... TIHE PROCEDURE CO MMITTEE. The Press Associa'tion slays the Selitit Commiftm ee on Partly Consilered Bills met agazin y,¶sterday. Mr . i, (ioeoben presided, and all the memnbeors wero present. Tb The debate on Mr Gladstone's amend~meot, declaring In the proposed new standing order to be vinnecesasry Mr and objectionable, was resumued, sime..ogt the rto opeaker being the Chairman, Me iGlad ...

... ITHE GEINERAL ASSEMBLIES. t (F|les OUS OWN CORIREPONDENT.) t EDINBURGH, Saturday night. f In the Free Church Assembly to-day a dis- ; cussion which tended to throw light on* ecclesiastical prospects in Scotland was raised by a series of resolutions reciprocating fraternal o greetings with the United Presbyterian Church, C and authorising the Home Mlission Committee I to u meet with the Home ...

... I CALL TO fi3V. MX MOACMILLAN, rEitTim.' ' .Trr. A, meeting of the Free Presbytery of AbOrdeen was idd'yesterday for the psrpose of disposing of a call from Martyrs' Church, Pajaley, to Mr Macmillan Petroalter. lr Kilpa , Ferryhill, wagnmoderator' The commisiioners present were-ir M'Alpine from the Presbytery of Paistey; Messrs Mainds, Burns end Baird from the congregation of artyra' Church; ...

... THE, QUEEN'S DETARTURE FROM BALMORAL. H1er tajeaty the Queoen left Bal moral yesterday i tiftrtleioun for \; irdlsor, T'he weather was mild and i '' elal, tnd thle drive ilutid the Valley of the Dee f:',tt tiu Clstlc to Ilal'ater isl ; itch enjoyed. Iit )ct three qullatt'rs of in llhour was taker a '. .It:Illd: ,h tile 6i;itarLI C fiotwiti the a 'iA ii. ilet. ttuli the tirumititlt of thet it- ...

... - ~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- - J ABERDEElN, FRIDAY, JAN. 10, 1890. l mat .. - . . - . .. The British Minister at Lisbon han fnow s teceived the reply of the Portuguese Govern- c nerit to Lord Saliibsurv'X notn roardinu Main'r I- merit to Lora alislmury 's note regarding Major grjao- Sorpa Pinito's action in South Africa. A telegram hoI from Zanzibar says the British admiral ...

... THE B ATBOURNE TRAGEDY. Vol ndi The inquest was resumed at Polegtte yesterday on the twro girls named Taylor, who were murdered by fat ed tbeir mother, E~videncti ee given by several little sU ion children as to having' letched drink for prisoner on *y in. the day of thearime. It was lsso stated that al- Wl S ,ed though she had some property, she owed people th ny money. A verdict of wilful ...

... HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE KILLED. TOWNS LAID WASTE. -- yr THOUSANDS OF HOUSES SWEPT AWAY. 01 hi New York, Friday.-The Ohio Valley has bi been visited by a tornado the terrific effects of which every hour brings fresh proof. The telegraph wires arc down in all directions, but li intelligence already received shows that the bh disaster is of an appalling nature. Louisviller appears to have borne the ...

... -SIRs WILLIAM EARCOUURT AND MR HFNEAGE|, MI.P ar, Sir' William Hnrcourt having, in the cocrso of his ie speech at G;ramaby, ahnimadverted On ths conduct of Mtr Hieneage in eom acttloo with tbe formation of Mr Gladstone's Government in 1886, the lobby repro- sentative of tha Press Association a day or two ago habd an interview with Mr Heneage on the aubjeet, sd In replg to questions, M~r ...

... ABERDEEN, TIMSDAY, FER 25, 1890, In the House nf Lords yesterday the Clerk of the Hunaper Office, Dublin, pre- . Ia 1 . -__ - --. Ii_-- -- sented the return of Lord Kilmain as 0 representative peer for Ireland in room of the late Lord Templetown. The Public et Trustees Bill and the Trustees Corporation ar Bill were read a second time. The Crown Office gi Bill was read a third time. Lord ...

... LATEST LONDON NEWS, I ~i [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDE;T&] II b LONDON, Monday night. f Til e announcoment in the House to-night of M~r Gladstone's amendment to the 'mlotion Ia thanking the P-arnelil Commissioners is a 'e strikin~g'illustration of the fact that Mr Glad- Stolle is now entirely at the heck and call of Mr Parnell, and that the Irish leader is virtually the lemder cf the Opposition. ...

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... I LoToST LoioN N ws.'A n1. 2 [FROOM OUR OWN OORRESPONDENNTS] 2 T oy Lofe DON, Wednesday night. The only effect which to-day's Cabinet Council ~has had upon the gossip of the hour is of a i; soothing kind. It is obvious ithat Ministers I v. were engaged in the compilation of the Queen's t 8 Speech, and this task and the other routine I )r business which accompanied it may well have & occupied ...