... The High CoUrt and the Moray . Firth. TWO VIEWS OF THE QUESTIO. N. (COMIWNXIC.ATIDD) I. There has just been pronounced by the FHigh Court of Justiciary a deoision of very grave importance to the interests of the sea- fishing population of the north of Scotland. It has been understood without question that for the last three years the whole area of the Moray Firth has been closed to beam and ...

... The following business was marked, viz.:-For the old account-North of Scotland Bank slarea at £9 6s 3d; and Town and County Bank shares at X21 Its 3d and £21 2t6d. For the new account-North of Scotland Bank shrres at E£9s 6s 3d ; and Bon-Accord Steam Laundry shares at 10s (ex div.) re ,ksceprno~ ABuyers. Sellers U2N P P nWAYS. B . ). a S. a sti 100 G. l. of Sctland 0 0 u 0a 0 :ir 101 G.N.of ...

... FRESH NEWS FROM THE RAND. LNTMIDATION OF UITLANDERS. NAVAL AND MILITARY PREPARATIONS. X EEETING OF VOL(SRAAD, ifiDJOURNED OWING TO AGITATION. MESSAGE FROM PRESIDENT KRUGER. rEFERENCE TO THE DASTARDLY -PLOT. (REUTER'S TB'LEGRAW.) Pretoria, Monday,-The Transvaal Volks- taad met to-day, but adjourned, as owing to the excited feeling, dispassionate legislation wvas' considered impossible. The ...

... JIOMEi, RULE FOR THE RARD. Tfl important despatch which Mr Chain- berlain has addressed to Sir lHercules Robinson with regard to Transvral affairs shows IoIv keenly and how closely the Colonial Secretary hass devoted himself to the study of the problem and to the task of formulating a remedy for the unfortunate condition of things which led to the recent outbreak on the part of the uitlanders. ...

... TORPID LIVERS p PURELY VEGETABLE. SUGAR COATED. H EADACHE, An CheMiots Is. lid. - - Small Pill Small Dose ...

... I THE LS OF T11 PrS Tu. SAD RELICS FROM FAROE, The family of the late Mir John L5. S&nM who was for many years mnager et Stoey. wood Paper Works, received yesterday 0,16 sad mementoes of the deceraeed's eldest son, air Thomas Macphersou Stuart, who was lost or the Arrow Liner Prineipia, the vessel that wsT vWrecked some months a0o at Fares after having been on fire for three days. It will be ...

... - sOTLAND DAYf Byr DAY., coiIlulgs, OoiiigS, Doings. The lasrquis of Tullibardine is to be chief f the Glasgow Celtic Socioty for another At astle in Edinburgh a pony 'phaeton ees bllonnging to Sir Walter Scott has been 01d for £8 lSs 6d. tord Provost Dewar, Perth, has been electel president of the Edinburgh Perth- dire ssociatioln for the current year. The cost of advertising the ...

... I ASSOCIATION OF M¶ASTER If I ' PAINTERS. I AN'NUAL CENERAL MEETING. The annual general meeting of the Associa- tion of Master Painters in tScotlaud, which is held alternately ih the different large towns in Scotland, was held yesterday afternoon within the Grand Hotel, Aberdeen. There was a large attendance of representatives from the different parts of the country. Mr J. H. Mackey, Daundee, ...

... i I I .. ._- I CLEARING THE MULUNGWANI RANGE. INDUNAS CAPTURED BY RIDLEY, RECENT CASUALTIES. (OFFICIAL 'IELEOP.AM,) The following telegram from Lord Rtoas mead was received at the Colonial Office yesterday:- 13th September. The following telegram received from Carrington begins.- ' 13th September. 'AAm sending to-day 200 men of Plunier's corps and police and one Maxim under Drury to patrol ...

... I Yesterday the oourt for the disposal of appeals under the Lands Valuation Aot was held hero. A letter was read from Mr Robert Milne, fisherman, Buohanhaven, proprietor of the premises 1 Brook Lane, with reference to several appeals from that locality, stating that he had inadvertently given the wrong valua- tions, and they were reduced as follows:- John English, from £4 to £3; John Smith, £4 ...

... ICITY AND DISTRICT GOSSIeP. 'Ta~E? - .ABERBDSEE., Abordonians are justly proud of 'tho west. e end of their city, and they have special reason j to be so at present. The favourable character of the season is apparent in vegetation of every kind, and the grounds in front of the houses in t Albyn Place and Carden Place display a wondrous wealth of beautiful foliage. Amid the f abundance of every ...

... DEATH OF SERGEANT-11AJOR il E ARSE. In military circles generally, but in those of the auxiliary forces pArticularly, the announcement of the death of Srgeant-Major Mlearae, for many years connected with the lat V.B. Gordon Highlanders, will he hesid with peculiar regret. Nor perhvps will it be solely in the various branches of the service that the tidings will be heard with sadness; for the ...