... INSUIRRECTION IN PERSIA. A NEW VICEGERINT OF HE PR OPHEF. The Tabreez correspondent of the Daily News writes:-Anl insurrection has broken out in the district of Kellar Dasht, in the province of Mazan- daran, and is threatening to spread far and wide. A Sayeed (a descendant of the Prophet), it is reported, used to live some years ago at Sehlma, a small town ia the north-east of Kermaushal, ...

... I' LORD: SSBTTRINGTON'B I- ; MAJORITY. I1 ' -FURTHER REPORTS OF REJOICINGS% Subjoined are further reports of the. rejoicing.! l in connection with the coming of age of Lord4 Settrington by the tenants on the Duke of Rich? mond. and Gordon's estate. In each case it will lB seer that the proceedings were of a Ms6t heirty and enthusiastic character. AUCHINDOUN. In no part of his grace's wide ...

... I FINANCE DEPARTMENT WRECKED. 1ToU our, ?? CORsnmONTh34) At half-pat two o'clock yestersda afternoon s explosion took place in Dublin Castle, which without the slightest doubt was the result of a malicious outrage. Considerable damage was sope to ine apartment, but fortanately ao injury was sustained by any one of the many persons who were about the place at the time. Every- one who hag see& ...

... JLOONM CORRESPONDENCEc Thursday night. There seems to be no end to the run on Lord Salisburys patronage. He has pretty well half ,filled the episcopal Bench since his accession to office; his Lord Chancellor has appointed more judges than have fallen to the lot of any of his predecessors to nominate in the same period; and now it would seem that he has te select Ambassadors to represent this ...

... W-.,x, WATCHNIGHIT SERVICE. WEST rARISII. In the EVesb Parish Church the Rev. J. Mitford Mitchell was assisted in the services by the Rev. James Cooper, of the East Parish, and by the Rev. Mr Kcmp, Insch. The church, large as it is, was crowded by eleven o'clock, when devotional services commenced withl the singing of tile hymn, Joy bells are soondiung sweetly, Waking the new-born year. The ...

... | | Yesterday the half-yearly general meeting and dinner of the members of the Kincardineshire Farmers' Club came off in the Royal Hotel, Stone- haven. TSiE DINNER took place first, when Mrs MI'Cormakc purveyed all excellent repst.. Mpajor Disney lans of Cowie presi-iedfjand Rev. J. S. Gaunmell of DrumtochtyI acted as croupier. There was a fair attendance of i memberr. (n covers boing removed ...

... ELBOTRIG BELL COMMUNICATION FOR I PASSENGKP' TRAINS. A system of electric bell communication for p osesger trains which has boon invented and patented by Messrs Shiels & Blliot, WeAt Nile If Street, &lssgow, was shown in operatioa yesterday E afterneon on a North British train froms Collae Staties to Heleasburgb. The aeisting crrd coW- E rnsaication has been fornd unsatisfactory, owing to thi ...

... Wo are officially informed that the Queen has been pleased to confer the dign-ty of a peerage of the United Kingdom upon General Sir Frederick Sleigh Roberts, Bart., Vi.C., ?? G.C.I.E | Admiral Sir William Acland Hood, G.C.B. Sir William Thomson, D.C., President of the Royal Society. Ifer Majesty has also been pleased to approve that the following be admitted to Her Majesty's Most Han. Privy ...

... I ~ I The Emigrants' Isfermatisa Office, in the latest : ittled circnlar, states that the ordiuary emigrant without means ehenld net go to Canada dauring the winter, but should be prepared to arrive in April, when the busy seasoa commences. In New South Wales, Victaria, and to a less extent in South Australia, harvest preopects are favourable, and farm and etftion hands ore ia smeo demand ; ...

... | isoii1ii~sAY ACADEMICAL CLUB, I SPEECH BY LIR GBAH.1K MUERRAY. Mr A. Graham Murray presided last night at tho annual dinner of the Ratbesay Academical Clab, held ix the icteria Hotel. The president of the club, Mr Robert 1). Bi'Millas, was crousier, and, among others, there wers present Provost MMiilzu, ?? Sbarp, chairanu of the Scheol Board: Mr V. Mack-ay, rector of the Academy; Captain ...

... I THE NEW YmAR. If bbe observance of the sacredfestival of Christ- mas is gradually finding morefavour in Scotland, there are yet abundant signs that the time. honoured custom of eelebrating,the advent-of the New year will die hard; and this year the event 'was marked in Aberdeen by all the festive rejoic- ings that have characterised it in former .eeaaOn9. The weather yesterday was extremely ...

... - LNTTzAI' TO-T.TWX EDITOR. I BRODICK MILK SELLING CASE. Glasgowt, December 31, 1S91. SrE,-IPormit mwe correct ai error in tsy letter t, vou of the 28ts iast. When refriig to Mr Cameron's rem.nrks recard- 'Lu letters which have appeared -n Its eubject, I ?? .ierlo6ked the letter pblished' b? yon am 16th imEt. and signed Scrutater, with srference ta certala correspondence betweea Mr Catueron ...