... THRE3SE APPEALS. MBt GLBDsTONE has published something like an ap- I peal, partly to the constitutional party in tihe Romani Catholie Church, to out themselves free from the 1 Ultramontane influence which dominates at Rome;, but more generally to the British public, to give himi and his party credit for their Protestantisna. Then i r'the UIberatiom Society have begun their. campaign the a ...

... Ii. -. 'TE E 'V 'U,-R: T. '-', - 'i' ;A C ., 'f.- 'X,,, f? 0 OMe.) 'BAtuoairo,~CAaTti§ Nov. &~TbieyQueen, went 'ouit irith'A Os.- Fin the; afternoon whth irioeaofEy:Princ Beatrice vitnt out wt'teHn~Mr itadMs ao Le-gnl.' Hallowe'en wa~sicelebrated inteuulMaime n the evening. Tlhe Servants~a',d tenacits, carrytingtorches walked in, prossion up.~ to- the Castle,. where a bonfire'was lighed, nd ...

... TO : T EN N T TENANTS ELECTED: TO ACT AS TENANT TRUSTEES: [ , , . ~ . I I . . I I : ABERDEEN, DISTRICT. i : NEW fLLs,-James Sqitb: Littleinill; and William Innee, V Moikle Clinterty. I cka; . .-rs a eaKNlpbNbELLAR - lR rSangster, Blackehambers;aud Silvoster a4 Campbell, Kinnellar. -OLD bACleAR.-John .Craigheadjun., Tarbothill; and James Wilson, Mains of Scotstown. - S BANCnoaY-DsVpNYori ...

... ImDESPATCH OF FOREIGN fl R-DOM AB D1BSPATCH OF FOBrnGN MAILS FROM ABEBRDU B' 00 ':ail DESTINATIONS. a . Dm 30 DETNTOS Despatojie. aJ (Z~ 00 0 flien Vaid ed Stsees Califor- Every 3fondhy 0 nis, and British North iAmeriea coe., Thur., & t O(by British Packet, eia Cork) Sata.Turly. . 2q Australia (South and West), Tese-- 0 mauila, and Victoria, tvia South. 18th November. llM L anipton, and New ...

... THE CARLIST WAS N&t-- I _ - - A_ PARIS, Nov. 7-Intelligence received here relativo to the official Madrid dispatch, announcing the entry of Don Carlos- into France, and the abandonment of the siege of Irun, states that this news, and other reports circulated on the subject, are incorrect. Dispatches from Hendaye announce that the Carlist bombardment of Irun recommenced with great vigour to-day ...

... While hers, thoughtful and sad I paced on Sabbath mom 3 These garden paibs, I loved to hear tso swell, Massive and solemn, of that grand old bell Saint Laurence, on the silent City borne, ,Calling to prayer. Chiefly then I loved it when, Allrival Jangling husbed, alone from tower Antique, au quaint grim spire, his voice of power, Rang forth melodious-as from minds of men, Vain thoughts to ...

... is FREE CEURCH COLLEGE-OPENING LECTURE.S' I 7; li THE HELPLESSNESS OF MODERN UNBELIEF. tun ow THR Vfi session of the Free Church College was opened mu i_: 'onThUriiddy-,'whe ilDs- DAvid Thow r~vdeliwire~d'te opening 'anl( Ib lectur-e--the subject,,being., ,he Helplessness of.3Modern ble e The 1* WEV.E, OF THVCE2NTURY.jatt Tetwo an agonistic princ~iple~ of~ Faith and Unblelief seem to hod ...

... HANNAR MNOB-HUMOURS OFA ibLP E COURT. : TEIE last two numbersof:ed Word have ,conitained: of o~~~~~on ferY do papers on.Hannah More by; Ithe well-known'author of the' SohonbergCottaFamily. Thesrtiolee'are writtenuin a style of mild eulogy, and are as plentiful in jerky little para- graphs, and pious exclamations as Mrs Charles' productions usually are. I agree with her in thinking that some ...

... : INYERURIE. DA eA -T .. ..S . 3 ; ; ,' .;; Paovosv-,JonrS ANNAND. -L r' BaiflisiL-Jp eph Ho p kins, Win. -Wyness, 'James Barron. H i Dean 'f Ghitd.-Alexander Thouson. r' Ooiuefn dra.-'Alexander God'8un';Ale'xanrder Wi£dntid, 'Jaznies iR lLaing~..- 5 \.B . Tn5wn-C'Zrk.--C 13.-Davids'orn. ::-:..7 TOM an~~~~~~~ r iTown. Clcamnerkcin.-James atunro. - TooqemSergear .-George Collie.- b ...

... . TEE ABERDEERN LAND ASSOOIATION. DY A LAND COMPANY has just been formed, for the ,, purchase and re-letting of lands in the vicinity of the c city. The Company consists as yet, and we trust will continuein the future, mainly of citizens of Aberdeen. C )t Ithas purchased the lands of Rubislaw, Morningfield, :- and Torry, for the sum of l134,000, and as Sir Alex- r lt auder Anderson is to be ...

... . THin Ti ENGLAND. should come a1 Several vessels of the Channel sqasfdron are so short of set out their complementinthat boys are to be drafted from training fereince ships to do seamen's deity. is prods The death is announced in London of Sir Denis le Mar- evils. chant, late Chief Clerk of, the House of Commons, a post thus ml which he has occupied for over 20 years. wonder The Prince ...

... EXTPRTAINBIEN P TO THE MARQUIS AND :- MARCHIONESS OF HUNTLY. ' I Tsrm tenantry On the Aboyno estates elteitajfinerdt; Marquisand Marhioness of Runtly to P. ball at Aeboyne onl Friday evening. The large marquee lof the Aberdeen Marquee Companyi wav 'Pitched oin thle Village Gveen, but large and siptcious though -the acosinmodation was that-was thus provided, it was far from sufficient. From ...