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surprised that the unhappy foreigner, with his up perfect knowledge of English, and inudi more home playing dominoes or cards in his cafe after dinner, remembered the situation in which hud thus been placed to the end of his days. is interesting note that the

cheers, led off by Mr Lambte, were given for Mr Craik, for the ladies, for the farmers who so generously lent their carts, and for Mr John M`Naught for his skilful management. On the motion of the latter a similar tribute was awarded to Mr and Miss Lambie

upon Mr Stopford Blair's state. sent. the says: He evidently meant to make his proposal as to Mr Gladstone the of his speech, for he ilraggetl in the story of the poisuued haunch of mutton without any other scoot.. Having told the story, hi: went

howl of the air, and every victim his airs be brinp to his reenter, and then, after luviegly patting the dead object, he ovally gives the order to skis it. By night we see it pended, with • stuffing of cotton •ithln. to a day or two packed pi es treasnre

have no name on your cart ?' asked Mr Lumsdeine. dinna ken sir,' said the laird. 1 e dinna ken,' cried Lumedaine, don't you see that every one his name on his cart but yourself ' Oh, then,' replied the laird, in his soft easy way,' if that's the case

with his subject to the sermon, he used liberties with the old pulpit not consistent with its rather crazy condition ; sometimes throwing the weight of his body on it, he threw out his arms towards the congregation ; at other times bringing his hand down

Johnstone, the eldest son of Adam Johnstone. Mr Fleming, Q.C., and Mr Cast represented Sir F. Johnstone. Sir J. Holker, Q.C.! Mr Martin, Q.C. : and Mr Nicolson, Mr Hope Johnstone. Mr Birkbeck and Mr H. Cowie, Mr Johnstone. The Crown was represented by the

was • good entry, and each of the British attar, i greatest the Laird' f Ceolemilk, Mr et Medium, and three beats were well tilled, though only about hall warmth toward the end of Auguat. Mr Dieom of Wed Ammo. While still • young those nested Mead the starter

ex-honorary president, Mr John Beveridge, MA., and Mr W. G. If'Conchie, M.A., ex-secretaries, were admitted to honorary membership. Mr John Rogerson, Laehrutton, was elected secretary in room of Mr 111'Kay, who tendered his resignation ; and Mr George Neilson

and Lady Maxwell of Monreith; Mr and Mrs Stop ford Blair of Penninghamo ; Mr, Mrs, and Miss Stewart of Glasserton ; Mrs and the Misses Agnew ; Mr, Mrs, and Miss Stuart; Miami Mrs of Barnbarroch ; Rev. J. and Mrs Wildman; Mr and Miss Rhind; und View article