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... TaW K OF A SCHOONER, AT ABERDEEN. yesterdiy forenoon, shortly alter tWelve o'clock, a hoolter named the oharles Green (Jbbn Green, I asater) went nabore on the pItformf *t the North r and became a total wrock, The wbooner, tf bich regs to Falmoutb, left AntweTP on the 21st insi, ound for Frnserburgb vwith a cargo of manrure, and up til Sunday night experienced favourable weather. I Sbo en ...
... THE ST.IRAPHARL'S LEAGU7E. Last night, the members of this league held a tea ,lneeting at the Lesser Coistoss-hall. There were neavly 500 persons present, and after tea, which was provided Jby Mr. Hatton, of Union-street, a public meeting was' held. Amongst those present were the Revs. A. IL %Nard, B. J. Ives, l. Pixell, F. W. Greenstreet, j. Dunn, G. Hamilton, N. Pooeck, G. E. Onimarnney, j ...
... MR W. r . ADAM, K., AT ALLOA. Th ?? Hn W.P.Adam, MY.P.1cc Xin-w ross a'.nd l-cmannn, mt his constituents in the in :1Corn ExchngAila, last night. The atten- th: dance was large. Amrong those on the platform, Sc were. Bailia Willisonl, ?? Andrew Nlitchell, no Walirhouse; Richard Laing, 'writer; J. Thomson ]&I Paton, manufacturer; James Kirk, merchant; by Matthe~w Brydie, Writer; Rev. J. Harper ...
... MURDER AND SUICIDE. A sad case of murder and suicide has occurred at the'village of Charlton, Worcestershire. A young woman named Ann Dutton. beiug home- less and friendless, destroyed herself and her child by drowning in a shallow brook. ...
... THE THUNDERSTORM. At an early hour on Monday morning a terrific thunderstorm broke over South Wales. The peals of thunder were deafening and the lightning flashes every vivid. The rain tell very heavily and at Caerphilly the centre of the town was floaded, while the articles of furniture on the ground floors of the houses floated about. At Tondu the lightning struck the chimney of No 47, Park ...
... THE GREEK ROBE, THE SHAJtf SHOE, AND THE SMALL WAIST. I hear, says_ a Loudon correspondent, ...
... ::W '' - - NS 6pi LAING THE FOUNDATION, STONE OF Til ' . ,I FORTH ,B IDGE. . . aboli 0. f -The iounddationi otojee of theo prnpotedrailway bridge (loub B niitbbli the Firth of Forth stear Queensferry, was for. coun mally laid ye.terday. Tho spot selected for the cere- He o r; mony was the 84parrow Craig oan the west side of the soole Island of Inchgarvie,,.which stande about midway be- the I e ...
... chid tObeninul' jaebr ENGLAND, RUSSIA, AND AFGHANISTAN. A Daily News telegram from Simla, dated last evening, says:- All the preparations are advancing with the utmost speed. Several regiments are ?? mobilized, hut the commissariat department requires a reasonable amount of tine for its completion. The army is enthusiastic at the prospect of speedy employment, andi the spirit uf the native ...
... IRRESOLUTION ON THE INDIAN FRONTIER. To the EDITOR of thre PALL MALL GAZETTE. SIR,-The first thing that strikes every one, as it struck Sir Charles Diuke, in reviewing Central Asian affairs, is the complete ignorance of the Government of all that has for so long a time been going on beyond the Oxus-an ignorance which is simply due to our weakness in not from the first insisting on having our ...
... 3 6 it I, it a I ?? -. ?? SD- Y, O tbr- - ] 18 . 'I'UESDAY, October 1, 18;8. CI)f OniilAff) The City of Exeter has resolved to take steps for enforcing the Rivers Pollution Act in regard W to the Exe. The water supply of that city is s drawn from the Exe, and the river is, to put the matter in the mildest terms, very impure. Some Exonians go so far as to say that their water is l nothing ...
... MILTUM INT PARVO. A museum, s. ! Ofa, a-i fzec library are to be built at Ipsvich, at a cost of £8100. The sum of £519s5 was realised last year by the purchase of the discharges of seamen and marines. Lord Hallyburton died at Hallyburton IHouse, Coupar-Augus, on Sunday night. The deceased 5 was a Liberal in politics, and at one time repre-i sented the county of Forfar in Parliament. The ...
... _ __ , . beln I U--EC.187 ABEDEMEN, TURSDAY OCT. 1, 1878.-,' L Tku mI I n of troops ina 'ntilipiton of tiio invy. 4 don of Afghan continues with unbatod vigour..| IFrom the preparationst that are being made it seems 11frin that the Indian Goveftziadt has'abadldoned hope of a LoOIC pacific settlement, of the qdestion., Troops are beingi home collected from all sides and seat on to various ...