... MEETING AT. BUXEBURN. On Thursday night a meeting of the inhabitants of b Newhills was held in the Free Church, Buxburn. Not more o than 250 persons were present out of a population of from t 4000 to 0000. The meeting, which was called in the words of the handbill, to express by suitable resol- W. tions their abhorrenice of these outrages, and to manifest a their opinion of the action of the ...

... I I - . . ! MR BARING'S REPORT ON THE - , BULGARIAN ATROCITIES. * In the form of a supplement to the London Gazette u Mr Baring's report upon the atrocities committed upon tc tythe Christin inBlai as published on Tuesday .I night. The report Occupies about. 30 folios, add is enl hi closed in a despatch from Sir Henry Elliot to Lord u dI Derby, dated 'Ulierapia, September 5th, 1876. .- t d ...

... NEW BRIDGE AC! lj-j fj;r1 ''~.~ ::-:~ . NE.--. WBURCGE. ' - , :+.p'M45, a 'alCUiatedlcto' ~1rtr, a af~&Iigk'~c~ddiec' rut' etwec Abet' denand the c~apital' of thie eastern' divid-icni qf 'ths.~ '1 coluity.' Those sttm'tWheddncjiiunhildiatte iy to benefit will be gratified to learii that the'br~ide is wel nigh completed, and willbe reddy for truffle hi thn course of a few 'weeks. The fact ...

... Y THE NEW PREMISES OF W. D. & H. 0. WILLS, ON HOLDUM it VIADUCT. n THoUGH Bristol is still the home of Birds EyWH which for nearly a century has been so closely identified with its name, the r popuarity of this form of the Virginian and Kentucky weed and the growing deniandfor that produced by its earliest manu- facturers-bessrs W. D. and il. 0. Wills- made itrecessary for. t that firm many ...

... the *TE examination for places in the Cambridge Mathe- matical Tripos is now going on, and, of course, considerable All anxiety is being felt in many quarters, as to 'the result. rely Aberdeen sends one candidate, who is likely to take a like foremost, if not the foremost place in the list-Mr WV. its Louden Mollison. Mr Mollison was educated at thle uc Grammar School, where he took the highest ...

... . THn following are the contents of a letter just received c from B. D. Young, Esq., R.N., who is in command of the Livingatonia Expedition recently sent out to Lake Nyassa by the-Free and the Reformed Presbyterian Churches of s3 Scotland:- ' 1 Upper Shire, abovc Murchison Cataracts, Sept. 22,187i. It is with verv great pleasure that I advise you, for the infor. tnation of the tJommnittce, ...

... HIGHLAND AND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, a ieI tor haing meeotendo that Society on W~ednesday, the havingen cb repoted tho tthey land failed to fill a I cmpeencheist to- devote his; whole time to the is tocity' ok-a0 aar f£00 a year, it wvas ngreed is that1 they shou0l1d enideavour to get (oe who should give ae 15 mch time ats 'night be necessary for' carrying on at schemes igo giclumi stations, the ...

... e -- e Aineeting of the Peterhead Town Council and Com- l, missioners of Police was held onrThursday-present, t. 6 Messrs Aiken, Heslop, Ingram, Reid, Smith, Fraser, Brown, Macintosh, and Provost Alexander presiding. a ' The first business was the election of an interim 0 ;s Councillor in place of Baillie Maitland resigned. P it The Provost expressed his regret at the retirement of i )r ...

... I rll u 1n u .MU IUV . KWI D ti EP, nULI, the Ptirattu Pumal ABERDEEN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 8,1876. e -- I A CABINEBT COUNCIL, at which all the Ministers i were present, was held at Downing Street on Monday, I y for the purpose of approving the policy to be adopted v by Lord Derby in the forthcoming conference of the 1: ery Powers at Constantinople. Arrangements have been r completed by tie ...

... I PROFESSOR GEDDES ON TEE CELTIC ELEMENTS -l IN MODERN LITERATURE. e- Om Friday, Professor Geddes delivered a lecture to the th Aberdeen University Celtic Society on the above subject in e- the Medicine Class-Room, Blarischal College. The intro- ductory, remarks dealt with the position of Celtic in Scot- it- lnd receding but very slowly. It was spoken in the ly heights of Strathdon as late ...

... -..A]ERDE~ 1HIGHLAND, SOCIATION., ae-' THE annual conversazione of the Aberdeen Association was' held last night in Lockhart & Stlmond's Hall. There wais la arge atteridance; and Councilloj' D. 3Macdonald oceupied othe chair. After a service of ten,, - ; tnt The CHAIRMAN said-We have now reached the! third re- year of our existence, in some degree of vigour, and, fioau-s ee- cially, stronger ...

... insr {(Ontinuedfronm our last.)r he ; t PART, IL-TRADE, COMMERCE, &a. ed lio Es I.-ABERDEEN HARBOUR. Trde GEstiniated Gross Weight in Tons of the entire Trade of the 3e, Port for the Three Years ending 30th September, 1873, b 1874, and 1875:- Years ending 30th Sept., 1. IMPORTS. 1873. 1874. b1S7. a- . ,~ S Tons. Tons. Tons. ag Domestic and Manufacturing. al Coils . . 195 ...