... WEA¶1H.ER STATISBTICS OF TEIE UITNED KINGDOM, OBo AGstICCLTURAL AND e.SAHL'.ARY PtiitiOSES, Y3OB THE WEBE ENDIS-G JULY 7, 1879. t(Lisu by tfie Meteoro~ogcal Offie.) ;1; ' einperature Itain~fail. 3r . -f7 X Aasove -t iu,.o* ur More K: Distre. * ts = ,2 orhelue N.'. s> fall lesbs ilusn ie~~ ~~~ - rl .. -X: ';: Meuil kta.yX f ,r . ie 2.e;Lei - - ek. w-. - -i y- Seiotlatnd, East! 66 47 5i 4 belowf ...

... EGYPTIAN AFFAJItS. Irawn. flTBAR PACHA EXZILEa. I) Actt -- PAulat;, Tue ,:, on the Egypt has al~ready given mnany surprises, but -, 'will more surprise, and ned tuey l.p the new K'nedive's order to Xubar Pasha not t.o r-.. Considernug that Isumail Pa sha~s- abdication, we. wvork of all the European Powers. atnd thw 7t 1- Pasha is under their protection and should fol20.5 -: counsels, the new s ...

... .&TOY ,OF THE K ING -O-F- .i fix ksgoo3 er; s~ays'a -tl~se toioUdW ~s vr ito rafaeehThnkdof Burinsah .-':L k-i~bor ~Bur- Tb mess 'winsin lnad&-hter wasy t the palace'-not very long so ago, and ake-dtko see the King,. stating: she had 2some- Msso thing very l~articnlar. to 'convey. On heing ref'used an an acidieruce shet'imideber~wzay towards the Queert side o f snaid the s oysl' reaiddneuear ...

... H OUJSE OF LORDS-THux.snAx'. Icorr - The Lord Chancellor took his seat at five o'clock. P - FOOD AND DRUGS. TI .Lord ENFIELD) moved the second reading of theM ,Sale of Food and Drugs Act (187'5) Amendment Bill, dire which he said had passed the other House, and was in- Wai troduced to remove doubts which had arisen under the thel Act of 1875. The bill was read a second time without T ...

... The process of going a-courting is one which is to mnen of ordinary minds full of difficulties and embar- rassments. Happily, a great portion of the courting ofE modern life is done unconsciously; the innocent flirta- tion deepens into love, and it is only at thelast moment Ithat the lover discovers that hxis courtiu g has begun and ended, and that only the great question now remnainls to be ...

... ABERDEEN ROYAL INFIRMtARY. A+cg-nersl~conrt of the maRnagers of the Royal Infir - m>ary utll Lunatic Asyhlum was held in the InfirmaryI Hall yt-sternlay-Lorda Provost Jamieson presiding. The attendanlce Woas large.T TH-E OF'FICE OF CONSULTING PH.YSICIAN AT THEtoo ASYL-UM.to The court- tonic op a recomnmendation from the Asylum jite Monthly Committee, involving an alteration on chapter and II. ...

... LE'TTERS xTO THE EDITOR. UNI NON TER:RACE O ARDENS. ;.SIR,-In your issue of Monday there appears a letter signed Alpha in reference to the above. .And- souseI s time ago I took the liberty,: of addressing you ton the same interesting subject. Like the' Turnerelli wreath, there can he no doubt, these gar- D dens are unique; as your correspondent truly says, e distance does lend ...

... EO?IASTWAL. i lRO.AYS '^RBflE3tB.A(t4,Uieimeetingtdfji tht'e-hresbytevryiof~lrbroatk.Wahsi'hbaSli esteraay tb oon- , shiaer a communicatvion, ftoti the ctrstek anit kirk- i' session of Carnbistie regadi'tbste upply of the vabant I a pulpit. The: -Prebt'ery t an';-previous iieetijg had I 1 resolved -teirequfire -$he' e^i;rgetioi b6 tioie~ttte f 8upi~ Qfthe palit insitead of, .as asull,, slyiwg ...

... A~XNTOINETTE BOURIG-NON. * ~~(CONCLUSION&)a E ra the knell of the seventeenth century tolled, the 'knell of Protestant unity had sounded oust in, ewiry I land where the Church of Romae bad bean displaced. 1 So long as the Roman Church was to he fought there j was a rallying cry, uniting the- heteregenepus masses'| -o those freed from her sha~c3Ies, but as s~oon as the Reformed faith gained the ...

... ABERDEENSHIRtE C0O3IISSION-EP, Op eA special meeting of the Comnaisii'aner, of Striply for the county of Aberdeen wac held 'e-terday tK.-~n aider a? proposal by the Finance Commnmtte to prirg r-the Valuations Roll of the C'ounty for the year, and .ts thereafter anr ually In the absence *fthe COnv ener Ia'i~ it would not be in his power to be prea d Mr Lumasden of Pitcaple took the chlair, an ...

... IMPERIAL PARLiAMENT. d as Ce IS HIOUSE OF LORDS-FRIUIJA . their ai Their lordships met at five o'clock. qires e CATDEDllALS. been sThe Archbishop of YORKE asked whether there was of lii ,-any objection to amlend the Royal Commission on nobir d cathedralls so as to include in tie number of corn- klegii , missioners thle visitor of each ca.thedral in torn as well of I fas the dean and one of the ...

... VOLt NTEERS. n ?¶ P V? ? ? -- - FoltRES (1ST E.B.V}.-The chleige1 en ; for on Saturday-}?rivate J. &ilmour'being e with 76 poiats. A deceptive light, .oge~i c ontinual fall of rain, interfered with.the.,oo L rangeS were 200), 500, and 600 yr'Ysls each distance.,- o LOXS }D3.-The l~ongside corw i if periodical competition for their e a lawhill Ranoge on Saturda. - i zeturnout of cornpetitors. ...