... t o 0 TS -&IC AND LOS§ j -OVER 00 ZOVO 8i - 1 Slnoe t loss of the Captain, no greater CalsaniitL ?? '&eeln one unay thasi'the sisournful accident which 0c. Marrod off the Isle of 'Wight on Sunadiy afternoon, whert at lesst 324 souls perished. The tale-is one of the simplest, iaa the details only heighten the effect which such a tragedy, however occasioned, must produce. The Envy- dice, four ...

... I LONDION CORRESPONDENUE. I cd(.By Tdegraph fmvm out- Own Oorre~ondUntf4 the__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ elyLoN~o, Monday night. k l When the Eastern question 001come down to the level the of LordI Robert Montagu thle House of Commons ting Inows what to expect, This gentleman used to sit '0 ing on the Conservative side of the House, where hie was 'er, not wanted, Hie then removed to the Liberal side, ley ...

... CITY BETIING. am ale CBOYDON HURDLE RAofE.-4 to 1 against Hesper; mn- 11 to 2 against Woodcock ; 100 to 15 against Prodigal T id- taken; 10 to 1 against Lord Lincoln offered after 100 to Soc khc 6 had been laid ; 100 to 8 against Northfleet taken; 100 of I the to 8against bliss Lizzie offered; 14 to 1 against Clon- thai ave; 100 to 6 against Scamp and Whitebait; 1000 to 4 I lan. nd against ...

... s ?? . . .. - . . lye understand that the report of the Commissioners an on Grocers' Licences in Scotland, which was completed Po some weeks ago, and has been duly signed by the Coin- Di missioners, contains several most important recorn- |b meuldatious. The Commissioners, we believe, have not given effect to the demand that grocers should not be allowed to sell spirits or wines, but they make ...

... CtROMIAR, UPPER DEE, AND DON SIDE AGRICULTURfAL ASSOCIATION. 0 YY eI Thia association held its seventh annual show of i le ai grain. seeds, and roots at Tarlaisd on Wednesday last. Un r The day wnas fine, and the number of entries was only I Ic :. a few-chiefly in potatoes - short of the averago of the Tur f last fewv years. Considering the goneral deficiency of stez 5. the turnip crop and ...

... PRINCE BISMARCK, ~ai The Berlin correspendent of thle Glaig~ow Ikeald, t i writing on thoe Istintt.. says :-Thc fate of our Finance 111inititer, Heir Canmphaiisen, isl still unsettled, or lit least ii still unknown. Thle Post afavourite organ of I that the Chiancellor, declarcd nitvely thtat since this famous it is session of last week, wheon tbb Minister wepit enad Pz'inoe It of Bisniirck ...

... 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 ...

... alskI ,OND)ON CORRESPONDENCE. J Her x the (By. Tdegraplo from our Own Corre.sondent.) ssent LONDON, Thursday night. Scot- After the questions were disposed of in the House 1878. of Commons, the members were again plunged into an unseemly, and, under the circumstances, disgraceful lrday and unpatriotic wrangle over the Mutiny Bill. Mr riding Parnell was the ?? O'Donnell, Mr so the Biggar, and ...

... ABERDEEN, FRIDAY: ',IAROH 1,z 1878.' ?? . .1 - LORD DORCncSsTEn put a question to the Foreign Se- cretaryin the Iouseof Lords lastnightalent the where abouts of the Turkish ironclad fleet, and Lord Derby do. replied that he was in possession of accurate informa- Pire, tion' on the subject, but he -declined' to state it to the .una House, because in the first piace it was not customiary feld, ...

... ALEXANDER DAVIDSON Dkbswood, Chairman. Sir Alexander A.ndeksos. alkx. Edmond, Advocate. Robkht Catto, Merchant. Robert Lumhdrn, Banker. John O. Chalmers, queen’s I John Reid, Advocate. Terrace. 1 James Walker, Merchant. Treasvrers and Scat. Edmonds MAOquEEN, Advocates Paid-up Capital, £62,900. DEPOS-Il’S. 31 PER CENT. INTEREST allowed on Sums 2 of and upwards, repayable, one month’s notice. ...

... Used in the DUCHESS of EDINBURGH'S LAUNi Y. RECKITT’S PARIS BLUE, Is used by the Poor because it is Cheap and by the Rich because of its Beauty. ...

... ]JYDD) JAU, MfAWRTHE 2lainj 1878. HE ,LYN5TION TIR GRO:EG. Gfwlad fechan ydyw Groeg, ond y mae yn meddu ar bwysigrwydd hanesyddal *aa fedd odid xii wladi arall ei gyffelyb. Y mae ei hanes o'r amserau boreuaf hyd warchaead Caerdroin, cddiyno i lawr hyd at esgyniad Alexander Fawr a goruchiafiaeth Rhufain, yn nghyda'i hiaith a'i llenyddiaethi wedi ac yn parhau i fod yn destyn efrydiaeth yn mhrif ...