... P1lESENTATION TO THE REV. JOHN ADIAT. 01 ~-.1--- - - 'I t'eir teOy Frilldy -yvenlIg, a mcti m6 of thc members of the Free P veleorSoth Con'l'Cgi-egrtion was liclil in the 3fcehaiics' Hail, fori l 'bts thie pulrpose of presetitintg the '1cv. John Adamn with a token t of thecir respect annl esteelm onl the occasion of his lcaving 0 igs f Ablerdeen for Glasgow. The hall was well filled, and tile ...

... POLICE C(o.)IMISSIONERS. dI Maonday, Mfay 20. of A irs.TINC; of the P'olice Board was helil to-day-the Dean thl of Otiildi presidinlg. T-t I PII~~iIENT-Biitllit'O Sun-rca anti ~SanIgster,, Conivcncr Berry, kl II Messrs Xnitiglit, U~rquhart, 10 Ironoide, Inglis, Mitarnls, IDnffaq, Ai th G'ray, Yule, SmIith, Daniel, Rose, e Mitchell, Garvie - Palso Mrl W1,alker, the Board's Law of1 Agent, Mrt ...

... BY ELECTRIC TELIGRAPH. c fo COMMERCIAL.-The Timsac says-Ulitil thle present time each IV partial rally that lines occurredI in the various mlarkets since the potaici of laist year lias been raidcilv lost, hut the vecivery of c-on- cidence lately manifested lhas tIi m bemen well suppor te'l, andi scenis to have every feature of periiiciiencO. Prices opened yesterday with a general inicrea-se of ...

... -- ~~~~A ENGLAND. land to land is I. The Princess of Wales drove oct on Friday, attended by 0 5Viscountess Walden. and LO We ar ort lanta the intended visit of the Crown Doti AfPrince and Princess of Pruseiat to this country has suddenly sama ls been posntponed, on account of the Princess having been A 5-seized with a serious illness at Ostend. man Of CABINET COUNOIL.-SurfiOmnsesl have been ...

... THE LAW OF HYPOTHEO. ee. To the, EDITOR of the ABERDEEN JOUReCAL. yea] pit, ith Sie,-The would-he abolitionists of the Law of Hppotheo Coll sed seem, -go far as I have seen, never to have studied that law jalb in relation to? the theory of Rent, t. Most of them do not afte know, and Wvill never know, why and wherefore they pay soiak rent. Yet, without some adequate knowledge of this celel- ...

... ; A YUNrEROUSLY attended meeting of this body was held at 6, l Edinburgh on Wednesday afternoon-under the presidency '0 of Mir M'Coaibie of Tillyfour-for the purpose of consider- . ing the bills in Parliament affecting the Game Laws and 7. the Law of Hypothoc. . With regard to the Hypotbec Bill, the Acting Commit- Y tee in their report reconinneadedd that the Chamber should petition against ...

... L D THiE annual social meeting of the friends of this Association Si was held on Friday night, in the Rainbow Hotel, Edin- bi burgh Dr Donaldson, Rector of the High School, ocen. 3pied thie chair ; and Mr Ferrier was croupier. There were about fifty gentlemen present, among whom were-Dr Mlac- ilonald, Professor Blackie, Professor Macson, Revs. G. Jan Philip, Merson, Allen, Ritchie, Harper, ...

... PRICE OF TvuE JOURNAL. tO r , i ,.,. | Year. Ilailycar. I ier Cover or by PoFt. Creit . 0 1. 0 |£0 3 9 £0 0 J , Do. do., Paid i71 nvamej 0 17 9 0 9 0 4 J H I Delivered in Town, Credit . I 010l 0 | :i 03 4 1 f Do Paid bi, Advance 0 1M SJ 0 . O 0 4 3 ht Single paper-asgh 4d, credit 51. UN!STAMPE1. Year. . I:Hlrc.rer4 Quonrer. IUnder Cover, exclusive of car _ ;_ 1,; r Un Credrit.ePOee ...

... On Tuesday, the interest of the shooting chiefly attached to the competition for the Enfield Challenge Trophy, an annual match between representatives of England, Scotland, and Ireland-twenty competitors on each side. The trophy is a magnificent piece of plate, valued at £1000, and other prizes are added to individual marksmen. Seven shots are allowed, at 200, 500, and 600 yards respectively, ...

... Tlnnvdop, April 4. n251 A SPECIAL MEETING Of the Police Board was hlelfi'to-daIy£25 tthe Deant of Gluild presiding. jit A PRtEsENT-BaillieOShrr~eO and Sangeter ; Messrs Kniht Iva Urquhart, Inglis, Stephen, Donauldsonl, Ironoside,col Dutfus, Me1arns, Gray, Airtlc, Yule, Mitchell, Ill Smith, Carrie, Daniel, and Rose ; also, Mr, F oo Walker, the Bloard's law agent ; MriAnderson, but res4ident ...

... KINCARDINESMHIRE. THEs autumn half-yearly meeting of the Commissioners of ISupply and Justices of the Peace Of the County of Kiucar. dine was held in the County Buildings at Stonehaven on Tuesday last week-Sir James Horne Burnett, Bart., of Leys, Lord-Lieutenant of the County, in the chair. AUDITORS REPORT. The Clerk read thle report of Mr Brand, Aberdeen, Auditor for the County. It stated ...

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