... TMIETFOROLOGICOAL 0 sFtcz, LONDON, Tuesdx. S-°30 p m. In the course of the past 24 hours the baromneter has been rising as a whole over the north-ve.s of Europe, especially in the northern and western parts of the British Islands * while it has been falling a litte over Spain and southern Franc-. The higrh presere area recently observed over Spain has moved north- waids to the Uuited -Kingdom, ...

... IIEu Ii, if.11ntUU1LtLiJ 33UANSI). The House Committee -of Gidmachar Parochial Board met yesterday afternoon in the Board Room Diamond Street - Baillie Gordon (the chairman; presiding.- FURTHiER SQUADBIt.NG. - Mr Alexander Murray, on the minutes of last C meeting of the committee borna read, rose and asked an explanation of the fact that the hour of l meeting had been altered from 3-30 to 3 ...

... IMR ESSLEMONT, M.P., AND SABBATH ' DESECRATION. I Answers have been lodged in the First Division of Elk the Court of Session for the Edinburgh and Glasgow IJa c -)rated Bread Company, Limoited, Gl.asqow, to the inn petition presented. by John hhodes,, the Esplanade, El Ic Scar borovi~h, to have his name struck off the) list of da-t shareholders of the oompany. The petitioner alleges me that ...

... PETERHEAD FEUARB' MANAGERSe A meeting of the Peterbead Feuars' Managrer wast held within the Council Chamber on Tuesday night -Provosi Smith, chairman, presiding-and there Ti ices a good attendance. Pior roROFxOSC IMPROVEMENTS. Lauii A communication was read from the Police Coin- 25 vitrssioners, dated 8th April, with reference to laying ]tntl herb along Charlotte Street, from Messrs Ritchie's ...

... LIBEL ACTION AG ATNST TEIE DAILY TE'LGGRAPI.' The case of Bury v. Inw6on and others commenced before Mr .Jnstice iDenmans yesterday. The plain- tiff, Mrs Bury, keeper of a dairy stall in Sr James's Park, sou lit to recover £500 damages from the Daily Telearaph whinh, commenting on a prosecution concerning the condition of Bury's cowshed at Vauxhall, called her an old woman who should be ...

... I BTRATHBOGIE FARMER CLUB. I~~~~~~~~_ .- I The annual general meeting of the Strathbogie Farmer Club was hold in Stewart's Hall, Huntly, on Saturday. Colonel Siapsou, late of Cobirdy, presided. The secretary, Mr rcuicksbank, submitted his annual report, frous which it appeared that the mem- bership at the beginning of the year was 178, 4 bad died, 15 had resigned, and 11 had been admitted new ...

... GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS THE DISASTROUS FLOODS IN PENNSYLVANIA. (REOUTEn's TEnrGRAMf.) New York, Tuesday. -Three thousand bodies have now. been recovered in the flooded dis- tricts. The total loss of property caused by the catastrophe is now estimated to amount to 40 million dollars. A despatch from Williamsport says two hundred million feet of logs and forty million feet of sawn lumber were ...

... The following are the results of the examrna- tions which were held, under the auspices of the Society of Arts, London, at Gordon'.i Colleuer in the beginning of April:- ARiTHsmcrc.-Third Class Certificates-(e) Peter J. W. Stuart, Benjamin R. Wilson. ENGLcsH.-Firet Class Certificate-Annie Pringle. Second Class Certificates-Mary A. Findlay, J ames ZMilne, Maggie N. Ross, James Smitb. James P. ...

... BUCIHAN FARMERS AND THE ASH-T, . -~WV~s 'J A~k .3. t*..?L4JL .e- I, in ant on- BOUJRNE.: AOT l IMEMORIAL TO LORD SALISBURY. A;:! special meeting of the Buchan Agricultural Pociety washeldatStricbeu yesterday forenoon for .the purowe of considering what 'rocedure should be taken by the society anent their resolution about the Ashbobrue Act. It will be remembered that at a special meeting of ...

... NEW YORK PRIOES-TUESDAY. Money easy. Stocks at the opening were nc irregular, but a better feeling soon ensued, and A prices becamTne stronz, and the market closed dull, th but firm. Cottou steady. Perroleunt and iron quiet, Tl but steady. Lard, rather firmer, but not mrich Ci business. Whep-t :rd corn opened strong, but de closad weaker. Flour heavy. Sregar strong. Coffee fo quiet. Tin dull. ...

... WEATHER REPORT. - ~~~~~~~~n BIETzOrOLOOTOAL Orvicsr, LoNnDoN, h Sunday. 8-30 p.m. b The depression which upprozcehbd our extreme- d western coasts on Friday has proved to be rather fl deep, and occasioned fresh south-eas terly or southerly: I gales and heavy rains at most of the hiish etations. The disturbance has now travelled away ig;ain over h the Atlantic, but some bmall secoodary systems ...

... ABERD= 2N, THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1889. Mr A. J. Dlalfour visited Portsmouth yester day at the invitation of the Conservative and TiJ,.A. ri.;.- NI.._:z- Ie so tYtIy .t U1 I YLDLUUI1 VI LIHU %..U5U6L'VllLl'U at1 Liberal Unionist Committee. In the afternoon que an address of welcome was presented by the don Workmens' Conservative Club, and at the bull Albert Hall several addresses were presented ...