... EIMIGHATlON WAIRNIN(G. A Ceylon newkvpa;,, r rayH-WYe have just been en- r aged in raimtuc mili ctent nion. y through the kitudiets of miercontile ftietI in tihl Fort, to eslid a poor foll, w-counrttryiniti away riot thte imlal to a colony woere he mi it -i likely to inert w*itb a neant of livelihood. T'ire rae iti not au ncominon one, orlA in Netow of tlb tax thtu, gii;'''' - I ott a little ...

... TIE (OPENING OF THE ASSEMBLIES. . , - -.. off THEl LORDi TITIGH1 COMMISSIONER the IN i;'IlNBUiRGEL ne Mc .~e oiit tile ceremony of presentingtihe kesof- dh, fil city of Edinburght tio the Lord l on dof 110iitttvwtt thceuierea1 Assembly of theChurch of of S ,tjand toolk place in the Thronle Room of IHolyrood In ,,c,.The Lord Provo.3t and Magistrates wore Ms 0 lLlo robvs. The ;Mai chionces of ...

... I HOUSE OF COMMONS-WEDNESDAT. I The Speaker took the cbair at 12'20. a Mr CALDWELL moved a oount, and thus enabled i ! business to be proceeded with. I SCOTCH EDUCATIONAL ENDOWMENTS. r ILord ARTHUR HILL, Comptroller of the House- .-hold, wearing the Windsor uniform, appeared at the Y bar with Her Majesty's reply to an addrese from the eIouse recently passed requesting Her Majesty to C ...

... DRAINTE PAROOHIAL BOARD. LIVELY IMSt~TING AT LOeetIRsOUTHc. Yesoterday, a meeting of the Parochial Bloard of Drainire was; held in the Public Hall - Mr P. Gatherer, factor for Pitigaveny, presidinir. There was a good attendartece of members, and the pro. ceedlinge were rather lively. A- minute of special mreeting of Standing Committee was reed, stating that it was held for the purpose of ...

... OFFICIAL DESPATCEHES. i Correspondence was published ynsterday eveninz ua respecting Sir J., Lintorn Simmonn's special mission lo Pt the Vatican relative to the religious question in ao Malts. The appointment of Sir J. !& Simmons, and pb the objects of be mission, are set forth by Lord m, Salisbury in a deepatch datod August lst last yoar. ao wherein are indicated certain quiestions in Malts ...

... PETERHEAD TOW-N COITNCIL. pri. Tho monthly meeting of the Peterihead Town 'I Council was held iii the Coonoil Chamber yesterday Call foienoona-'ru oat Stiittli prosidinog, ic Il n 11) I I nTUP.NS. I'rovtot Smith naid he wvialed to call their special Rre, attitiola to nu iten, it, thei n1hiite of the Fintnco Ideg Ciovmiltee zlieetinii of mth MIay, which was in effect abo tiat the meeting had ...

... LECTURES, SOCIAL MEITINGS, &c. BK&ULY-ENTISEAtNJgNT TO LOVAT TiNANTnLT. -On Thursday U moat enjoyable nigbt was spent at Beaufort Castle, wbere all the bervant. and neigh- bours were eitertsined to a supper and dance in tho large haiL The dana. was to hare taken place the previous week, but was postponed owing to the illness of the Misues Fraser. AIInmDmsiN PS'NNS SAVINGS BANKs,-The following ...

... FISHTING INTELLIGENCK I- rrt.HI'I Slixturday.-Tie weaitherI duriing thle I~ fo I.. fIrly good for fisherriren, and tbeir b t o e en pretty regularly sit Isa ada o Is rO qfuentity of tech brag been lauded. T1he gi ek Ilat~ were nout onI four dirlerect occasione, 'rI IIoi t 2civtH. ecOhl, peicist ranging I to I4 to Id per cwt. On WiEdne-outdiy It great tWinwith, ortiaroy takeH of 5csh. Coil to ...

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... OLDMACHAR PAROCIIIAL BOARD. ELECTION Or COUN~TY COUNCILLOR. A, VA special general meeting of the Parochial 'Board y oF the parish of Oldrmachar wa's hald yesterday within the Board Roomn, P Diamond Stroet, for the A purpose of electinig a representative IFrow the fr, Board to the District Committee of the County y Ocuacil., There was a large attendance, hil IBaillie Duff, chairman of the Board ...

... CiiIj I hto 19 180 ABERDE l TN M NAMYU1890.7 AIr Gy aclitllle. ('11 arriviliv lit L;o..(t.ft I |ll saturflauy b., !4;tv ill &;ltl (!61hkllfm'od11 ...

... THE BEATTOOK MAIL BAG ACCIDENT. A 33CRZOUS MliRTA;ii. In the Court of Session on Saturday the judges of the First Division sent to the roll for disoussion a motion for a new trial in the action by Mrs Mary h Lyon or Pirie, Rosemount, Aberdeen, against the ti Caledonian Railway Company. Mrs Pirie sued for n £500 damages for the death of her daughter, Elsie, h who wan killed while travelling on ...