... REPRESENTATION OF ABERDEEN, Mr John Parley Leith has come out as a can- didate after all, and has issued an address to the electors, in which he states he is a consistent Libe. ,al, and declares for progressive reform-parliamen- tary, administrative, financial, legal, and social. He gives as a reason for his decision to stand, that a large number of Liberal electors are confident Mr Shaw, whom ...

... , Thati farmilarty with prominent public me#J 4 peculiar to American freedom, which consists in r calling them by any name except that given them by their gofatbers sd godmothes in theirbaptism, is strongly marked in the case of Mr Horace GreelDy. Mr Greeley has not been many Weeks before the public as a candidate for the Presidency, a but he is already affectionately referred to by his ...

... GUE NOC - L- e 'ciZeyt---hdrMFromt';staiion. ! I ?? f ?? 0aurzAdmT,-Ar this Court q 195tsi4&se lsfo~re Ifr SherifaTennent, a labourer £ aasne, James .Johatondoewas sent 60 dayi to t jil for hay gon hepreviour day assaulted a e idvee namd Roberirsub-' f I A SON BOUND TO CONTTU TO THE SUPORT e I I . OF- am MOTHER? i Sheriff-Substitute Tennent has pronounced the ' following interlocutor in -a ...

... ?? AM?N1ThtIhl? Itmay be ,_onybanVent'.t0' ou-r ioe tt~fr iiconpected view of,* th imnmnspooe ob for made in. the Education 3~91. Telds a o 1to three decisions, on the subjec.O Mody 'anight it resolved, by a majority: of 56(53 ?? .gtoh content with a temporary Boar as suggested. Mr La ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ b ~,byMr.M'Lagasa'trectM Gro'sPra- ti ,Wtosd permasent Board of Educato fo Sotb &, s The ?? ...

... P- A L B - - OR - °ITI PAR~OOM t BOAR.X -The ?? Monthly steeting of the members of tins Board was held ?? Jam' e Beith in the chair . ' L A TI - - T E )MTE P=DALWS;,l The minutes of previout rneetidng hlving beefL read- and passed, tbh CZnaRaii' said he wais 'id3y- sorry totbe i the viaorta atej oeition of having again sgo s6oon to refer to the death of one of their number. Wr Dallas had been ...

... Friday Evening. GLA6soo CusToms RvEN1E.-The following is 6 a comparative statement of the Customs revenue 3 at this port for the mouth ended May 31, with the four preceding similr periods:- Month ended May 31, 1872'.£.,86,828 1 I to ~ , ?? 71, 73 6 4 1870. 81,1'2 6 7 I' II ?? 8 3 1868 ?? 74,818 2 8 GBwEOCx CusTovs Rrvmquj-The following is the return for the month ending 31st May, 1872, ...

... IRMSI P1'ESBYTETIAP CHURCH. The Getihral A\;:cn islv was occupied diuring al- mosX the whele ,i vestecry with the consieloration of the cducation ru;tioli A lengthened series if resolutions were ?? e' adhering, to the principle cif united non-sectsa tin ed'ucation, as opposed to the deosniuiational system, and the determuination to maintain that prnlcip'c in its integrity by every -neals in ...

... I THE REV. hVIR RlL LE Sb ,~ ~ ~ . . 7. We have received for publicatio U the follo l letter,written bytheRev.XMrSomervlle,at12rt I on a vidt to Spzsn:-tr .I onavssltto~pam:- Barcejona June s,, 11il My dear -,-I have visited Seville, Ca i, aid Xerez, and have seen much to gladden mse. Xladrid I kas necessarily occnpied most of myv *i% i business there has ciefly been *in pTomtin, t~e ...

... Thursday Evening. ,CorroN MARn.-The market has been better] to-day, with prices against bhyerA. PIr IRON UAFLF,-Tbe 'markP t continues ex- ceedingly strong to day. Business was done to lads 6a cash; closing buyets at that prie; seera lid ,pr ton h.gliger. Nq. 1 amnb., s108s No, 3, 106s 6%i OLYSDE CsusflD BoaoB MAnsET.-Good de- mand-at stiff prices. EHmvy FPiru.si )AMrIA.o The failure of the ...

... EXTRACTS I{O M PUNCH. ;~~F THr Brs PAsTa-'Jewell'e ArgoAogd. A FasmONuaLE -LADy's FuLL DfltsA-4luch the reversn ADvroz TO OLD MISERS.- Do ?? Wisif43d'd Mr Hunkes, that your- Ios should be sinceide4. mourned b' your surviving-relations Then 1e all your property, sir, -thisomebody, es HAPPY- Txouov-,DPrSION OCF o ou-A- look here, Miss Bonamyyl: S'pose peu look a the pictures, while I confine ...

... SATURDAY MORNIG, JUNE 15. The sitting of their Lordships last iht 7 was mainly occupied with a discussiol 0I Oth I . - . I - - - - r, W 1,~ I propriety of releasing the prisoners who were convicted last year for an assault upon cer Murphy, the Protestant lecturer. Lord en Oranmore and Brown, in moving for papers dei on the subject, believed that there never had C been a more deliberate and ...

... CO1NSERVATrVX BANQUET AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE. - ot MR DISRAELI ON THE PROSPECT OF HIS PARY. t ofi The annual conference of the National Union ofY *- -Conservative and Constitutional Associations was 8,- held in the Westminister Palace Hotel yesterday, I it under the paresidency of Lord G. Hamilton. There t ad was a largl attendance of metropolitan and provin- t Io cial associations, and a ...