... cutions for increase of salary since last month. AMr A. Balneaves and Mr W. R. M'Gregor, Centra-l School, applied for their first rise of £10 on scale this year instead of next, they having already served upwards of a year at their oom- 'mencing figure of £130 ...

... rate of interest at one time had been 22 per cent., then it had risen to 3 per cent and now to 31 per cent. He 'hoped this rise had now come to a close. TUBERCtLOS'LS UI MEAT AND MillE. A circular was srbmitted from the Corporation of Glasgow inviting ...

... .5. 7 k Wick . . 31 PARLLANyEN -TARpy DIV, ISIONS U To BASTER. The. sesaion ommeneed unusually (2l5 year, and Easter falls late, and :l b perioj of wo veeks there have been 101 :r Wi ,ive the divisions in which northert :5 !s took part:- n ...

... recognition of his saving life. Aberdeen, October, 1900. : Mr Rasmussen, who met 'with a yerv hearty re- ception, the company 'rising and cheering him, in replying, expressed gratitude for the token eff esteem w hich had been oresen'ted to himself and l hIis ...

... smcak, went do,,n , ??or vi; ltheir luggage. It seems that ( 15e of them fell over the pier. sibe~ ot. but he was not seen to rise. e, d v5s gWt two holiro afterwvards. De- jcito ?be John Mliller, married, 'ith ! APj IdLLED ON THE RAILWAY AT ABUdRDOTR. nveck ...

... been provided, with massive granite pillars. There are also new lodges ait several points. From, the rising ground at the moor, soon after the Easter Echt Lodge has been left behind, a fine view can be obtained of the rich, fertile country on which many ...

... turd Charles Beresford, was wont to occupy. vi- Balfour's motion to give precedence on Tuesdays to financial business until Easter, elicited a shout of indignation from the Op- position benches. As he rose to move his motion, the First Lord of the Treasury ...

... complaints made by .the latter officer, directly or indirectly, of at- .tempts to supersede him. THE EASTER HOLIDAYS. Mr BALFOUR expressed a hope tlzat the Easter reBes would commence on Tuesday, ;April 10th, and finish on Thursday, April 26th. ( Hsar, hear ...

... be introduced until after he had seen the Australian delegates now on their way to this country. Probably it would be after Easter. THE MURDER OF MR BIRD AT BANTRY. Questions were put to the Irish Attorney- General as to the murder of Mr Bird at Bantry ...

... t bitt he could not promise to gire a week's notice, 0 neither could he sav whether the bill would be c introduced before Easter. THE WAhR. BIORR ANNEXATIONS. C ,Mr CHiAMBERLAIN, replying to Captain Sinclsir, said the Boer proclamation in Novean- ber ...

... 1IPERIALPARLIAMENT.I HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY. | i The House reassembled to-day after the Easter ] recese. The Lord Chancellor took his seat at a ti quarter-past four o'closk. er Lord LONDONDERRY, the new Postmaster- !T General, occupied a seat on the M ...

... the, aosntrib:tionxs or decreasing tho benefits, more ! cop c. iiuy in referinoe c to the third period of eick Ialisrrst.. 'rise suggestions were considered clause by : clause, and stonc discussion took place on each. 4 It was a'-reed to recarmcand that ...