... In the El-in Sheriff Court some time ago proof was led in an important action at the instance of cl Doutald Clarke, farmer, Blervie Castle, Rafford,A againsrt Charles H. Mackessaok, eon of an eiig01 With James Nuackessaok, farmer, Earn side, Al'e~s, t ;uiiicg for the sum of £500, being the price of two C ent,';r colts, aPlleged to have been offered by the de- h lanider to the purSuer in a ...

... This club, which is compoed of gentlemen in- terested in the polled Aberdeen Angus breed of cattle, held its annual dinner in the Tavistuck Hotel, Covent Garden, London, on Saturday evening. The chair was occupied by Mr George Wilken, Waterside of Forbes, the president for the year, the duties of croupier being discharged by Mr A. Egainton, South f] E lla, Hull, the president elect. The ...

... STANLEY : 1 AND.:- EMIN. - -EMIN'S RECOVERY.: HONOURS TO MR STANLEY. (RguBra's TELEaAO1Si.) ZZanzibar, Thursday.-The following bulletin respecting Emin. Pasha's condition has been received from Baga-moyo :-S Ernin Pasha suf- a fered severely on the evening of the 9th inst. s from a distressiig:cough arid difficulty in ex- t pectoration, biut was somewhat better yester- c day. All signs of ...

... ABE~RCHIRDER-..BaSACH OF' IHOTra LicsOETor of - b. otel-keeper from the Mernoch district was fats of charged with an offence within the neaning of tile anc. 1,Act~for the regulation of public-houses, -in so farxR als ig on 13th November last hie did, in at tent situated at liii, the Market Stance, hear the village .of Fordyce, goo traffic in spirits, &o., without having, Obtained a, to, i ...

... ni u-- ,t- Mr Thomas Mason. librarian of St Martin's-in5 iu the-Fields Free Public Library, London, author of id sThe PubLio and Private Libraries of Glasgow, in Adam Dickson, and other works, contribates,0 an to interesting article to this month's Library, under as the title of Psalter, at Peterhead, in wbicb he Y* describes tbe valuable collection of Mr W. L. Taylor tao of the ...

... at H GR DIS.PU _ ., , .. i .TE . i ''' , ' . ;-HER! GAS WORSAW' -DI$ UTR. GRAVE CRISBI FEARED . IN LONDON. The Press Association says that, from all appear- ances, there seems no possibility of a crisisf in the dispute leetween tbe South Metropolitan Gas Com- pany and their etokers being iverted Only about a dozen-men have taken advantage. of the company's R offer to withdraw eheir notices,- ...

... ABERDEEN TRADES COUNCIL A mreetng o thie United Trades Council of Abedee w~13hed lstevening in the Cafe Build. i.ings; Shiprow-Mr Livingsaton, pres~ident, in the chair. o THSE STONRYWO613 PAMEWOUKURS' DISPUTE. v 'It was reported- that arrangementsL were made for c a concert, and tbat subscription lists were being issued, on behalf of the late employes at Stoneywood a Paperworks who had niot ...

... I ATE St ;, .N..-. -LATEST LONDOxNp NEq_| _ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~0. . [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS&]: LoNDoN, Friday night. The gasworkers who so airily rejected the proffered advice and assistance of John Burns have been to-day completely out-generaled by the company's officials, and their leaders stand convicted of ludicrous ignorance of the elementary rules of the strike game. They ...

... Roirxs-.-At the monthly tneeting of this Board held in the Public Schools on Thursday evening, Provost Dick, chairman, presided. Mrs Ralph appeared in answer to a sumnmons by the Board to smate why her children Chary Grant, 12 years of age, and Ann Grant, S years of nae, were not kept rcgu- larly at school. She stated that the reason that they were not sent to school was that they had not ...

... - . AauaDzxz, Wednesday.-Thirteen trawlers landed good takes of fisb it. the mar0et 'to-day,' A ' also -did 5. nine steam lineboati' All the azrall line boats were at sea, Prices --Cod, 2s to 3s 6d each ; ling, 2. to 3e; large haddocks, 14s to 18s 6d per box ; asalla, 10s to 13e per box; turbot, 90e to 956 per Owt. leson soles, 28a to 438s par Wbox; plaice, 14s td to 1 18s per box; and ...

... REV. G. A. SMITH ON REkE CHURCH i FlNANCE. In opening StLIlsment 4 Free Cburch Bazaar the other day, thn Rew. G. A. Smith, oi Queen's Cross said: - Five yoeirs aco it crnie ir to the hearts of some goed members of the Free Church that an effort should be made to clear (ft the debt that wias reating onithe buildings of the Free CburCh throughout Scotland before the jubilee year of the ...

... 11EALTH, STRENGTH, & ENERGY. DR LALOR'S HOSPHODYNE For TWENi N'-l'iVE YEAIS Ms unintainid its woe*wd-oid reputotioti as the only SAFE, INELIABLIL, PHIOSPIHORIC REMEDY 'eer d-co ered for the Il rm:,unt Cure of Wrain Wrenc!e, 1araly iI, Sieepte.i-tiei.. i hraing ireatut, Pre- niatu ie 1 fxo of Vital lower, awl all lunsetisal and lirPsed Condititon a the System depeuudeit upon the Delitieticy of ...