... S TO THE VDITORB tr;S g~s To 3ca SIMSO 11 _ :S;A ,,,n S.Wf.. N~i-- ~ey5o0 udiil a charnC- f el dn ~epiuta- -OyA at onlce to ?? 5' d ~ 'bto take legal ~ .~ ~nbO,11 then have d~ fpivfl) ?? a falu ~ecccfvicted of B al BII~ 15r ;rting this lette- ~sLD TfE gNIGHT rAS tS Cro e~ce6,hill, July 27. . ecessarY. I find ''y*C~-iIeri laoe stated ow '-e Vted luit a few, yP ny SPerish between IS8>l- bvdtal ...

... .: . . I ?? Pr| r, ?? p nper cntpate toe edisolutiod of the Assembly api a general election stly alter the ratification of the treaty eith Germany. l The court-martial has cond oned. to death the s girl Clariot, twvo was acused of asasssinating.a gendarme durtag the insurrection, and Phiilippe, a 'Y ?? of the- ?? S*. TTHE NATIONAL ASSEMELT. WrVersiaes, July 1, 10.40 Pr.a Y The President of the ...

... .The reslt (AFom the Eidinbtrgh Courant.) .'Theresultbof the contest for Aberdeen isaost as curious as was its progress. It .cannot, however,. afford much satis- faction, to the ! Radibal party par ezedenca In sporting language, Mr Barclay, the pet of the Liberal press, was 1boundbt6 win.n :Heavily'handicapped:as .were-hisoppo-'I anents by moderate views on the question of religious instrua- ...

... t - X i, :. . - 7 ,, . ,, - r;. . ' -- '- 'i - - 'I'l'', ' ' VOLUNTEER CO*PETITION Al, BANFF.X THE Annual Competition among' the Bauffshirellifi o- TiaiI an Flunteers for 'the' Earl 'of Fife's ChaUbngdONj' an'd 'other -Agricul rizes, and also the -yearly, contest-of the Baiiffshire Artil- on We( ryVolunteers for -the Challenge- Cup presented by the desire'd late- Countess of Fife', ...

... THB BALLOT. '1THad Ballot Bill has received the Royal emotion. IRISH SBOOLS.n A long discussion took place on Thursday on the subject of a petition presented by the, Rev. Father O'Keefe, relative to his removal by the Education Commisioners from the management of .,he Pariah ZSohoolmin Ireland, Theexplanation wa tha, esFather O'Keefe had been susponded by his Bishop, and a sue- ceasor ...

... BOYAL NORTHERN AGRICULTURALc SockE THEs half-yearly general meeting 6f the membersa of Ile Royal Northern Agricultural ~ociety was held withini;-- the Royal Hotel on Friday, for the ~purpose of receivinig Sal thle Comite's report for the Past hialf-year, and for .the hal trasation of Other business. Colonel Gordon of Fyvie rail was called to the chair, and tbe following members were present : ...

... | ROYAL ASSOCIASoM WRE PROMOTION I1 ,- ; XBrll T, mak .rtn~rTIITT tyt Pb earmual dise toibtof -the prizesgncoimec-- niton1ls~the Royzal Aocdatiifori tl'i;;inot of the Fjie Arts in-&otland look: plaei Queek Street Hell, Edinburgh,,-on' Saturdy.Prfso 'Douglas Madagan, on the motion of irciuapsl.Sin Alex. Grant, was called. to thechair, After an address by the Chaiimans, Mr CoaxerN, secretary, ...

... a O°O B;E , POLITICAL l 1 tO, 5 OLITICAL ' retty certain by the 3:le anlesS affasir take a -3 eft prorogation will be ,e t r#togt What chiefly po S~u ate ~h! itcl rsw t nigh.t, Mr dd'd, f he ~ tio il This: >, ,f ?? ., he ovoplet ileo~o Sii>+'>to3'2' eod to defeat at I :i ' ...

... rsTrzBS TO ?? EDITO. 1- . OUR CITY ARMS. Glasgow, 6th July, 1872. * SIB,-The public are indebted to C ivis for his sexposure of the ignorance and presumption dis- I played by King Eoderick's Ghost in his coarse :attck: on our city arms. 'If King Roderick was the noble character which he is represented'to have been when he reigned in Strathelnyd, he must have fallen into very low company ...

... II XPERIAL PARLIAMENT. j WR HgO-USE OF LORDS-THUBSDAY, July 4, 1I Their -to3A3h!i met at five o'clock. n GLASGOW AND SOITH-WE5STES AND OUEENOCO A2If 1 ATRSDIRE BAILWAY COMPA1NIES BiLL. ' hie bill was read a third time and passed. -et TSE BALLOr BIL.L of Lord DERBY presented several petitions from ti Conservative associations praying their Lordsaips i AS to adhere to their amendments on the ...

... I ~ ~ ?? 1.r1 0- --iscaD yas5 St -din 3 bad~e 6t4G ragved tohave the biinlc f rit i might ?? not only the c ,.ctieozltr. bcout nfutwo extension. o hile, belted a letter on *2ieaih'5e~laisi the rcdofan desbonandv be' t psrinedgh rntte wsge tne1 Io ham. lie our ter J, ?? 5.ea the etasd n5 early day nex sesso. W~ii D~ibe> 5;t his eu:e so pointedly t movruch atgtessive at- &lceIert The reo rdsaof ...

... ; PAJSLIIy. ser A'DANgEROU3 LaNI z About a fortnight Ire agloa sahoemraker, namled SWalter Hope, was take ito custody here, for rnihga At knife and threatening to d istroy the lives of * nth from ronc ioty z3quare. He was sub- Ise sequently, certifid to be inae-b w medicalt me, and banded over by the police to the burgh parochial autor t'e to be treated -aas a lunatic. At that e i believed ...