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... - . (FROM OUR oRIoESOlDUTI) Melbourne, 11th August, I.-. - ] A D:S~rBRA&TZ STRUGGLE. I . A* deadly encounter ?? three seeks -1 agf in the hub of a ?? at 'Ballais. t The keeper himself, Mr. Pierrepoint, was absent, s wrhile his son-in-law (Mr. Densly) and .Mr *c Tholpson paid a visit to' the hut on business., The door being fastened, tho visitors could not a gairn edmiss~ion thereby; but the ...

... IIA UNCHEI G: ovv. Yesterday afternoon, Messrs Jo Elder &,Co. launched from their shipbuilding yard at' Fairfield' a ma nificeor iron screw-steamer of 27i0 tins grss, an of the following ; dmensions Lengtb betiwesn perpendioularo, 305 feet; breadth, 37 feat '6 ituchesg depth, moalded, 27 feet 3 (aches. This vessel bas heen designed and constructed for the Stoonivaiert Meateohappis Nederland; ...

... * - . SOCIAL SCIENOC; , .. : . .a . ; :Tvo i . - tO (nY A Oa5~uA ?? ' . .to Int .~ - .. ?? iL ad ON the last morning of the Social Science nm cot- * !ig- the weather was everything tbat could be ID deeired. It was .bright and beautiful, soeis to Ygive our parting guests pleasant eiembries. of d- Blasgaw ;and every now and thti'iits smiles' were dashed .with tears, to signify that sorrow e ...

... LETTBRS MD THE B'DIITOR. in it of 51i se lo; se Is ts 10 le so, e Bt Id so of id dsy it, ad b- D 8s, ag er er is ad )0- ed cs- ys on he irt of ,lo. le. gh re- Ito ,ea nig of *a- Ate, I aR of ied w 0 rin, iad >U8 len IY, for %bo ffie o f lltO bo- aen coil ,ndl IOU I On ,eq hat tly the nda gas Ae TffE BANBNERKAN FIASCO. Si,-Adi ilfte yes'feiotis only 3ust and fair a but it appear a to su that ...

... D.18Ai A#9A. TUB LOSS OI THLE UAJU-SEARCl IFOR ml TlE BODWES. in .l (R it R CORR30i'NpES.Nl) d Stornoway, Satutdiy Night. Notwithstaidi'ng the boisterous state of the th avieather and the heavy sees rmnington the wesb to coast of 'Leww, the sea6oh for tlie bodies of te pd !'crew of tho.ill.fated vessel Majuiiscontinued ia-. GI dofatigably. SheriffSpittal; MrLoss, Procurator- lG Fiscar;' Mr. ...

... THtIIISDY MORNING, OCT. 22. A ininiaterial'orisis' has overtaken the Glasgow Agrioaltural Society. A meetingI U. t L -- 1 . . p of its roeimbers was held yesterday for the 0e purpose of considering whether, in views of o ?? of the Highland Society to Glasgow tl next year, the local society should hold an exhibition during 1875. The directors. 01 thought it should not, but a majority of the ...

... a lu p I4* ~'ISLEY ESTABlLISHEI)CHI~RVI,)U 'A meeting 'was hold ,~esterday-~Mr Fergiies, (Al 'ohantone, moderator., ~h'i'e'.Irli, atatedtbait he ha1d received aletterfromn, the .Hglgb..Churth kirW~ UP session intimating, that Mr ' Waite, ;Whitebsacl e would repreaset~thim' Isithe Presbytery, A' letter R~u was, resd-fromn Dr Charterlo, conveaser~ofthee Chile. su tiar' Life acid Work ...

... THE CONTEST INATHE FOURTH WARD. 24 . itd Last night, Ur Hugh Colquhoun appieured for' ie. the fifth time, since the present contest conitnencedt 'd before the electocrs of the Foutth, Vardjanced, gavI to xpressio to his views on various matters engaging ipublic attention. Thb place of meeting was the' I u1g McchanicsHRall, Calton. There was a large at.I Nas tendance, Mr Ih. Moore presided, and ...

... .GEAT 'FII E IN 'ABERDEEN. DEMThUCTION dk-TUE LAST'llJUBOAND STEE One of ,tits ?? xlietrouk ie nr~r n thle 4al8 of Aberdeen'h'k' ' 'fi' nd Shortly after eight o'elock 'thobttention of some; persons;oi the streets! was dire6ted to the roof k of the East Churob; from fhieh fire rppearod toD be pr6oeading.'.: 'Mr Daniet,'builder,:'enered tho ehureh, where thoe hohf 'wre praotiing,' and t ...

... SOCIAL SMJIENCE,' CONGRESS. . .- . . LORD MON CREW P ON JURISPRUDENOR The opening address to the Congress I 'the Queen's Roonsa yesterday morning. weS de. livered by Lord Menoreiff, President 'of theI jirisprudenca Department. The area was Well filled - the galleries only' sparsolyj occupied. Lord Moncreiff was accompanied to the platform by the Hoo, the Lord Pro. vst, the Earl of Rosobery, ...

... T . I tt *--I LUDt Mosr U 15TU .b4r bfw thnee m lb i ?? 010t me o ,W W d .eud tho-- ep~wtRUS~ U1 Merleiocoupf. ' 1' Gmia B panaeor; R ev.Rev.r F eY bJegelt7 itevhcDrer. Bla : ?? . *o Jnes ;Jeffery, whichRbev. Airi:- Ihiwnoveroent Russell Re ' Aanot,. Dr .0amoi'on-k tA.,- eie Totrreq * Defille Salmon- Wr 41erV Glapw oxJ a bf dLeis, and bO'qneUDoarc; M elba tb psing iughn lY Ioesr's Douglai ...