... R.EUTER'S TELEX RAMS. THE EA6T. b 'IiiF N lIJSiNG IN B( )SINI tI tht '11I IfdIT'lI ; vN, uul iS'1TIF NEtS OF S E IAJ EV0. o ell FRLICITFU1, SCENE'S AND) STEU(:ULEX t. III ic ivf tc e~nl r[i n di aw piet tr's oif theile ti1 tit strttgu ' to inl Setajevo onl thle taking of that place, t etititding one IC of I e ' 't'. ite sit igo)sti '.rilte Nvooteelilvte d~it.sriltc'l. as. it ttdlittg wva' ...

... BANQUET TO CABINET1' MINISTERS A-Y LIVERPOOL. A , RAND) banquiet, attenided by representati%-,, every shade of political opinion, was given in lse. pool onWedneedaylnader the presidency of the in recognition (if the fact that three of the i nl of the present Ministry are M.P.'8 for Lancas ih :k vii., Mr ('ross, Colonel Stanley, and LDrd ails11 !(I Colonel Stanley, in replying for the arns ?d ...

... :1~N I)ON J,( If N DO (i- itI,, i.s 10 >N I) EIN UE. tt'ii~I P~iI N iiNE\NTM TilE11 NEW GEE- FOXAN A P FVU li'MflT EEt ) DttCK- lie Wi- etithiti 0 t' i Ei-if. ii ha , tolit e (Vr tl 1 -ttc lt it tollj- it , it, te 'Vesh it c l ot1 tIs'lal tt Si ii ii-Pnit Sii\ i-len ticv has InveC tt, ill exiltt . t re P iltt' Seto0t It V car id ill to ilitti', Beeittt lii liil-C g t thettl.Il~ -,l i tttt It ...

... I lbe Right Hon. Colonel Stanley, Secretary for War, tih A yesterday formally opened the Barrow Conservative th is Working Alen's Club. He was accompanied by Mlr pc is CavendishllBentinck, Judge-AdvoCateGeneral, Mr' J. 1. IL ic Swarkie, ALM., and other gentlemen. An aidiess of rc by w elcome waes presented by the Conservatives of Darrow, n zh expressing their almroval of the policy of Her ...

... I TIUE STONE VTAVEN TOWNIAL'L BAZ AAR. IAs far ats call he jummgod fromm time rppearanm.'e of the etinlls, the bazamar which is to Ilm opmenedt to-dsty ait Stoeo. haven in aid of the fundsoml f thle sney 'rowimlimll will he at vory succesiful Gom. The debt which still rests oil the buildimig amounts to it considerable sum, hut as tiy scheme which may be promoted to remove it can rely r~ on ...

... -L?- I ).?, i .(?? ?o 1,k, j, j, po iN 1) P? ) t)E. I %, j K) - - I - .-- - - -- I (IsTflCJ rilpl fyloa Oilw Oln 1 ci0tifti. F~h KIPEROR OF G4EttMANy-NNUMl) Ott THU I_ S LAN'D IIEVENET' 2 Il VEMIENTS-A WORtlD tl~l~lIS tPItAI RYNOTICE-AN EIMiKWtfIA JOKU S \lil {ipkitiNEtM CENISURtEI)M I tlear thant the, pcogrl-,sC 11tade by the BuipleOrui of b-mulAiy is so rapid that lie xviii eCompletei his ...

... 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 ...

... HARVEST PROSPECUTS IN ABERDBlENSHIRE AND THE NORTH. 015It is; seblom thatt it falls to our' lot to give a moreI irst, highly gratifyinig report of the prospects of the har'-I crier vest thalt is even ait this early period of the season 'di begun to be gathered than we have now the pleasure [ted, of doin1g. For thle picst two seecnsrs the atzrictilturist ownS lmc11 eXporierrllG( c.,~iilerable ...

... THE BRITISH ASSOCIATIo)N. I1S, JJSII. 1 dt1i~iI 0I JktI I.%. was AT tire British Association ono Friday .h: clth f in or terest was centred in the biology sectior. in ir bib irs, addre'rges vere delivererl by Professi' Hrllle, IJo' 1i. f t' aMacdonald, and Sir John Lubbock. Th'C l:e-treser er. tiroed read a paper on the habits of alit'. hie iad de' kept thirty in coirfineniezot since I874, ...

... ITHLE DISPERtSION OF TH~E CLUN~Y 'SlILOlf- I kigt HORN HERU. thou;! --0- I The dispersion of thins (11le1101 er yesterday, i odr ti -c 311114 to lltlool~lr of Mri Thorniton of Luiiondi, smattei 5 a sI'it- thul 1) ii1 tios Iitoelk that hias with great care, Andl at fuilklel ex- qlelit HIt eols for tile past dozen ycin 5, teeit' built underl the regirn \peCOItsnl 5))tIllef touelid~ic of 31t R ...

... ABERD1-EN, THUBS , AUGUST 22= = 878.- i ABERDEEN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 22,1]878. El YESTERDAY leas the closing business day of the [ British Association. In the Geological cection Pro- fessor King rend a paper on the crystalline rocks of Donegal. It was true, lie said, that the limestones tooin the northern parts of the country contained bodies -J. which bad been suspected to be the remains of ...

... a. The report of the inspector appointed to visit the v certified re foiniatory anlld indlustrial schools of Great t. Britain for 1877 was issued yesterday. It states that tl manily children are now sent to industrial schools who d should be reinitted to the care of teio Poor Laiw autho- is rities, anti certainly shruld be cared for at the expense ti of the rates an(l not of the Trensury. In ...