... l The Don is distinguished as a salmon stream. The earthquake made the fortune of the river. Deep and dark with rocky ledges full of sediment, the chasm is just such an aqueous, shady bower as the salmon love. It is about a mile from the sea. Just as there are families of hereditary salmon in the Don, there are families of hereditary fishers upon its banks to catch them. Surely it is a curious ...

... To j (l public roup, within the Writing Chambers of Messrs Yeats & FIOCKHART, Advocates, Aberdeen, upon Friday the 31st day of October next, at Two o’clock, p.m. (if Tnot previously disposed of priv ate bargain), HE Elegant HOUSE, No. 50, King Street, lately occupied by the now deceased Mr Lcdingham, Advocate. It contains every accommodation and convenience suitable for the comfort of a ...

... GLASGOW. ANNUAL REGATTA. -A- -A D I- rqA nos aF l-an -f A A8 The annual regatta of the City of Glasgow and Clydesdale ho Clubs came off on Friday and Saturday last. The weather ol he Friday was propitious, while during the greater part of Satur- ho day, rain continued, to fall. Large crowds of spectators lined rd both banks of the river, and we daresay greater interest was ednever excited, or ...

... - I - ?? - . v 4 A The concluding races, which had been postponed from the previous week, were competed for on Saturday last, over the usual course, in presence of a large concourse of spectators. We have little to add regarding the sports at our annual regatta, just finished. The matches were, without exception, the finest and best contested ever witnessed in Scotland, and, as suecb are ...

... 'ednesdak waO the first day of the Lanark Meeting, mc wbich took place under most unfavourable auspices. The wea- thor was bad throughout the entire day with the exception of ' two very brief intervals. The following is an account of the tior running:- of Sim The TaIAL STAKES of 5 SOVs. eaoh, 2 ft., with 20 added. Two- Do year-olds, 5st. 31b.; three, 7st. 71b.; four, 8st. 71b.; five, 8st. tha ...

... 8-23 IU4I 3-24 4:» 11-51 3-40 _ PARK 8-34 11-55 345 4-51 7-36 MILLS OF DRUM 841 12- 5 357 744 BANCHORY 850 12 15 410 510 755 COACH arrives at Potarch about 9-45 630 Kincardine O'Neil 10- 0 6-50 Aboyne 10-45 730 Ballater 12-45 Seats j)cr Coach to Stations beyond Banchory may be secured at the Booking Office. COACH leaves A.M. Ballater 8-0 Aboyne 3-30 ...

... PL OU GH ING MAT CHES. OLD 3ION9LAND, BIARONY, BOTIOWELL, AND CADDrR FARMING SOCIETY. ehp twenty eighth annual ploughingimatch of this soeiety was heal] on Friday last, on the -farm of Carnbros, in the parish of I Ieseli belonging to Mr. James Dick, Twenty-nineoploughs started, and the wiork performed was, we are informed by lar- ties who were present, of a very superior description. The ...

... The Company effects Insurances, against Loss Fire Pro pertv of every description, at home and abroad. company Influential Parties wanted as Agents, where not already represented. .. ther Offices may V* Polices falling dueat CHRISTMAS with be transferred to this Company free ofebW- infor mation can Prospectuses, Forms or from the Agent be obtained at the Company s street. JOHN D SE. James ...

... ONE-THIRD of a HALF-NET, on tlie Raik and Stells of the River Dee, with the SEA FISHINGS attached. FIVE-NINTHS of Do. on Nether Don, with Do. ONE-THIRD of an EIGHTH SHARE of the Cruivesof Don. These Fishings are very favourably situated at the mouths of two largo Salmon Rivers, and along the adjacent Sea Coast for a considerable distance, and hence will always secure a good rent. They are let ...

... for particulars (which will be sent post free) to Messrs Straus & Co., No. 32, Villiers Street, Strand, London. ...

... CHESTER 1PACES-TuESDAY. , I . ?? ?? T-T^A:TG 'I~s~nl 1 p4 P nA^F nrnP9- i 7 Shorts' 1-a,'iap- Bourgcoig, 1; Prince of Orange, 2 ;'!P1ed, l Wfite, aind Blue, ?? 4 ran. Won by a length. Almna Stakes-Sauanterer, 1; Adiamus, 2. 7 'ran. Won by a Ock. 'Innleepers'. Stakes--liss Hdrkaiay, 1;2 Turgepjs, ?? 3 ran. Won-by four lengths..' ?? of Orange, ?? Oylld, 2; ms Piper; 3. Mostyn Stakes-Underhand ...

... DONCASTER RACES-WNbxrkb.Crt! !; te 7 - ' , ~ s'T I I . .tAr. - * I |- Trhcattendan~e ontli coxtrse tp.-day wasnever surpassed;* but If speculation- onthe St. Ie'ger vas completely stopped by the _ colldpenceoplaced in Elling.ton, although, as will be seen bdlow, 't !( the knowirig ones .havc been again at fault. t e following a is the result of the day's runningS:- - .wn C: Mu' ?? racidi'A ...