... SHEEBRIFF WATSON'S FEMALE INDUSTRIAL I SCHOOL. THE amnnal' meeting of the friends and supporters of this' Instituition was held in the Music Hall Buildings yesterday.. Dri 'G. G.L Brown occupietl tbe' chair, Land the'claildren:at- tending the' school were present, besides a nuimber of ladies and gentlemen..- ' Mr G. C.-FiASER,' Secretary, read the twenty-ninth 'An- nual report,' from which ...

... to thcinisomiulicatiolls. WEDNESDAY, July 17, 1872. e THE NORTH AMIERICAN FISHERIES. LORD KIMMERLEY seems to wish it to be supposed a that the'North American provinces have accepted the t Fishery previsions under the Treaty of Washington s out of a'filial devotion to the mother country. Lord Salisbury thinks there are other causes for it, and for the waiving of the claims for the Fenian raids ...

... \ THE IRISH I oI Ad. AvIrish R~o'man ~Cat~hol40, ju~dge 'alould' .kho;! Ret ,well what he is .speaking about'when hefaslsTodof the priesthood of his Church for poltca'intitsidntio. Whether Mr Jiutioa Keogh spoke as it was his to' speak, and simplynad fairly exposad'the outrageous system of eccleqsiastbical electio~neering.psra'otised in- +Ja way,,is a question which i~t.will tanke so~me time ...

... FLARS, PRICES. To lthe EDITOoF of tie ABERII)EE JOURINAL. 'Sin, -lt ishardatoibbliev thait you correspondent of last m week, IA Mlinister, whose stipend, he says, is paidpalyw L according to' the price of oatmeal, is sovr pgo antlas not to knrow that the evidence required at the Fiars Court on bell what, is called farm meal is nothing else than pure oatmeal. -~ As he says-that no, one will ...

... THE BRITISH DEFENCO A4AIKST TE ALABEAXA I - 7 .~ I ~CLAIUS.l . , 4 . ., i, I - -. . ~ . , - i - -; , :: I sTan !Times states that the oease' submitted to the arbi- The e trators under the Treaty of' Washington by the British raer 0: Govern~ment comprises probably an equal amount of mnatter tlachm is ~to that occupied by the Aineriosin'dg caewhichiforms'ahlaand- neas 0 some volume' of,50 ...

... WteDDY Jitd a 0,ltr187. WEDNESDAY, Janulary 10, 1872. PRESIDENT THrERn' Ministry is one of the most won- derful products of hunman ingenuity. It has but one Pr opinion in common, and that is an excellent opinion or( of itself. It holds that opinion so decidedly that it 18i has a strong conviction of the necessity of keeping le' itself in power, although divided on every Subject Ian One ...

... UNIVBRSITY OF ABERDEEN. of Report to the General Council. bytheCommittee oii the (d Arts Curriculum.I ti I The Committee appointed by last mee8ting Of Council ,to L considerthe question of theAi-ts Curriculum, and the regula- fo tiousfor grantling Degrees in Artshav~eheld three meetings, se and afterilong and full disoussion of the subject remitted to ac them, report as follows :- g I.-That ...

... MR STRAAN AID TM tIITX DR NORMAN imAOEOD.,' ypuni ro. ' on nernyordry Reeei conetainsan de6i strabifi, the iie 'i6o WOP48. Mr Stiahsau tioiwh~lihxite between them'~ 4'M~'ac4'd*lt~l himbebeli Inthihs ' Whenlwqa;_ a ~nngnui~o'twiil-forquete iniknown', formeda lire-' jee'o'sarle ainkaneto'nienasDArrnold puts it), not A stsibdrltrsofa rligoik' caitete' 'e' tttcles of a general, a'-fit edltdr for ...

... THEs Aberdeen Volunteer Artillery and Rifle Association have just published their guide-book to the eleventh an- nual Wlapinschaw, which is to be held on the Old Town Links, Aberdeen, on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, the 2d, 3d, and 4th July next. Much the same arnange- -ments as in forme yer have been made as regards the com ,petitions, with this excoption-that several old cotn- petitions ...

... C -- l r IT is not easy to see what good can possibly come out of the Supplemental Treaty, for which the Govern- lment takes so much credit. The Government are so anxious at once to save the Washington Treaty and their own seats that they are preparcd to run some risk for the future, in order to make things comfortable for the present.1 As matters stand, we have a small source of dispute and ...

... : ON Tuesday forenoon, the Queenj - on horseback, visited ,ATH bh. the falls in Golspie Burn, accompanied by the Duchess of. Oh Sutherland. In the afternoon, the Queen, accomn anied by Th' ng Princess Beatrice, Prince -Leopold, the Duke and 'Duchess, lii keh Sutherland, Earl and Countess Granville, the Mar- Oele chioness of Westminster, Colonel Ponsonby, and others; Dei er- drove through ...

... Se Df A MHEETIG of the Local Authority was held in the Coept a Hall, Record Buildings, King Street, on Friday. rift i- Comrie Thomson occupied the chair, andthere werSeria r sent-Mr Irvine of Drum; Mr M'CombieMP.e ;Msr e Pro s. Fordyce of Brucklay, M.P. ; Sir Win. Forbes of Crgi,** D R. F. 0. Fariqiharsou of Haughton; Mr J. W. Bard5a ' ig Auchlossan; Xer Campbell, Blairton; Mr W. . Marr , Y' o ...