... AGRICUIfTURAL -REPORTS. BALIj.TER Jn1~ 7d IThe mnonth nOW pa-e af~way has been a -very valuable one. tUhinoVed by th'e ta'd- exn' Iin a orological point of viwof iig predesoa i hsbenwt very few exceptiens, Will that coold have leen detsired Vegeta- tion, which w'as do long borne dovn nnder thb derreaaung in 'fluence of a low temperature, at last revived, so' ner became delivered 'Ir6bi this ...

... . . . . . _ . . _ . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~-- bei Sul Go Ge ano tbe be( j ow lam gra in or. goi the of] pec the del obs of I in I Am SaL heo our opil tho I i, An hon tha tor- offi I j the lng cha wei toI I by we aloi I L01 but of hac Co, (M rec coo tht the am i car to Tb. aw me C~li wh. 0141 Wva bul mne pre Opf sta bee in I for be sy s bef wa vie 2 in. que vin obj ar api ven WI] Hle fea hoN onf it c ...

... RESULTS OF THE NEW REGISTRATION SYSTEM As our readers are aware, thbeneiv Act makiing it compulsoryr 5 to register every birth, death,- and marriage occurring in each parish throughout Scotland, cameito operation last New Year's Day., It will interest perhaps uot-a few to give a statement of the results for the half-year recently ended, viz., on 30th June; 3 and this will be found below. In ...

... TlHE LATE CAPTATI ALEXANWDE GORDON, M.A. 1\ MA - -1l A_-P .- -in .AAAA --- as. J-11 t. This gallant young officer's death, which we noticed inou last, wag given from Electric intelligence lees accurately than we could liave desired. We therefore gladly take the details right wattack.eHe tain butfo nld ing chrgeq oft troop-wi wich, he was shout to retur iafedys. When his death an! occurred, hie ...

... REFORMATORY AT OLDMIILL. priso PUBLIC MEETING, acoq had, At a Public Meeting, held withinl the Court-Honeso of MAbr- what dean, onl Wedncesday thce 18th July, 1855, with reference of th to then Establishment of a Resforcmatory for Juvenile nity Offenders, at Oldmill, near Aberdeen- How sire On, the motion of the Lord Provost of Aberdeen, tile The Right IlIon. the Earl of Kintoro was called to ...

... P A RI L I A M E N T. 2. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~oal3 of HOUSE OF LORDnS. Heil n DuRiNG the two last days of last week the Peers did iti r, nothing but assemble for half an hour or so, forward coat lyone or two measures, and talk over some indifferent het a topics. Among the measures forwarded a stage was the frie: Id bill for erecting Dwelling-houses for the poorer classes in that .nScotland, which ...

... S - t ~~~~~~~~:UV¢ t f The Show of Live Stock, under the patronage of this As- the hir sociation, was held( on the Market Stance at Inverury, on body. Wednesday last. The day was fine, but owing to the hurry of 6 or 6f d the season and the Huntly Market, there 'mere fewer visitors as farI s than usual. The stock brought forward was generally of ex- ing thE l collent qnality, and, in some of ...

... War Office, Jnte Q6. ast Regiment of Dragoon Guards-LieutenantEmanuely Bradbury, tobe Captain, without purchase ' To be lieltenants ;vithbut pur- chase-C'ornet;Walter- C. Wingfield, vice Bradbury. Cornet Joseph '. Edlmanre. V : - , 4th Light Dragoons-Cornet asnd Adjutant Henryi Jennings to have J 'the rmink of'Lieatenant: Cor'ietWilliami Winuta'ntey to be Lieutendt;- by.purchase, vite Booth, ...

... TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDI4dsi .Moitday, Jsuly 2. The nsnal motldl13y meeting of the Council was held this dilY -the Lord Provost presiding. PRasesea: Baillies Smith, Leslie, and Henderson the Dean of. Guild. the City Treasurer; Messrs Woebster, Gibb, Williams, Barry, Bothwell, Gor- don, Blaikie, and Oswald. TEE EDUOATION fILL-REPRXSENTATION OF ABERDEEN INa THE GENERAL BOARD. Thle PRsOvoST, ...

... Imperial Va.vItantent. HOUSE OF COMMONS-Tuceclday, July 17. MlR 310EBUJCKf'S MOTION. [Th6 following portion of ''tic deAbat'e onMr IRoebuck's motion of censure on tlio late Government appeared only in pIart of our impression of last wveek:.-] )rr- Zico -contended, fronm the terms of tlio Committee's ro- port, that t lie investigatlon5 wits incoinploto, and that they had boon precluded, by ...

... d The. becond meeting of the Administrative Reformers was t held at Drury Lanid Theatre, this evening (Wednesday). The attendance' was mich ebsathaw at the prevlounismeeting in the i-body of the house, but the stage was fully occupied. o. Mr :M . Morley, who presided, t'efetfsd to the contradiction :.-given, in the Houesaof' Commons,hby Sir Charles Wood, to the statemrent made at the last ...

... A POLL ON THE WAA. LAST year about this time, we reviewed the opinions of the _ Count Valerian Krasinski, on the power and objects the of Russia, and the bestmeans of repressing both. That pla( f nobleman bas transmitted to us a copy of an Address to beci t the people of Scotland, on the subject is*hich he claims no i -on the ground, among others, of a long but somewhat 04 z indirect ...