i Htrelani&Hs-quiet^there have been a few 4najar.6-ss:est3, but anxiety and excitement iare eiidedi ' Burke, M<Afferty, and a score more of the leading Fenian convicis are •brought to English prisons. > Obituary: t)r Higgin, Bishop of Derry, aged 73 ; -Dr Eilduff, EC: Bishop of Ardagh, 47 ; S&AiithonyPerrier, Knt., 75. ■The' Scotch Courts having declared the Glenfalloeh* family entitled to Breadal bane's broad acres, cousin of Boreland ap pealed, and the Scotch judgment is af firmed •some,. : points, however, remain ing unsettled', a dozen eminent barristers are^yejt engaged, \ involving a further sacrifice jment; this family squabble for : 1i60,000k year., The Duke of Bucking ham and the Earl of Ailesbury are fight ing for the Kinlpss peerage. The Earl of Eglintim" and A. H. Bruce, Esq., of Ken net, wrangle, for the Kilwinning coronet, these same Braces also battling with the Balfours of Fernie for the Balf our dignity. i The Shrewsbury ( estates are likewise being cpn^nded-^for, in,.!the House of Lords. Caledonia's Wizard, too reappears; some Original^^manuscripts of Sir Walter's poeiiis and novels are sold by auction, re alising^ 1255 i^uirieas'L had more publicity beeff liveh^larger prices might have been \ 'butrthe^eiithusiasm of purchasers : fe-.sufficifinteyidencWthat "the Great Un known? is stillsvenerated in Britain: his fame.w^llvneverdi^-- Jedburgh, Hawick, arid. Galashiels -are -just now paraded in the Press, asr.ajyful r sinks of abomination. cf Immorality^ is the.fashionable term for unbridled'^ drunkenness and rioting in dulged in1 by "old Jayd:'young on Saturdays, Sundays, and Mondays; and the wise men ra the north sit continually iCjonclayfi r to^cpnsi4er how best to save the rmng"^eneratiiqii,' and the risen. Obitu aty;:' liady J Panmvrpe, aged 67; Lady Stu^rifde Bdtfiesay,' :71; Horatio M'Cul- the Scottish landscape painter, 62 ; |W;u:J. Hamilt6ii,- F. 8.5., 63; W. J. P ( at(>n,vEsqvf4B ;. Gblonel Home Purves ; Jjames Beattie, senior, called " John 3°JW4s'* (shoemaker;and schoolmaster of . Auchterless), 86. | Lord Justice Sir : (Jeorge James Turner, and Sir John JKdlt is rioVLord tfustice of Appeal; Sir JphnEarslake is Attorney General; Mr ■Selwyn- Q/0.7' is 1' Splicitor General. Dr "Ihwti&xM, -aged -85, retires from the A|dmiraltys and Courts.; and the Judgeship v& given to Sir R. J.
