... METEOROLOGICAL OFFICE, LONDnOl, , Thursday, 8'30 p.m. da The anti-cyclone recently noticed on our western p coasts has extended eastwards over England and France, where the weather has become fine and 6 milder than of late. Il the course of to-day the L thermometer has risen to 60 degrees at Aberdeen, Shields, and in London, and to 64 degrees at York. The barometer, however, is now falling in ...

... T CI- -. 1 EXTRAORDINARY SCENES. c The Press AssoCiation's special correspoudent at sthe scene of the Olphert evictions, near Falcanagb, r telegraphed yesterday afternoon that some exciting I : ener were witnessed at the houses of several of the Peel Is tenants evicted yertterday, The battering ram, bow- throat ,. ever, wa not brought into opceration. At Weil rum - Doogan's house a struggle ...

... I IMPBIAL PARLIAMENT., i , . . .. . . S I 'of the I HOUSE OF LORDS-T''HURSDAY.. .ommit]i the House met at a quarter Ipast three, when the rational 'Royal assent was given by commission t'o the Army better I 8 Ausual, the National D .ebt Redeption,' and thle be in tt Improvementb of Land (Ireland)l PoIsolOdr Acts.Mr1 ~ The Royal Commissioners were the Lor could Chancellor, the Marquis of ...

... ])ESPATCH OP NEST MAILS. NEXr DESTINATIONS. FR0ou LoNDON. MvAIL 1)UE. Ascension .. via Plymoutht. Apr. - Al Apr. 2 Australia, viz,: Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia, and Tas- mania, via Brindisi . Apr.- E Apr-. 1 Western Austraia via Brindisi Apr. 4 M Apr. - Australia (Parcels Mail) . Apr. 4 M Apr. - Bhirmudas. via New York.Apr. 3 1 Apr. - ...

... E ABOYNE - FARK SERVANT KILrLR. - On 3Tuesday last week an accident which un- fortanately was attended wiih ftai results occurred at Mains of Gislan parish of Coull, to James Summers (22), a farm servant with Mr Robert Ander. I son, Wester Coull. While the deceased was returning from Aboyne in charge of a pair of horses and carts, Iit seems that the horses which he was driving became very ...

... COMMERCIAL I TES,.) MITCHELL & Mt'L, LIMITELD, ABERDEEN. romn the report t)f the direators for the year to 2ttlh February last (just il'ued to the share. |holdernl it appears that after paying all charges (inchlding the anaintetiauce of the working plant). and wriDrnz off a sum of £22 1 01s 9d for deterior- awtin, rhows a net protit of £ :203 1 is 11 id. Of this suns thetre was pail to the ...

... MARKET INTELLIGENCE, CORlN. Loarnol, Monday.-Ilarket opens wvith a quiet tone in eveizybithiu. The wer~ther ,,l cold, but prices are somewvhat quieter from Friday last. Amrrial I -lriglisah-Wheat, 35112 qjr,. flour, 18,8.30 sacks. Foretgn- Whesh; 62,348 (Ira, barley, 8815 ;oats, 31,986tl maizo, 2425 ;flour, I 4,673 sacks 30 barrels. Later - Wheat is dvill for English and foreign, anid ...

... ABERDEEN WED£.'NEA APRIL 3otr IS89. ABERDEENf, WEDNESDABY, APRIL 3, 2S89. I In the House of Lords yesterday the Earl of I Milltown movied the second reading of the T-.-- A - stC I' t 4. A A A .5 A_ - ..__..'. I _. WV 11,-, hi - -d - -A v-Ski UVl W -k IC Larceny Act, 186, Amendment (use of fire- arms) Bill. The object of the bill was to prevent the use of rev'olvers by the criminal classes ...

... OLDliIELDRUM-MAIL GIG CONTRAOT.-This' TI, contract, which was recently advertised, has passed this to-day into new management. During the past year sc it has been held by MHr Oarrie, of M'Crae's Hotel, of I and it now reverts tolMr Williamson, of the Meldrum. peop Arms, w'hose father held it for a long series of years. deal rOTHES - PABO.4HIAL BOARDn ELEOTION.-OnI Tow Thursday the annual ...

... | Lo - The Times, in discussing t d dssin this subject, says .., e It is curious to notice how thoroughly independent the Scotch Educationl Department is of the certe. a J spending authority for England. The most cursory comparison of the two Education Codes recentl issued by these Departments will illustrate this, In one or two respects the Scotch Code is decidedly ;3 advance of its ...

... I I reli SIR WILLIAM HARCOTJRT ON THE me PARNELL COMMISSION. Sir William Harcourt addressed a meeting, ini the rat St James's Hall, London, yesterday evening in con-'(L nection with the Engalish Home Rule Union. The ball, which was liberally decorated with HomL Rule of insignia, was Well filled. Professor Stuart, M.P., chairman of the Executive of the Home Rule Union, presided, and among those ...

... ~rE 1 GRASS I ENTS. ir 0 -- ir r SB,,-Being a reader of your paper I am C r rather astonished at the results of the grass sales ti that have comne off (of course there have riot been cl very many as yet). To anyone acquainted with the ti s cattle trade it is quite astonishinig to see that the Hi d rents are higher than last rceason considering that r fart cattle have been selling at 60s lier ...