... Keith 1000 ,t Mr John Smitle,Advscite 1010 0 Mssra . (Annual S ub-5 5 Mr John 'D. Milne, Advcie,(nnalSi- ecription) ., . .. 110 rd Mrllobert Craicksbank, Merdihmat 2. 2 0 MnAr Hugh Ross, Jun., City Treasurer . 3 3 0 - Mr.John Ligortwsod, Advocate ...

... and~neighbourhood. hi RD We understand that AirAndrew Wileonl, Gardener, Aber- in esel- geldie, has received from Lady John Russell the scne of £6, in whichbe has distributed among the poor on the Estate of be - Abergeldie, according to her Ladyshlip's ...

... his inteintien of issuing. re- a presentation in favour of the Rev. John Russell to the Aly churce and parish of Skene, vacant by the dreathr of the Rev. he ere Mackenzie. Mr Russell is at present engaged as as- !a sistant to the Rev. Robert Stevenson ...

... WYLLIE & SON, G. CLARK & SON, and the other Bsoksollecs, Aberdeen. lIS Rev. John Cole's Sermons. he ]2mo., 28-4 pp., price 4s 6d, ,h A E0 O H I A L S E R M O N S, THBY T SME REV. JOHN COLE, M.A., ic- Of Saint Joln's College, Cambridge, and Assistant Curate ...

... pillory for telling lies of John Trerrayne, ltce Recorder; judgment for a behaving with colittutacy towards William Sevenlok, the aalderman ; imiprisotnment of Robert Christendom for seen- t dameUs language ; judgment on Thomas Russells, for in- r sults, lies ...

... C was to enlarge the constituencies in such a manner as J would preserve the present political influences intact. Lord John Russell and Lord Palmerston had in the c meantime made up their differences, and the former v assailed the weak point of the bill ...

... (Rev. T. Trencs); the pall bearers-the Loed Ctlaneellor, E arl Seiholbrie, Earl Stanhsope, Sir Henry R-lland, Bedt., Lerd John Russell, Duke, of Argyll, Sir David Dundee, the Dean of St Penis (Dr Millman). The service waes reed by the Rev. Dean of thle Abbey ...

... represent public opinion than it did at present. It was not until twenty years after the passing of the Reforth Bill that Lord John Russell, by far the most distinguished, and, as lie (Mr Bright) believed, the most trustworthy member of the party on this question ...

... attended, it; JOHN HUNTER's MS. ON GsosOGY.-The Lrnscet pub- en liahes a letter from Professor Owen, containing an announce- by meent that he possesses a espy and is about to publish a eel- wi Icetion of ticoso manuscript works of the illustrions John ber Hunter ...

... several resolutions received 00 by the hoard. One suggesting that immediate proceedings Is should be taken ogainet Mr Scott Russell for breachl of cois- pe troct, was received with senine applause. The Secretary then road tiesreport. Thiechairmanicdefended ...

... Solicitor.f (Alex. Russell, Courranst Office. Elgin . Wnr.'MIMIuadu, Writer (Fire business Fettereairn Joseph Watsone. Forces.. John David Davidson, Writer. F ordoun .-.Win. Smith, Post-office. ILaurencokirk., . John Rae, Jun., ...

... will destroy the fugitive one, or ren- by I den it a dirty yellowish brown. meat A FICTION Oti THEl WAR IN THE CRrMEA.-Mr Russell, T. the Times' Special Correspondent, states, on tics authorit the of Lord Clyde himself, hint the story about tics veteran ...