... ._:. Satsn'4a1s3 4 Je .7i Z Tinr Monthly Meeting of the Loard was 'hold this day-Mr Ross in the chlair.. ' PURSENT~ -Baillie' ?eslie; Messrs. Cromabiei, Lumeden, Rose, Buyers, Bothwell, Berry, Macaudrew, Ironside, Campbell, Urqnhart, Gildiwie, Bisset;.and Gray. The INSPECTOR reported that lie had,- in iaceordance with the Board's instructions, communicated, to the Secretary of the lhair Board ...

... SCt bffNO . 1. - ; - . .1 1I I - i . - 1 . f -,; s., I\.Th1S SCiO'roE 'EtWcAierorBx-Plur'fellownlga~uses~are .to beuoved bythe'Lord Advocate:-.' .:v1. : b Cnaus ftfteon add, Provided always that every achbehehool- niatgt'eti shalli prior tolhis election, produce to the electersia oer. tifilate, signed by.a minlster of, the 'roliglous defiotinatlota toT ,which he belongs, attesting his ...

... The Iydaspes arrived at Spithliad on Friday from the East, w. with the following passengers and invalids:-Captain Ifesketh, of the *46th * Captain Mitchell, of the Royal Horse Artillery, in military charge; Mrs Jones, Mais3 Jackson, five second-class passengers.9, four soldiers' wives, anrl 202 invalids, many of whom d ale badly wounded, one, Private Hardy, of the 31th, hav-iighad d as many as ...

... .To . IE t-tqf O AD~DEEN JORS;L HYDROPATfiVAS APPLIED6O6' T O HORfil Sieut-Being desired by variousfpersons, indifferent pirts of Scot-: forc ledt ififihd-themn and the public, through the newspapers, dan how the water cure is applied to horses,: I request you will irv , 1 sert the following statement in the Josurnal. Well then, sup- EX; pose a base of common cold. The horse is sick-has no ...

... NORTH. a LORDS COWAN AND HANDYSIDE3. we Inverness.-Thursday, 20th September.fr Aber-deen.-Tuesday, 25th September. Porth..-Tuesdlay, 2d October. kl Andrew Rutbserfurd Clark, Esq., A dvocate.Deuts. kigl James Aitken, Clrk hot toI We are glad to observe among the niames of the olffcerr in q? tile Londoin Gazette, promoted for distingoished service inl the e Crimea, that of our countryinan, ...

... ELLON.HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY, 6, I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~st if.This Society held their flr-sb Show for the Season, in the vice: Town Hall, Ellon,.o-n Wednesday, 17th. current. Though the Tens number of. specimens brought forward was not 'so great as usual, still those shown were generally of a superior clsararrtor. Ini a thle vegetible .departmeiet, the amateur's table presented very e great ...

... 1'O wlcB I , 0 A 1. A Jronsecf~q, J~cei, 1 A A meeting ofrthe Commissionee Wes held this day-the Lord stat; Provost presidhig. lias pugEasRIT:-Tho Dean of Guild ; 'i'oeasuror E~rlmsi %vileh Messrs MIN'i-lardy, Smith, Buyers, Colder, Clunes, per Shearer, Ness, Eddie, and Rose. SVPPLY OF WATER TO TOWN. c The PROYOST stated that, since last meeting, at whlichc Mr ever, Simpson. C.E., bud been ...

... Itic THis Society beld their first competition and show for the ino season in their Exhibition Hall, Old Meldrumn, on Friday the he r 13th instant. The day proving extremely favourable, the at- ev, - tendance, as was to be expected, was very large. Mrs Ur- av t quhart of Meldram and party, and various families of distinc. Y tion in the immediate neighbourhood and surrounding districts, o were ...

... I - e :.: _ !':-.,, I . X e The following tabld9, *vhich liave jtia .been forwaidedi to the. s' Board of Tradej complete the Agricbiltral Statlstic' of Scot- t land for the year. 18564:- ' . 1'lie tables appended embrace returns1 for 16,144 occapants under £10 in twentyseoix-cuuties.;n4k for 26,085 under' £R20 in hseven counties.. There is thus appirerttly t-county. it' elxcess e ...

... I SIR GBEORGE Bnowx.-Sir George Brown is forced to re-Aj l turn to England inl consequence of his health, which, has been Al very precarious ever since theidate of his wound, and is of course mudth enfeebled by his recent attack of dysentery.. Tuesday wthed 3a irtant vras Sir George's birth-day; he is now sixty-six years of age. 'Goneral Knollys and General Markham arc to be placed upon the ...

... at P1 France. ~~~~~~~color The AfMcn~i time announces the completion anid tics merits Gove of the Exhiiitien :-1 The Universal Exhibition is now complet.. for V ,d. Eveoltbilig is in its place, as well iii thcs River Gallery as tho 3 in thle pabres of Industry and the Beans Arts. Thirty steam- enines pie motion to a muiltituide of diffren maclhines which x misnufacetiet their produce before ...

... (From tire Times.) cvi Dir Priday afternoon Lord John Russell anticipated tho cor. of tal derision of the House of Commons by a tardy r'esigratiou. Aconsatitutionlal propriety required that thle resisnation should beaccepted by thle Queen before itiwoo announced to the House, anid hear Majesty happened to be at Osborne, the evening sitting pllesed, oddly enioughb, without any allusion to an ...