... DETAILS OF HIS ESCAPE. RIOTING AT CLONMIEL. Mr T. Healy, P., arrived at Dablin from Carrick-on-Suir yesterday morning. Mir O'Brien, who was expected, did not arrive, though detectives were watching Kingsbridge Station for him. All the stations between W~aterford and Dublin are also being watched. A correspondent at Carrick-on Suir says tha t M'essrs Considine and Bodkin, Resident Magistrates, ...

... BURNS' ANNIVERSARY. THE PROPOSED STATUE IN ABERDEEN, IUTERESTING SPEECHES. The an'elversary of the National Bard was cele. brated last night by Scotchrmen in all parts of the world, and fraternal greetings were exchanged by I the numerous clubs formed by the admirers of Burns. In Aberdeen several social events tool: place in con- nection with the celebration of the anniversary. CATIEIRING IN ...

... A FACT NVONTII HNOAVI;. It, is o 11he itiunot inportance that peapie in di.- I ealth orslmterinag froin any :oll of disense-!;u:ulc -r,: in1juh- ile:o tilel causes of thrir troubles, it, is usei -S ao mov e the si Inpi outs of a disea e as loll -ILS ihe cause, rein-: E uetou'ched to gri elarn thein alreuh. P'ririe Flos er nz- 0-; insoves the s llptoalns lilln srike, de-- at rhe r of the ...

... - NORTH INEWS. Id in TA1N-Ooai,)lo GoOD.-A ineeting of Town tI Oil Council was held in the Council Chanibers on WVed- -it e v nesday evenin~g, for thle purpose of consiidering the A Lbot olfvrs roads on'L the previous Monday for the customs111 N Tmai anld other conuoion good, of thle town. Thle prices elIs obtained showed onl the whole a considerable increase t Isclon laist year's, though ...

... The monthly meeting of Aberdeen School Board was held last night-Professor Salmond in the chair. PENtSION TO A LATE N]A-TER, It was reported that the Department had made a grant of £20 a year to Mr Mavor, the former maater of Marywell Street School. AeeOINTHiENV l OF SEaNs-o MiTrR91-i. It teas ag-reed that Tiaes Mary Stephen, the pre sent sewiitg assistant of Northfield atd Dr Bronis Schools, ...

... GERMANY AND ITS COLONIES, I IMPORTANT DEBATE IN THE REICHSTAG, -- Pa (REUTIER's TELEGRAM.) lishe Berlin, Tuesday. -The Reiichstag to-day dis- date, cussed the special estimates of the Foreign a ba Office, which the Committee proposed to pass sevei without amendment. During the discussion of supp a clause concerning the payment on account o f i 1 salaries of German officials at Zanzibar, Herr ...

... TURiD1FrF PARISHi CHLURCH. is - -A APPOINTMENT OF A CONGREGATIONAL COMfMITT5N. A meeting of the members and adherents of the N of Turriff Parish Church was held in the church yester- 0 in day afternoon to nominate and appoint a committee 0 I- of their number to select one or mere persons for the P a office of assistant and successor to the Rev. Dr John PI' Cruickshank, whose resignation was ...

... obj KEITH-put~nic LIBIZAay.-The committee bave hat nlow Completed the purchase of a large number of a6 52 books towards refuruishing the library. a PE T 1-HEAD-H,&RnouitTRUSTExa.-A mneebing rail of the Peterhead Harbour Trustees was held vaster- en1t day-Provost Smith in the chair. Thirty impluce- of i tiolls fronm pilots for licences were tabled, and it was to agreed to renew themi all. ...

... e nt11 MIARTINO S CASE AGAIN.K d A meeting of the New Bytb School Board was held now non Monday afternoon-Rev. Mir Falconer, chairman, booh, e presiding. There were also present Rev. Mr Francis, IMessrs Gibb, Allan, Mleidrum, and Gordon, Mr day- AMLeod being absent. A few ratepayers were alsto ntion k present. Fromt the minutes of an adjourned meeting Sigre 8held to consider the case of ...

... h[FRO E TH EYP Ne EIR .C, The chairman at the Lunophanan Liturarv So- y - couversazione iliado some very happy r' mark; '1 LI] .t the desirability of having a llrl for s,;al met!i2s. a &c., and the subject has been warmlyi taken up si-:Oc. a But is't a' richt altho' 'tis toom. to. mack thekel- i ydancing room.' I\No une wvill be boid encugh tO t' 3 la up the affrmuarive at the pre-esit 'Sa' ...

... ABIERDEEN, TH1URSDAY, JAN, 3, 1Ss9.q There is little fresh to report concerning the I Bradfurt Iuurcler. Seo\ ral circutnstaInces| .. ,-:- -.. I- . -- - - . . l . I , I -, aU lUr I aIIurncer. ne \eraL circuristances rolatiing to the movements o B3arrett about th' C tinu oif the murder wvcve revealed at tho a .Iagis'erinal inquiry yesterday, and an adjourn- ienr.t of the imluiry was ...

... INTERESTING LEGAL DECISION, tUtITOUS VEtiRBAL DONTtON. k, Some time agro an actiori was raised, in tie She;riff Court of Aberdeen, involving a nice question as to the validity of a verbal donation by a person prior to death. The action W9s at the instance of John Scott, Y. farmer and innkeeper, Glenkindie, arsainet Jamen L. Y, l0ouglass, bank agent, Ballater, and J'ohn S. liryce, y, advosate, ...