... AE]'iRDEEN SHIERIFF CRMM2NAL COURT. 15 Tt'isixtx (Before Sheriff COMMiet Tnomoa.,oN). ry Huittlt(liEt t . itsz.-Robert Thow, carter, WoodsideIv~ cltorgell with bhaving, on 24th SI ofJane list. on the tump~ike road between Aberdeen and ( Elleir1, opp~ost t amof L'ankherd, occUpiedl by , I Alexaindrer Davidsuzi. farmer, abisedit b orse, his ito- a, pety stel nlle his cleirge, by eit ikit,g it ...

... MI1SCELLA1EOUS MARKETS. STONEHAVEN PROVISION, Thursday.-There was a sniall supply in this market, which sold readily. Butter has fallen in price, but eggs are still rising. The following are quotations:-Beef, per lb., 8d to Is 2d; mutton, do., 9d to 10d; porkdo.,od to8d; butter, do., Is 2d to is4d; eggs, per doz., Is Gd to s 8d; potatoes, perpeck, la to Is 4d; fl'ur, fine, Fer stone, 2s Gd to ...

... SH.ERIFF AND JURY COURT. i A first diet of a Sheriff and Jury Court W55 held yes. V terday-Sheriff Dove Wilson on the bench. D BHEEP STEALING. George Alexander Smitit (17), farm-servant, pleatIeji guilty to stealing, on the 8th of December last, from a plantation at the farm of BaIquhihn, In the pariah of j Tullynessle, occupied by Henry D. Adamnson, farmer two sheep, the property of Wm. Grant ...

... ABERDEEN FRBEE PRESBYTERY. 1 ] - . - I $, I, PROFESSOR SMITH'S CASE. t - . t r This Presbytery met yesterday to resnme considera- II tion of the libel igirinst Profceor Smith-Professor t Salmond in the chair. f TERTIO -IGNORING DIVINE AUTHORSHIP. t The Presbytery took up the third partioular in the |, Chronioler makos to the old narrative consist partly of - statistienl lists (1 Chron. xii.) ...

... HUNTLY POLICE COmMISSIONEIs, as he The Huntly Police Commissioners met in the Stewart 3.) Hall Buildings yesterday afternoon for the purpose of 30 electing Magiistrates and appointing committees . r it Legge, ex-Cbief Magistrate, was moved to the chair. te, Mr Legge aid-I nsm very glad that the electors of the t a burgh of Huntly have seea fitto send to the Com misoie )e- Board so lmany ...

... ~~~~~~~~ _ THE PETERHEAD JUDIUIALj rCrOR CA-se. i.~- .t \ _.I .l ..1 A 4 ArnLn~nsn - !t It will be recolleetted that a contention aroso t between, Air John Logau.; farmer, Lundmrton, and.DIrs c Rennio and husband, Peterhoad, beneficiaries underthe r lato hir George Logan's settlement, owiaig to the resig- r nation of the trustees nameil in it. Procsdisre In thei D matter took place between ...

... -The Dlspleflish BaIe A JEII NI. pitt~eildt1'tlI1, the Prop erty A T ITE, l'cedi fsr FIUDtAV~ the.1rd Mall. - of JIS w11VisI (,FO11GE CRtITICKSHAN4K. Firn thApi,1878'. - AT CRIMONGATEl Will tak p POeLLEDuts L&5V thle 10th MAN', LvIlvI,' h ei.eHr fPLE A fpj~ and ANGtiC c .VlfrE Illb dof i'1h Mrch 178. OEOtIE Ct UCKHANK{. The i Jewish Sale i'2C K tItStrichle, the Property of hiol~ the ...

... B NFF CO OPhR V:'IVE COMlI'ANY. . A t f Alld .\ . >.. 7 ]; .[X8 .? h0 th' \, l .N l', 'II IIT1 1A ; T'hel shlireililders of this Cninpaur bold thli, a'tlltt italln ' clII, t Wedniesday evenilng--Mr 1W. P]ratt, tGle wesi'iemt lf thic complnlily, in thc chlair. Tile report 'if the tralltiMtle si: tMit mitted, and sbslved tha t the diruettris would bc al,ie tW nay t'i . emitbers at ...

... ITHE APPROACHING MARRIAGE OF MISS URQUHART OF DIELDDRUAL II The following correspondence has taken place be- tweete Mis Duff of iLitton, Miss Unfuhtlart of .selldruns,r and Air George Cumming, factor on the Hatton estates, relative to the marriage of Miss Urquhart to Mr I Dluff - . I I t rf Bauff, 15th Februnry, 1878. Dear Madam,-Allow me in name of the employees of the Hatton family to ...

... III the Outer House of the Court of Scusion ont Thure- dry-beforo Lord Atdani-the following nction was called. The pursuer is Jano Dingwall, reciding ait 2911 e High Street, Elgin, daughter of Donald 1Dingwall, t tailor, there. Sute sues Robeit Ortnidton, sur-eon t u dentist, North St James Street, Edinburgh, for ptay- c .a went of £500 RH soBLtiinll nIld danogr1 for alleged i i breach of ...

... U COURT OF SESSION-SECOND DIVISION. I V I . Wednesday, October 18. t. Y WATT V. LTGERTWOOD & DAIELil * THIs Court were to-day occupied with the arguments in S r this case. The action, it will' be remembered, is one in g t which the pursuer, an advocate. in Aberdeen, sues the t, Y Sheriff-Clerk and the Skeriff-Clerk Depute there for reduc- ,r tion of a process-caption applied for by the Sheriff ...

... e Somn people tell us that everyone who commits a mur- der is more or less insane. It may be quite true, in so far as the animal has for the time got the upper t hand of the rational; but if that be madness, the a liitiS of human responsibility must be very narrow, c and very easily narrowed still further. ! h The case of Miss Edmonds, the Brighton poisoner, is i e one of these strange cases ...