging to Mr Lumsden of Clove, has been let on lease to Mr Grant, Shenwell, Cairnie. OATS STILL UNCUT IN BANFFSHIRBJ.-On the farm of Barnyards of Bennoches, Knockhill, Ordiquhill, Banifebire, there are 20 acres of oats uncut, and other 20 acres in stock in tbe field. There are other two or three places in that neigh. boarhood where the grain crop has not yet ...

... A conference was opened in Exeter Hall, London, on Tuesday, on-the report of the Royal Comrimision on Education. Mr H. Fowler, M.P., presided. The Chairman stated the main objectiens to the report, which had rekindled animosities among the fiiends e ot education. Mr Osborne Morgan, M.P., moved, n Mr Cossham, M.P., seconded, and Mr T. Snape Ir supported a resolution, which was carried, ...

... DISTRICT NOTER. (FROM TMg EVRXING ExPIUS8.) di The Peterhead Arbuthuot! Museum Scheme was b b considered by the majority of tbe people in Peterhead b: w to have gone to sleep, never to be heard of again. A si [i year and a half bas now elapsed since theolast meeting h, 1 was held of the promoters of the scheme, and perhaps tc 1. we have beard of it too soon. -d 'Tis the voice of the sluggard; ...

... A. LOIS-ETTE 37 NEw OXFORD STTIRET, London, iABEBDEEN, MONDAY, NOV. ', 1SS8. The annual conference of the National Union of Conaervative Associations was concluded- at Hi.11 .l.-.L --A----.. - -- mu -, I.n. - Wolverhampton on Saturday. The discussion on DMr Howard Viucent's resolution on the subject of fiscal reform was resumed. Mr Llanldford moved the previous question, which, after a ...

... LETTERS TO THIE EDITOR. A TRAINING HOMIE FOR GIRLS. Haddo House, Aberdeen, Ncv. 3,1888. . SiB,-Will you kindly allow mue, through the )n mediuni of your columns, to bring before the public rd the need for a training home, which the Coinwittee or of the Aberdeen Ladies' Union have long felt to s, exist in connection with their werk m behalf of the l0 poorer clais of girls in Aberdeen. The need ...

... LATEST LONDON NElJWS. - . - SFROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.] LONDON, Sunday night. x11 The recrudescence of crime in the East End on has almost pushed aside all other topics of con- ka versation. Eastward of St Paul's excitement is in at fever heat ; but, although the region of I Spitaltields is literally overrun with police and en detectives, the authorities of Scotland Yard are ed without a ...

... red THE TOWN COUNCIL SQUABBLE. 0 *itO UP CLAEiK'S REKPLY TO MR LYON. ew STR,-I notice a letter from Baillie Berry in your am ier edition of to-day, with a copy of another from an 'am le 76aspirant to a Batillieship. I do not intend to enter ci nto a newspaper correspondence over it, althoughb' tymy name has been unnecesearmly dragged into their Ila try, disputes, but I wish to demmy ...

... IGE NE-1RAL Fo-REIGN NEWSI THE SENSATIONAL FRENCH TRIAL. SENTENCE OF DEATH. (REUTERUs TELEGRAM.) Pariis, Wednesday. - The Jury to-night re- turned a verdict of guilty without extenuating circmnstances against Jose Garcia, Mathilde Dauelt, Amnores Roberto, and Ibomes. The other prisoners were acquitted. Prado was condemned to death, and the other prisoners sentenced to terms of imprisonment. ...