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DISTRICT & GENERAL NEWS Mr Jan. lifton Robinson, Bristol, was onday ap;>ointed manager of the K4inborgh Street ram ways Company. ibe luv: in..‘as own ('oancil Monday fesoived to petition Parliament in favoar of the new • way from Glasgow to Inverness, At a of the British Linen R

School.— Mr Alexander Edmond of Qarthdee, advo Church.—At a meeting o Sealers. The Polynia alluded islikelvalsu to be the reading of the British Mr James Leask, Peterhead, who was instructed at cate, has agreed to accept the seat on the Committe the session on Tuesday, it was re

Thursday before the Lord Chief Justice of England and a special jury. Special arrangements had been made by the officials of the Court for the aOhommodation of the bar, and those interested in the proceedings ; but notwithstanding that the Court of the Lord Chief Justice is near

Two farmers of Ottery, named Martin David and Rol»ert David, charged each other Bridgewater with assault They fought with one man being knocked down insensible, and the other having two or three wounds inflicted with pick, the point of which broke off in his The case was sent fo

ABERDEEN SLANDER CASE. (J fiiri B'all Debt Court on Thursday—Sheriti —an action was heard in les idinw . ™ ai * named Ann Greig or Taylor, a widow, I,u «d John u' ’* Eilllla y Court,Gallowgate,Aberdeen, or Roche, flaxdresscr, residing the dam-io’ and rs Annie utch or Roche, his w

Treasurer Walker moved that the Council electa Comm ssioner to the General Assembly. Mr Findlay seconded. The Lord Provost asked if there was any amencmeat to the motion? If there was amendment the motion would be agreed to. Shoremast Patersou —I beg to move that, as in former y

The annual show seeds and roots in connection with the North-East A erdeenshire Agricultural Society was held Fraserburgh on Tuesday. I-n former years the show was held in Bell’s auction mart; but in consequence of the prevalence of foot-and-mouth disease this time, it was decid