... iloglNa MATCII AT GOLENKI DIhl.-Oii Irirliday evoil- ing ;1 hoeing Miaiteh cane off 'it DAirasHniel), Glfh nkindie, on aL fiell of Mr Robert Dawsan's. Mr D.Lwson, wVho seceeaetd his worthy father is veteriniary sur1eon of the district, is well known and mcilh respected, and the result was a good turnout, aLinl by iilf-upast seve i o'clock fifty-fo-ir competitois 11h11 sterted, anl, though ...

... it the I . A ive in , at i Tis Oppostion speakers and writers bare since unuderg6no of late what, under certain circum . anfair steoes, might be a salutary transformation. d Lord They have ceased to be politicians? 'and have be- F Ion of cdlue moralists. Unfortunately, there is no Dn Of I Bei t t'her I isno, pracicepur t Aqi110,,moawag. I entirely lobtI 14jv4$p e~get10ralitlas an d ...

... | TlEE - V-Ab Ti- I~iT- ,T4) IiMJlV hK R9t. D~,PA~t'UR~t`V'dVT~9` Q.UI8 ARD' inARCHINS OF' LORNE, ad n weidnesday atmdihhe XMrqut, qfLrn, ht with- thAf~ioedi Louisui qnd-her brother&V the Duke'., Of Coniiaught aind Pr~c nooto~ob, And their respsctive~ suBites, left thf Midiagi i'tSt Psuora~, for Liver, J 'ady wdbt on! their 'ay from the Merqey, bound .V ~J e tl1efr A00 b6thfa',Thtlk ...

... THiE AFGHAN CURISIS.' THlE MILITARY MOVEMENTS. PEsHAwnl, Wednesday. Gleneral Bro~ne's division is now concentratin in brigttde in this vicizilty. .The first brigade is41 gt uii- rood, the second at Hurni Sing, the third at Peahawar, -the* fo-urth ,t Nonishera. TheofavalrY is at MittrA a', 06na.. T'Guides Wtill bold the .Ytumroodmotit~Of the i has assurances of the friendliness of twoler ...

... TfHE VICAIV'S GOVERNESS. I CHAPTER XVI. tisl A NEW FRSIEND. cot 'si will novel sce her a1gain ! said George, in tire wI bit terness of iis heart, as he Wralked on after leaving the nij itr h, scar'cly knowing whither he went. I will bii ; ntere sW~eaklc to her mote on ' (Gorge, toy dear fellow-George, ried aI voice I .frott Iehind hitnl and when be stopped and looked hir I back lie saw ...

... - crBin Roeveie for the-Phnotofoge,- BY 4AOLPEI J. HOWVARD., of very, moderate difficuity-Odginal Effe-tFlrqored throughout. 'P* e i4. To be ha4 at Haltprioe at the Nudlo selters.Andth Pon lY . 41 Union Terrave, Aberdeen. WILLIAM GARDEN,- GUN, FISHING-ROD, REEL, ANMI TACKLE MAKER:. 122k UNIOs STRRT, - 'I T 0 / ABBRDEBN' . W e* haG D aYi on hanid 10e940to o66k of 'O O rF H PaMZEL OADNG ODMP:. , ...

... lcotlanl, -- olire at AlUIVEoD AT APtEtRiEx.-Septenmber 7.-termlle:0', I.S}-t, 1 Chain- Suniderland, coals; Alexander Pirie, Likldter, Ifoli, z-1; Alexraider Campbell, Bunker, New Yorlk, geerdI; ,r-ir, 5'e' ad harrison, Leith, flour. S.-Hayle, Gord, ,. 0SelahllO, C Q Obutts, Isabel,Adams, Shields, -io; Garland, Adams, :diloerll. -1`.; ,i;tuven- Englalsd, Walker, Neweastle, a punimp; Doln, Sti ...

... 'ile Al krbrit X.ttr . i ABERDEEN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 6, 1878. NONE of the City of Glegow Bank directors were liberated yesterday, so that all are still in prison save ,a- ;I,- 0A -; ' A etnw~n- A&L- n.- A m s UslerULCu yeMwruUy, 5iu tant, Wa 4ir3 eilu p1 u juii savu Mr Stewart. The Glasgow subscriptions to the fund for the relief of the City Bank shareholders now amount to £O8,500. Some ...

... . a-~M- Tf-- 3- -ro L-a 0- 1- : L- - e PARMU, Monday.-The Iron and Steel Institute he t e its frst meetingto-day, andatbrtctedmuchinterest. Six 0 h hundred members were present. A. most interesting I r address was read by Dr Siemens, F.B.S., on scientific v 6 training in France. A paper was then read in French a t by M. Jordan, Professor at the Ecole des Mines, on the n e resources of iron ...

... 5, j Iessrs James l'Comlie & Co., Peterhead, have 11 jissued their annual horring fishing report, which is as 1e I follows In submitting our annual report at the close of the a - Scotch herring fishing, we have included the catches l' from the year 1874, for the purpose of comparison. of The catch this season on west coast shows a decrease of 26,240 crane, and on east coast an increase of 66 ...

... ,The' Autumn Cjroult loiirt for the Nrter ouie i ,opened at Inverness yesterday atlO0 o'eh~ek-Lord Des ._ on the bench.,, Rio LordshipteRs escarted'tothe Ceatn wo wherei the Court sits, from'tli6 Caleadoniao Aorlb' h Mr. band ftnd, a deitfiolimen of'ilie Highln 1liaude on cominrtnd of'Adjatint 'Wilon.' h mAneso t~e i Bat- ptegofit'we'e-~ Clerk of Court, IC aito el Advoocte-Depeite, Mr Roger ...

... J OTT IN GS. Better langs something than soon naething. Did vout ever hear of a barber having the lock- jaw? Beware, said the potter to the clay, and it be- came ware. A travelling dentist has hung out this startling sign 2th pullin'. .ludge thyself with a judgment of sincerity, mal thou wilt judge others *with a judgment of charity. p hellatinul female foot should be one seventh of e ...