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... The Finance Committee submitted the usual accounts of their intromissions during the year ended 31st December, 1884, and also the accounts of the Psalmody and Hymns Committee, the balance in favour of the committee the close of the year being Os !)d. During the year contributions have been received from 107 parishes, amounting to the sum of £BO lid. As mentioned in last year’s report, there ...

... BRITISH NAXY. The following is given by the Morning Chronicle as a correct di list of the ships at war commissioned during the past year:- C ...

... Saoso* Wu - MD; MONDAY MORNl-MG, JUE 10. A DEPUTATION from the London and West- mninster Working Men's Constitutional Asso- ciation waited upon the Earl of Derby and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, on Saturday afternoon, for the purpose of presenting a series of resolutions expressive of confidence in the Government, -with special reference to the Reform Bill. Lord Derby and Mr Disraeli made ...

... T HE M AR C H ON CABJL. . CAZ KNEADS THE ROUTES VIA THE KYBER PASS AND VIA THE SHUTARGARDAN PASS. ...

... T HE 1 9 01 E X H I B I T I O N. SUGGESTED PERMANENT BUILDINGc A W In yesterday's ffcraM we gave a description of the central portion of the main Exhibition block, which it is proposed should remain as a permanent building or recreation paolne. The sketch given above embodies the architecb's proposal in this direction. f N- - - . - - - - - erz ...

... LONDON, Monday.:—Last week's depression beast market has to a great extent passed otf. English fed animats being short, more money was given for leading qualities ; top value, 5s- 2d to 5s 4d per lb«. Biitish airivals comprise 10 Scotch, 10 Irish, 20 Norfolk, Suffolk, and Essex 12t>0 midland, koine, and western counties ; Canadian also on sale. Sheep trade slightly improved, but dearer. Calves ...

... Mr Warren looked calmly at Rolt and the room in which he found Rolt. Th«-re was nothing remarkable seen. The injured man had, until the entrance ■»i Mr Warren, occupied the chair in which Lyster had left him. The room was small one. It contained four*ost bed, a couple of easy chairs, a small table in the centre of the room, a dressing table against the wall facing west, a washstand, a small ...

... took place in a marquee on the ground, where Mrs Grant, of the Gordon Arms Hotel, provided excellent repast. Mr Walter Scott, Glendronach, occupied the chair, and was supported by Colonel Simpson of Cobairdy. Major Morison, Mountblairy ; Mr Irvine, yr., of Drum, and the judges. Dundee Faculty of Procurators.— At the quarterly meeting of the Faculty of Procurators in Dundee, held on Thursday, ...

... Drum Cottage, Drumoak, Abe .■ re James Weir, grocer, Westfield Buildings ]legeJ recover £lOOO, in name of damages, ° w slander to the effect that defendei were forged by pursuer. NORTH- J Abkrdkkn—Excursions from a visit A lanre number of strangers paid A r failing on Monday, the greater proportion, per p > from Elgin. Two special trains, jjjjng, laden, arrived at the Joint Station 1 one being ...

... the Duke of Richmond and Gordon, and Lord George Hamilton. It is stated that the Government intend reoccupy the province of Dongola, in the Soudan. In connection with this report there is announcement from \V oolwich to the effect that 2.000,000 rounds of small arm ammunition have been sent direct from the Arsenal to Dongola. letter is said to have been received from the Mad hi, in reply to a ...

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