... '. S LOTLAUD NATrozvAL- AssocrAroN-.-The. Most N9oble the -Marquis of a Ailaa1 the Right on. the Lord'Elibank, and the Town CJouncil 'a 'of Airdrieli'ayeoiiddthe ationalAssociato fo h inia tion of Scottih Rigista.- P*1Ox..dtWe'uj-e happy,to. learn that the Queen has been gracitsonalypased .to~ g~r'nt a phajn of50 a-yaxo ar 416ewidvs~o the~e-Villjam Glen,,D.D.,, the trajislator of -v ...

... ARMIY LAND NAV'Y. - PORTSMOUTH, septeber 11.-The Victoria and Albert yacht was auled under the sheers yesterday morning, ard had her masts taken out, preparatory to being lengthened. For8Msosyre, September 13.-The Cleopatra, YB, Captain MhDfssie, arrived this mnorning from lusdia and~the. Capie stations. a. ; Sh~e sailed from Simou's Bay on th audthJuy. Thpe ChegiyS 3Chase, with troops, had ...

... TEE SPEY FISHi;x THIE SPEY FISHINGS.5 It is now three years since the Spey fishings ilvte heen in t; hands of the proprietor, the Duke of IIclitrond. Fo of years previous to the period referred to tli 0' o serims ieil hp. ad heen annually decreasing in value; and upon hlsisi lr, lIn ijg their management, it was resolved fairly to tet ii'sO which had been long generally entertained, n P non ...

... TBIs Society held its thcird and last show for this season on Tllnraday the 22d curt., in the Town Hall. The number of spscimens, exhibited in the different classes, was numerous and of superior quality. Tue want of greenhouse plants was in a grat degree made up by tihe fine display of Dahlias, Holly. holoks, Asters, and Marigolds. Of fruit, there was an unusual diplay; were we to ...

... Th is last competition for the senson, of this Society, was bhld t in Lady Burnett's School, in the village, on Thursday the 15th h t iast. The specimens were not quite so numerous as on some former occasions, but what we lacked in quantity, we had in quality. The dahlias were in excellent showing condition; in- . deed, we have seldom seen so many perfect blooms, both in the ( First and Second ...

... t: THE, DEESIDE RAILWAY. I I IL AY TlEls line is now open to the public, and we congratu- late the Directors and Shareholders; and indeed our felow-citizens, and the inhabitants of Deeside generally: -on the success which has attended this very inportantr 'enterprise. SVhe undertaking has been completed within 'i the pl'esbiibed time, and within the estimated expense-a which is more than can ...

... GLASNEVIN-THE MODEL FARM. r - ~~~~~~~~~~~~ti lls Royal Highness Prince Albert paid a visit to the Tr Glasnevin Model Farm on the day of the departure of m1 the royal party from Ireland; and we are informed, by e2 our Dublin cotemporaries, he expressed himself as high- ti ly gratified with the state of matters in that interest- qi ing agricultural seminary. We had given a glance to as it a few ...

... ..A.- p,,,, --- -_ , .- On Wednesday, the Princess Royal and the pf and Helena arrived at Holyrood Palace, on thei T Their Royal Highnesses left Osborne Houise at tt O laIOrd Tuesday afternoon, attended by Colonel Bidi, at 'tlaeh - Household, Lady Lyttleton, and Miss H l . Materoftile nesday morning, about eight o'clock, thIe Princ I r ' King's-Cross Station of the Great Norther alwaeyes ,i ...

... DOMESTIC JN-hLLIGENCE. DOMESTIC: INTELLlGtN-CiE. We understand that the ex-Queen of the. French, accom- It panied by the Prince and Princess de Joinville- family, and n suite, will leave Claremont on Friday next for Sosithampton, ii where tbej will, embark on board the City of London, t( steamer, for Lisbon, on a.visit to Queen- Donna: Maria, and S proceed to Seville, on a visit to the Duke ...

... ~T}IE CHOLER? A. *s NWCsaSTLE.-After a week of unparalelled suffering and mortality, this fearful and davastating epidemic has diminished in its virulence and fatal effects, at least so far as regards the a town itself, though it h as spread into' other localities and dis- I e tricts. On Wednesday evening the return showed 3$ less than oin the previous day, and on Thursday evening there were ...

... m latest A(Fros fite xforaiosq Post) 3The latest intelligence from Constantiople is of an alarming character. The popular excitement had reached a high pitch and although there is no coifilrmation of the details reported by a private telegraph, a source of information which has often proved erroneous, nevertheless ve have reason to believe that the state of affairs was, at the latest dates, ...

... lVICTORILA 1ODING-HOUSE. Twa, fourth annual meeting of the Subscribers to the Aberdeen Lodgin-g-hores Association 'was -held within the, Vi6toriia- Lodging-house on Saturday. The Lord Provcot presided j and there were 'present-Mr Thornaon of, Ban~chory - Shefi~ff Wat_ s 5055; R~ev. Mr Straban,-.Gordou's Hospital; &~V~ -Mr Baster;,'t Prison Chaplain; Ba illie Watson; Baillie W~illitamson; Come- ...