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... Wn read of a personage who has great it, wrath because he knoweth that he hath but a short time. The tribes of marauders and c murderers who have long infested the bill ci. countries, now being included within our north- w, western Indian frontier, are discovering that er their time is short, and are excited accordingly. re Our troops are having active employment in the 6: way of guarding ...
... uhp &$. AT ED INLOUGH. . THE REGISTr norsE Yesterday forenoon M1r Cross, the Home Secretary, visited the Register House, Edinburgh, accompanied by the Lord-Advocite, Mr Jamiieson, Crown agent, and Mr Badenoch Nicolsor, secretary to the Lord-Advo- cate. Mr Cioss had interviews with 3lr Pitt Duadas, Depute Clerk Register; Mr J. Clerk Brodie, Keeper of the Register of Sasines; Mr J. C. Christie, ...
... the It.bcratm M n't.L ABERDEEN, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 22, 1879. THE definitive treaty of peace between Russia, and Turkey still hangs fire, but the hope that it -'I . . -.-1 &L± -1 - IA, I -no -- ,r-6 -U1 11= L, uub WISP~ 11(iupbas1 will be signed this week is still likely to be realised. A St Petersburg telegram attributes the delay to the dilatory conduct of the Porte. The amount of war indemnity ...
... SCOTCHi LICENSING BOARDS. -med The following is the text of a bill prepared and ruder brought in by Mr Fortesous Harrison, Sir Geo. Balfour, tpril and Dr Cameron, to enable Ratepayers in Scotland to t hogI elect Licensing Boards --r, Ithe Whereas it is desirable to give to the ratepayr a'l per- aesa .in a sore direct and immediate control over the granting of He licences for the sale of ...
... --W - THE .4F'&HAN WA-R. ATTEMPTED ASSASSINrATION_- OF BRITISH OFFICERS. EXCITING SCENE IN CANDAHAR. DISORDER TN CAB-UL. Tbe fc;'l -7'. .g te;lcgrains have been sent from the India Office for publication:- FROM VicnRoy. eSth January, 1879. e, TLrkestan soldiery very 0;l.Affectecl. A Waznreh cavalry regimnent deserted b)odlily frmn Cabal. Disorder .l prevails in city. :- ohertsreports return to ...
... e NORTHERN AaRICULTURAL COMPANY.-The employds of the Northern Agricultural Company held their social meeting and ball in Lockhart's Hall on Monday a evening. Mr Anderson, manager of the company, oc- I cupied the chair, supported by the heads of the depart- r ments of the works at Aberdeen and several of the I a agents. After tea, the Chairman delivered an address, i - expressing his great ...
... TIHR-- AFGHAIN WAR. - - -~ tee |THE SITUATION 1iN T HE EHOST tils ly VALLEY. ore the ive RETURN OF ROBERTS TO KURRUM. i e e'dt The fo,1Ving has been sent from the India Office for -1 publication:- iii [FROM1 THE VICEROY. 12TH JANUA43, 1879J. s Roberts reports ,ffairs settiing down in Ehost. .i People becoming reassured. All principal Maliks have , tendeIed submission. Proposs to leave ti~xe a ...
... |LONOWN CT~hR4'UN11teNC3E.(S - - , From ower London Corresponldet.) Lt LoNDON, Friday, midnight. e The Midland Railway strike progresses To-day 0 the Times takes, in a most unmistakeable fashion, the n part of the men on strike. This is a most unusual Lt thing on the part of thethunderer. But the thunderer .- shovws a fair and a good reason for the faith that is in it. Notwithstanding that the ...
... Zhe Abrdtcli jall-rith ABERDEEN, THURSDAY, JAeN. 16, 1879. e n m rh t i rPff 7 q A a I - AA1; .^rm-At .1A- . emphatic refusal. The Emperor Alexander could not have acted otherwise towards the Afghan potentate, for if he had ventured to intercede in a quarrel which does not affect the European Powers he would simply have met with a polite rebuff. Shere Ali has therefore lost all hope of ...
... THE CUUM CIRCULAR. 5jThe Queen drove out yesterdey afternoon with I rincess Beatrice and the Grand Duke of Hesse9 and tie Her Majesy walked this momang with Princess (pi B eatrice, and the Hereditary Grand Duke and Prms I3 Alice of Hesse.fr The Duke of Connaughta ad Prilme Leopold Ideir (itborne for Londont to-di:., attended by Captain Jo IEgerton and Captain Wailer. a Tnz. LsAsr Dr FoasrraH ...
... SUBMISSION OF 1triE BEY OF TUNIS. PAKRIS, Thursday evening.La France of this evening announces that the Boy of Tunis yielded to-day com- pletely on all point An orologi will be maple with great pomp to the French Consul. An inquiry into the matter affecting Count Saucy will be ordered, and the three public functionaries designated by the French Consul will be dismissed the service. Those three ...
... AY TOICAN VERSUS BRITISH 311NUFACTURES. she Now and tona-at intervals which are getting le-shorter each time-we hear the cry of alarm B9 raised that John Bull's supremacy in the mann- lb- facturing world is in danger of being trampled I he ander foot by his enterprising Cousin Jonathan; adwith virtuous indignation somae instance is J re- he pointed ant in which American goods are sold in 7 ,, ...