... and Ale'ander Bruce,. Keig, ,rho were appointed judges, having minutely examined the Bulls and Imple- ments entered foc competition, unanimously adjudge as Ifollows~-. nanmosl aouge'a Th1rtf-hrnied Btill, Ult cl'es-13 Entries.: Ist Bull, belonging to Mr ...

... oorao z P., into Comlpetition. Troup, 13th Septembor, 1858. The University and King's College of Aberdeen. H 1 HE ANNUAL COMPETITION for BUR1-A s T SRIES will take place in RING'S COLLEGE on thu .AOL 3. last MONDAY and TUESDAY of October, at Nine o'clock ...

... and Cairney districts were let Huntly, and in every case, save one, to the occupying tenants. There was, of course, no competition ■ admitted, and the greatest rise of rent docs not, in any case, exceed 15 per cent. . , Mb. Skeen, Schoolmaster of Ncwspynio ...

... Miliia uneielaesip of Drum-Major Wood, Played Mt at inevladatr ard broke up into small quadrille ti hands, to which the company danced in the highest spirit, 'i 11, the groups presenting a very picturesque appearance. Tue 2,private bridge leading to tho works ...

... to compete. The first Competition will take place at wl the end of the Summer Term 1876 so that Boys entering the th, College On or before September, 1872, and attending regularly SE thereafter, will be eligiblc for this competition. nd Edinbargh, October ...

... .. THE SUBSCRIBERS. BE HT E SECOND ASSEMBLY will take place in S4 T tho MusIc HALL BUILDINGS, on THURSDAY, the 6th Feb., Dancing to commncrico at Half past Nine o'clock. TERNS OF ADMIISSION. Gentlentan Cc Subscribers for the Season ...

... THE SUBSCRIBERS. THE SECOND ASSEMBLY will take place in T the Music HALL BUILDINGS, on THURSDAY, the 6th Feb., CAI 17.Dancing to commence at Half -past Nine o'clock. pi TERMS OF ADMISSION. The' Gentlemen. Pe Subscribers for the Season .£. ...

... medals and one splendid gold medal. The gathering was, therefore, one of the most important e the season on Deeside. rhe competitions, at any rate, were, if not better, certainly in every way equal to three of the Braemar gatherings and a perceptible dash ...

... Afton Water by a young lady was deservedly encored. The clog dancing of an amateur was also much admired. After the programme had been ex- hausted the floor of the hall was cleared and dancing Y. engaged in for an hour to the music of the Asylum Iked ...

... Water- by a young lady was deservedly hod eocoreid. The clog dancing of an amlateur was also lion much Admired. After the programme had been ex- wvhi hbausted the floor of the ball was cleared and dancing tair d engaged in for an hour to the music Of the Asylum ...

... was attended to by Dr Duke, and conveyed home. ' BftAEDIAR. Shooting Competition. —A prize shooting mateh was held on Tuesday last on the Market Moor behind the village. The competition wog for the benefit of an industrious local tradesman who has improved ...

... gramme was then gone through. Miss Cheyne j presiding at the piano, and rendering very effective \ Comic songs in character, clog dance, a nute trio, humorous reading, and quartette, made up some of the items of highly-entertaining pro- j gramme. At the close ...