... : g very i&80. tlit Synod of Aberdeen met yesterday in the West Church. Mr George Hutchison, minister of B~anchory- Tersan, preached an appropri-ite discourse from Hebrews xiii., 8. Te Snod as hen onsitntd, nd the roll made up. it pperedtht te vcany t Od Derhad been supplied by the rdiatin o Mr ame Peerandthat Mr Irvine, for- mery o Pterea, hd benindctd to the pariah of Eldrs'comisson, fom ...

... |BALL BY. TE OFFICERS OF THE ABERDEBNSHIRPX i -- - MILITIA. I 1 )d WATSON, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICB, V. ROBERTSON. 05! tli to To the EDITOR of thee ABL-DEEmN JOURNAL. ur -gNale Xa c. Sree,-Ih the fall report of the propeedings before tbeMas-'' Itrates in this case, contained in thle Herald of last Saturday, the followingoccurs: ug Mrobrs ialwetokp 2Hr Watson. Althoug rRbrsni loe oke r,,pen ...

... -:tia^-~ W-, R '. 7 s* 1' - i . : , ! Amid the returiing lieat- which, has' followd te tr a In, weather-bi'not -we;hIll'&IW6 hs~ bprse 'oiby the Fienchs 5n otr right -with indeft bl n besa ~ dustry Th ~i tl~'iw~51h *&ut ...

... COUNT-Y MEETING. a - OaDNANICI 55YIVEY 01F SCOTLANiD. e 6A MEETING Of COsM~isais'uers of Supplyv, &c., was held in the Court-Hou're on ThaRIIs 'Mt Grant, the Convenler, was, onie the motion of Mr ThoisoisdFiBanclebry, called to the chair-. T!he requisition calling thc meeting having been read, . tThe PREsEs said it vwouklyo donlbt be in the recollection of tmnest of the gentlemen now.-present ...

... 0 T. CONVICT PnILrW.-We understand that a menatrial t has been got up in Leith to her Majesty, praying for the coin- s mutation of the sentence passed on Mr Philip, late Provost t, of Leitb, by the High Court of Juaticiary. The memoridl hsv a already received a large number of respectable signatures. The p o principal grounds of which commutation is petitioned for are b N the undue severity of ...

... SO eV b cc- ul a 1855, NVX:DNESDAY, July 11, 1855. A SUPPLEMENT TO THE VIENNA REVELA- TIONS. oil 'THERE are several reasons why Vienna is chosen So H frequently as the seat of conferences and congresses, to and all manner of diplomatic negotiations. It is not s0 te much because of its central position, as because of its t, gaiety and good humour, and inexhaustible pleasures, is The best ...

... 11, a i s Tar, second annual meeting in connection with the above go- hi Al1 csety, took place on Wodnesday evening, in the Uall of the fri Is M iechanics' Institution. The attendance wee not very large, he To I The platform wee occupied by Mr Tioinson of Bancliory (chair- Sn IS man): Rev. Die Brown and AMTiggart; Rev. Messrs Murray, so :i1 Wood, Fraersi, Miller, J. C. Brown ; Baillie Watson; ...

... ENDLANDof ____ thi PUTv-k Couxscit.-Tho Qneeni held a Court and Priv th Council,, at two o'clock on Wednesday afternoon, nt Windsor Castle. At the Council, the Right Hon. Henry Labouchere ct was sworn in as Secretary of the State (Colonial Department), fro rreceived the seals of office from thle Queen, and kissed hands on his appointment. Sir Hamilton Seymour, G.C.B3., was swrnth of the Privy ...

... Tr Foreign Office, October 26. rlflarendon has received a despatch from Briga- P , dier-Geueral Williams, her Majesty's Commissioner with the id Turkish army in 4:i4 of which the following is a copy:- Kars, September 29. My Lord,-I have the honour to inform your lordship that General Mouravieff, with the bulk of his army, at day-dawn , II this morning, attacked our intrenched position on the ...

... The balf-yearly meeteig of this coinpany was held oniWed - nesday last, at' Radley's Hotel, London-Mr A. Piirie in the t Chair. r Tbe report, an abstract of which appeared in our last, was taken as rend. The Chairman, in moving the adoption of the report, said the receipts for the half-year ending 31st July 1854, after the payment of working charges and interest on loans, left a balance of £5 ...

... ,L &T,, Fqa- r--;!xMU- '-GaAs ______ ~~~~On 5 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ridl t ~~~~~~~~~~~THE CRIMEA ------WI ,~~'iiE.~~O~~RN'F, -a tl,( Gortsclbaloff reports, on 19rb, that ille~en'enm'om1 menced the bombardment oan'1'7th,', auaowereikepping it; hot up at that moment. The defenders of SebastopoIlrc-, M i rpilied w ith'v igo u r. I ' .I'rViJiiti!' ...

... i , :;, ;, i,: - , . w i i, , . : -7 aSpitbend. It coilsists of th i~lowa esl Npite12 C6aptain Huitto'n (-fin 6fcVieb-Adm~ira1. Sir T JvrCo`hrnA S' I yin eorg 120, 'Captainn Eyre's; Sanspihr'ei, 70; ,erw Cilia of carI eWelh'ams; Milaecca, 21, screwv, Captain Faitqnbair -S olds8 detj a Leutenant'L6%iv'tU6e H ells, 8, Lientennnt IFenwick -h~ Was'li o Queen, pudille, Master 6. Allen; The ...