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... I iHS t3NG T1¶ME S AT ULlINGAR. LORD GREVILLE AND HIS SON. In Mullingar on Thursday an attempt was made by the Westmeath County Council to hoist the green flag over the County Courthouse. It was resisted by the Sheriff, who had a large force of police in attendance. Terrible excitement was aroused, Tito people forced the Courthouse gate, despite the resistance of the police and the Sheriff ...

... AIFFtRAY IN A WEgT-ENUD MANSION. I A DUKE WOUNDED. An extraordinary affair is reported at 47 Cadogan Gardens, Sloane Square London. the palatial residence of the Due de Atacpoole. On Saturday a passing eabman was sud- denly covered by a sltower of glass splinters issuing from the windows of the dining-room, while at the same time lie heard what he took to be a report of a pistol. Immediately ...

... I I VISIT OF FRENCH SAVANTS. The principal feature of Saturday's proceed- ings of the British Association was the visit of about three hundred delegates from the corres. ponding French Association now in session at Boulogne. The visitors, upon their arrival at Admiralty Pier, were received by Sir Michael Foster, president, and other dignitaries of the British Association. They afterwards had a ...

... I I ABERDEEN BORDER LEICESTER CLUB. ANNtUAL SHOW. Yesterday the annual show of sheep in connec- tion with the Aberdeen Border Leicester Club took plane in the Belmont Auction Mart, and was in every way successful. In the hands of Mr Alex. C. Hunter, secretary, the arrangements were carried out in a manner which gave the greatest satisfaction. Although the number of sheep forward was somewhat ...

... : COMMERCIAL NE IWS. ABERDOEEN STOCK EXCHANGE. Anianngas, Tuesday. On the Stack Exchange the follo~wing business was marked, viz:-Alexander Pinie and Sans; Preference shares at E11 l~s 9d; Texas Land .and Mortgage shares at £li2 l~s (halls done dftar hours) ; Great North of Scotland RailWay 4 par Cent. Lien stack at £136; Northi British and Mercantile insurance shares at £239 Is Gd; Sickness ...

... NEW PUBLIC HAILL AT ElNSHE BANDEN | OPENING OF H.ALL AND BAZAAR BY MIR AND IS bMefACPHMRSON GRANT. Mr John Macphorson Grant, yr. of Ballin. dalloch and Insvoreshie, and Mrs Mdacpherson Grant. yesterday afternoon performed the double function of opening a now public hall for the parish of Insh, on the invereshie estato of Sir I George Maopherson Grant, and also of opening a bazaar organised ito ...

... GREAT NORTH PRAWAY REPORT OF TIE'DlR330TolS The report by the directors of the r of Scotland Railway Company tobreat orth io thedne poprs tora at Ea mieeting i Abesrdbitte, accounts for the half-year endins 3follost hel are herewith submitted to the stho July, T9h 1. The following is the bitrac`eof t accounts:- t of the reveals lr~ecdi'turs.£ ,. . B,9 Balsnce of net revenue BCCoUt, -- Balance ...

... BANKIIUPvOY OF A CULLEN FISH- OURER. In Banff Sheriff Court yesterday - Acting Sheriff-Substitute J. Ogilvie Kemp presiding- James Wood, fishourer, Cullen, appeared for examination under a petition for sequestration at the instance of creditors. There were present Mr George Shearer, accountant, Banff, the trustee; Mr Alexander Watt, solicitor, Banff, his agent; Mr Alexander Colville, solicitor ...

... THE GORDONS' ROUTEj MARCH. RECERPTION AT TURRIFF, ENCAIMPMtENT AT HATTON CASTLE. The detachment of the let Battalion Gordon Righlandors left Fyvie yesterday morning, and continued their march to Turriff in beautiful #ni weather. Ti'ts, indeed, is the first occasion on which they have been able to accomplish a stage of their journey without the inevitable accom-ho ipaniment of rain, Scriking ...