... ' BRUMAGE31 IMPYRUALISM. rtohe UINDER the French Empire the people were dided nominally invested with universal suffrage, and rang. practically disfranchised by the election managers. e th The result was all but uniformly according to arges the mind of the latter. But, even when carry- Nfan- ing out their system, they had not the cool, d its semni-contemptuous candour to explain to the ...

... EUCLESI S.. . : .. . elect lin Thle rev, tile Presbytery of DeiT 1it' ait New MtLIIS1 Decerail JR . Cal. 1,:, m , ,node ra tor. Airiliri I'EV'ERHIEA) 1'AIT~SH ANDtrAt CRlURCH CS gre gati It will beL rm iarittt.li iarotjsse Ou f whic en thle endiiw~nent, .f Ill . kitill t 'Iturob, Rev. J. B. tin Dactidboll, Last. Pirisli chiticii I ''.teil ad, niade several vitealic: aqtileniefls 5s to the utl ...

... IMPERIAL PARLiAMENT. HOUSE OF OM~-WDNDY S101001 The Speaker took thle chair at lhalfpas'tt 12 o'clock. to ine SCOTCH PET'ITION45. : toi Petitionls wiere prlesenlted by Sir A. CJORDON from this p) parishioners of Laggan anil intuabitants of Luclhcarro~a to bri aud Kishoin~ and the lsii k-session, &c., from Haurray andl Churi Birsay in Orkney, ill fi tour of a a inquiory by Royal lop, a ...

... THE GENERAL ASSERBIJIES.l ESTABLISHED CHURCh.LT - - irst The General Assembly of the Church of Sootlaml Ai resumted its sitnso eis-PhcplTullooh5 ida moderator. After I Com preiminary brsiness had been A disposed of, Dr I'lini submitted the repiort of the the Business Committee, regarding the arrnimornents for Etc, the) conducting of the boshiess, which, ufter a slight stb alteration, wris ...

... ' TUE1 CONRAD lsESS. THE TREATY OF BERM M nditi. t, ' in fon bit A 1 l1te edition of tle, Timi~es of SI ttuday gives the Caur :It'll t tInl~cY the wholo of the Treaty signed that day ais we tilei*d l',erliii; the, portionlg oliittIed having reference to Cuolls, n 1andllSOtif matters ofilinor importance. ab IThe, follOwillg is il ti5lcl'ilol eg Ii ~jjljty thle Fnpl of Guermoany. His Majesty Art ...

... ABERDEEN AVAPINSCIAW CLOSE OF THE TMEENING. The Aberdeen aVaiisach5'i ot 1878 was brought to al t close yesterliyafterprobahlY ti eletostsUeccOUfill nseeti IIg that has taken plasce iii thle lIiauyo h tsi'5l The event has been iordutl, oan the Ifhole, Of illcht at character as to deserve is notable place in the oflicial o records, The proceedings wrei began onl a fino summer 1i morning, the ...

... FRASEIlBUIRGH HA1'BOUR DOARD. t The monthly meeting of the Harbour Toaid wr.s h hield on Friday aftternoon--Mcr Tarras preailing. STEAM TUG. il A letter was read from the clerk to the Stearn Trg C1ompany, Mnising offer to let the vessel to the Board Y during the hsain * sea son on the same terms as last t year's engigeenerit, viz., £80 rer month. Two or three metabers present were of opinion ...

... STROMEc FitlnnY 126h April. 'In millet of fine weathor-dry and Runny, but rather cold, wit~i a slight breeze from the east-the Free Synod of Glenelg met on Wednesday at noon, and con- tinued in session until this afternoon at two o'clock. dY'. it may be said that the oldest member of the vener. able J Court in question oannot remnemsber suoh a long sederunt- of it, and it is proper to add tbat ...

... PREnSENTATIONS TO REVS. DR SPENCE AND III Aut DIR DONALDSON. s A~laestevelin itsocial niesting Wats hlvid S i l Chrh tnte socion of the indue- tico of the 11ev. A. 1). Diotildsott (late of Oulbitown) *to thoe co itastsrftte-ltttv. M~r Donaldson presiiding. ISg There was a large attenditites, a Tea barising btifen served, s ite Chairman antid Rev, Air an d *ni l of Alllarkinels) addressed t ...

... o Yesterday in the AbeLdeenl Police Court-Baillic Inn Charlenis Smith on the bench-Ann Sutherland or Smith, bef Iesidiig ill St Paul Street, was charged with having, onl cot the 30th tilt., within her house there, carried (on budi- tit nesess a pawnbroker withoit hIavitig first obtainel a t 1icens flom the I'Povost rind Magistrates of the city. Site pleaded not guilty, and weIl defended by Mr ...

... PAROCIIIAL BOARD OF OLDMACHAI n irs I DAY FEEING SCHIOOLS. .nigs A m,--t irry of thle Jerretral 1'rirposea Committee of 1 m)it, bthe P'aruchliarl B1mr, r of 01l1rirriclirir wasl held within the I I of IBeardi' r ''mi, 0 lDi ittorrl -itrort, Abrerdieen, ycstcrrlqry. Ailr Car-den, e britriti i f tire Boaird, presidied(. Letterst r irt wore r-ad frlorui General Sir Alearirder Cordn nn th it I to ...

... IIrLC Ili L TIn lFIR T DIVI!SION. 2ihl tiers TsunsiuAY, June 61, 1111 I' aR tile. ,in- TILE-, K'EI'H RIOTS CASE. ae :iFg FRA SE It 1. LA I N O. it Ulle The Solicitor-General to-day, in sneaking to the rule bad 10 ill this case, Sald there was not thle slighitest thave npo do, rtet' thle person of thle pursuer (if any.) inijury wlittever, so OCCt that litw statemen~its ablout perstinal ...