... -_m eat. coei-EwoinwsT i VIENNA, ?? ?? ?? Berlin, which saost be re- ?? ?? po___-veiy that the ?? ?? *«-_sed *J»™* __ta^ om^tZtm* the Car and Pnnce ' r ?? '' . __m t ?? all the rumours ;„-.»- ?? n !}}or having undertaken to ?? ?? T mmm\ and Austria- or of *__m ?? ?? leave on Wednesday ?? ■«__«•«. with fresh _r__rtA. are discredited. ?? in this capital doubted that had touched apon ZT*** 19 * ...

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... Considering the prominent position Bristol ooa* •idered to respect music, il teems balls funny to notice bow contemptibly oily was rsgarded aboat aixty yean ago. Tbs Madrigal and Orpheu ...

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... ABERDEEN JOURNAL OFFICE, BROAD STREET, ABERDEEN. No. 12,694. WILLIAM CAY & SONS D F.RT KLRB, UNION STREET, awn GEORGE STREET. telegrams— Cay. Aberdeen.' ...

... and LAPWING, with splendid ff ?? *, ii-iftiation. LEAVE LONDON (irongate and > tf * ere, ki hurf) for BORDEAUX every THURSDAY— *»*« „t uo * : • * l 2 P-n>-— Ssioon, £S ; fore cabin. UP* yif '»v*» ,,le ' r ° c month): Saloon, *5 : fore cabin, » - j.et «» i ell arii •„ Icrti . Through tickeU are now issued to l*-^ nxtrits Psu. cannea, Ac. »•*» '^'nre h*** lc * ve ,Jonlefcur ev e l 7 Friday. ...

... THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA'S VISIT TO BERLIN. FfcoM Ol U OWN CORRESPONDENT. I'ARJS, AUGUST IS. ,j., c | tt-mh Press is disposed to treat lightly the ; ?? tl.e- Kuqieror of Austria to his Imperial .in in be-rim so far as its diplomatic significance „f, rued. Tli us the Journal dcs Debats writes : — ?? v ?? has quite naturally become current . r ui.t Kaliioky and his chief assistant had I , , ,-,1 ...

... wh e each en of am rawing the phts as ® conte hie right to elect to is part of fact ang vwdy, and that els re party was ‘ve, at the time ¢ with reference { \t was al tion, the question would cular facta oF im to be a wide ve in courts of eq court of equity, was ights and in = va in dealing with not to aliow ¢} Btion such as ¢ le e, trom which the wae cansed a and Co. to, Next day Adameor rer ...

... #repa_j ?r of London School Board was a' P *Z* oontoa, P»Mry gravely states, to the poorer Judy man to B° around the toent . in /T Bbbourhoodß ' and give his entertain-10 prove ho ~ many children of 10 * given t m 00d health °° uld be ejected tho «?ht that 7iT~ Paying truant. But it was DrrTli• cx P cn ment would not be a dig- ,§' Perfaa PS not, but the end H °w w o ul7MT y -., Komeiimes ...

... Facte are stubborn things ; and in no pcrsait is the truth less palatable tlian io cjanectiea with raciDg. Gauged by the ?? standard as Liver- pool, the Shrewabury Autumn Meeting was almost as great a failure, so far as tfeo qaality and quau- tity of the nrjort wore conoeroed $ for, ?? of several proponed engageaaents failing to till, tha sggreg&te nuesber of atarbern iv thirty-tr/o racaa ...