... THE PARNELIL COMMISSION. EVIDENCE OF FENIAN LEADERS, at Wa STARTLING REVELATIONS. De On the Parnell Commission resuming yesterday, lef Major Henry M'Canon who said his bu haptisnial name was Thomas Beach, and that he was born at Cslchester, was examined. The witness stated tbat he went to America at tbh the time of the war, joined the Northern Army. and | ye: was advanced to the rank of major. ...

... A MATTER OF VITAL INTERPESr. (From the London Sunrlry Timae. ) A few seeks aeo ve published an artiole gin.is some wonderful and astonishing experiences olf nunimron spersons. In the article referred to, such wonderful casen tere nen- tioned atil verified by a gentlemnen cottiecoed with thi. paper on his own experien2 v r ald that of other ?? persons -that it would seem impofsiole mr :snythine ...

... LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, THE HALFPENNY DINNERS TO POOR CHILDREN. SIR,-H1aving observed with much satisfaction the manner in which the poor children have taken ad- vantage of the halfpenny dinners daily served out to them in Shuttle Lane, and seeing that winter has set in with great severity, would you kindly allow me to suggest a scheme that would enable the manage- nient to still continue the ...

... 1 STUDENTS' REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL SIR,-The letter signed Sigma, so far as students are concerned, requires no reply. But as it is addressed through you to the public, it is well that this inconsistent, blundering, and unmanly attack upon the Students' Representative Council should be exposed. It is hard to believe that an intelligent student should so write of the Council, harder still ...

... EUROPE, A COMBINATION THE RICH VARIED GROWTHS OF THE GARDENS INDIA CHINA, AND CEYLON, TO BK HAD FROM WILLIAM WALKER & SONS, UNION street; ...

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... NORFOLK STREET, LIVERPOOL.: [RON BUILDINGS! IRON ROOF AND BUILDING MANUFACTURERS, LIVERPOOL, Have following Buildings on hand, delivery free to rai|g for prompt cash 30 ft. ft., £2B lOs ;20 ft. by 12 ; 40 ft by 20 ft., £53 :24 ft. bv 18 ft., £26 10s ;50 ft, 25 ft.; £80; ft.' bv 24 ft. £45. ...

... TO BE HAD ALtj DRAPERS^^ . vr, 1 TMP.HR ...

... iANOTHER COThLISION1 IN THE CHIANNFET I STEAMER FOUNDERED, ALL HANDS LOST. The barque Largo Bay, of Glasgow, bound from London to New Zealand with a general cargo, was ! towed into Cowves Roads yesterday, haviun been in collision six miles from Beachy Head with a steamer, the name and uationality of which are un- known. The stcanler foundered at once, and all Ihands are supposed to be lost. ...

... MAZAWATTEE. TH E MAZAWATTEE BLENDS CEYLON TEA are the Finest in the World. They recall the DELICIOUS CHINA TEAS of THIRTY YEARS AGO. Ask your Grocer for the ORIGINAL MAZAWATTEE CEYLON TEAS, and do not be put oS with spurious imitations. IN ORIGINAL AIRTIGHT LEAD PACKETS ONLY. Prices—2s, 2s 6d, and 3s per lb. To be obtained from our specially appointed Agents throughout Scotland. Jambs S. Greks ...

... Justice of Peace Court at Aberdeen yesterday—Mr George Donald and Mr Alexander Walker on the bench—John Abel, cattle dealer, Ohattan Place, Aberdeen, was charged with having on the 31st January removed seven cattle from Kincardineshire to bis premises in Chattan Place in contraventien of the Aberdeenshire Local Authorities' restrictions for the suppression of contagions diseases. It was also ...

... . LECTURES, SOCIAL 1TERTINGS, ax. :h FBAUERBUR'OH - THE TEINDS. - Under i-hs tf auspices of the Fraserburgh Debating So- ciety Mr James Mmlne, solicitor, delivcrad a lecture in the Dairymple Hall, on Thursday eveii. 3. ing, on The Teinds: what they are; where t:3e? e come from; and where they go. Mr Milnte grvr a e very exhaustive and interesting history of the tcindsF, Is and a long ...