... r L A , D O . . AIR GLADSTONE'S JRETUR',S OPINION ON THE EAST PERIHSRIRE ELECTION. The Press Association says Mr Gladstone who, with Mr Stuart Rendel, 7M.P., and the Misses ERendel,7 left Cannes at noon on Tuesday, and arrived in London yesterdayi evening. The journey was made by the way of Paris, Boulognc. and Folkestone. Several hundred persons assembled at Fo'kestone, and the boat ...

... ABERDI E , TIItRSDAY. FEB. 7, 1SS, Sir '.Jic1lael 'licks Beaclh, President of the Board uF Trade, spoke at Bristol last night. IHe -1:r 1E. Att. l 11 .-:.. 1 L. .-- . I 1. said that the ' cotell ledgislation promised for neXt session Would make it dull, but ho wouldI| endeavour to have some attempt made for Ii legitlatioii in his own depya'tment. Ile believed - there would be a severe attack ...

... WEATHER REPORT. I e. eiTUOsROOGIOAL OIFvsoE, LoNuoN, Tuesday, 8 p.n. The depressions which passed over our islands and their neigbbourhood on Saturday and Sunday last have passed completely away, and were succeeded by a very desided rise of the barometer, moderate northerly winds, severe frosb, and showers of dry Snow. In London the thermometer fell to about 20 in the shade early this morning, ...

... --- e (FONM THIC II EVENING EXPRESS.) h Admiral Sir Arthur Farqubar, K.C.B,, and two of 0 the members of his family were among the audience s at the concert in the Kincardine O'Neil Public Hall on Burns' Anniversary, and the gallant Admiral, in d moving a vote of thanks to the chairman, took occa r sion to refer to the admiration he entertained for the I works of our national bard. The ...

... D iSTRIf.'.TN E1EWS. BPAUALY - I:STRMsUTJONT OF CoAES. - Mfrs Chi t.holm of 0hisho!uto, with her nsual liberalitv, has di.itributed a tecond .supply of coals to all the poor on the estaie of Ryndown, Beatuly, ativ carted thetm to ;,their hou-cs. ST CY RUS-SALE or ,tXoon ov LA'nRisTON - !TviTE.-Thers xrwre sold, by public roup. on Satur- day, about 12:3 lots of wood c:,n i-tinr of :., theach. ...

... LORD KINTORE ON THNE DESIGNS O T2HE SEPARATISTS. The Junior Constitutional Cluib 3esterday rovening lb entertained at a farewell dinner the Farl of Kintore v the president of the club, on his appointment a h Governor-General of South Australia. Lord Balfour C of Burleigh presided. Lord liintore, responcling to a the toast of his health, said such clubs were fighting d the grand old cause of ...

... THE DANGERS 6P ABERDEEN BEACTI. P'ROPOSED PROMXVENA&DE AND BOAT HIARBOUR. A paper on The dangers of Aberdeen Beacb, and proposed precautions was read last night by Mr Wilhiam Smith, harbour eneineer, at a meeting of the Aberdeen Philosophical Society-Professor Mtinto presiding. At the outset Mr Smith pointed out that I I the dnngr to bathers and boating prevented Aber- 1 deen from becoming ...

... LECTURES, SOCIAL MEETINGS, &a. ALFORD--YOUNG MEN~s GuILD.-On Friday Uighti the annual social zueetiuLg of tihe parish Young Men's Guild was hield in the Public Hall. 'The Rev, J. Gillan, B.D., hon. presi' dent, presided, and introduced the Rev. W. D. Scot, 13D., South Parish, Aberdeen, and the Rev.f A. Jack, Mv. A. Towie, who both gave very suitableI and practical addresises, Dr Huntchiion got ...

... RAILWAY DISASTER 1 CANADA. --.- ty. TWO SCOrCHMEN KILt.L: P. nd The Toronto Glob' of 2lit January has the ly following :--Marquette, 19th J.nnaly.-Ag the east- bound passetner train on the Menominee branch of ND the Chicago and North-Western Railroad neared Elmwood, a station sixteen miles east of Waterameet. 'ay at one o'clock this afternoon, one of the trucks = under the rear coach broke, ...

... Zlic '(-- cu- -4 ADR.RDREN., IV!,'D\-.t'SDAY- FEB. 27. 1'S39. The sittincg of the P'arnell Comrtiission yster-| davwai chiracterlsedl by several excitinng i~; rl N^ I s 1 rap 1.1-..-.A - -. A .; r 11- I incidents. At thoe cll010e1incit of the proceedingIs, it wvas stated that the witness Hichard Pigott had not been seen since he left his apartments at Anderton's Hotel, 1hleet Street, ...

... THE LATE CROWN PRINCE OF! A: AUSTRIU. -. : SUICIDE TfME CAUSE OF' DEATH. ..(RuoTm' TEtTLGRiIM5.) Vienna,' Friday, 8 a.rn.-The officiai Wiener Zeitung to-day publishes a communication con- firming the theory thate the Crown Prince Rudolph committed suicide. Professor Wider- hofer, who was hastily summoned from Vienna, found a large wound on the deceased's head, which caused death. By the ...

... LATEST LoIDON NEWS. PRONI OUR OwVS CORRESPONDENTS.1 LONDON, 'luesdav night. l difficult to describe the sensation which s l-n!1 caused by the flight of PiIoIt. Lu the 5i:st llighlt sinistel rumours wore ilyjli ;ltl- I sitsctiitzg rie positionl -f thlis rellluKabi:alo na t.id most- historical wvitless. It was , in v lrxport-&, for eaaii'ple, that he hadl '11-;., -; ,-' the thin~g confeesseod ...