... A. *? -? -.-- LA? - ½ -]3id-i, Aikevjun., Master of >lc founder,. Louvauj in regar.d to the beh~j jQ -~coa L-hWiChll to M. Van Aerschldt . ,rom rC een 4th Junei.8S wrt yw time e Sgo, are 'only now beong cj considered. 0 wbllgf A clc is in course of const byte Bland &0 Co., Croydon, and the °Towyn Cuniiltt, resolved to provide ene bell of 3Bet aCUtlbl whic must stiike the hoezrs, and also (and0 ...

... OllY- THE superfluous stock of oratory which mem- v him bers carry down with them front St Stephen's 12 to their constituencies is seldom of the freshest I wore and most exhilarating description. But with. a a the moribund Parliament and uncertain party plat- t ,ures forms miore interest is likely to attach to the un- a rans- ilian restricted utterances of members than to the c and remarks ...

... THIE AFFAIRS OF FRANCE. STATEMENT BY M. WADDINGTON. PARIS, Thursday evening. °tood . MWaddington, at a banquet given by the Prefect of the Aisne to the Council-General of the Department, i made a speech upon political questions, in the course of ance hich he reviewedl the work done by the Legislature c I during the last six Months. Speaking of the Ferry WtoI Bill, the Minister said the object ...

... 'GENER~AL GA1BALTr AND THE POPE . RO3XEi Wednesday. General Garibaldi is much better, and the Pope is in the enjoyment of perfect health. TAE AUSTRIAN MINISTERIAL CRISIS. - I BERLIg, Wednesday. I It Was yesterday announced with considerable show ef authority from Vienna that Count Karolyfi is to be appointed Count Andrassy's successor. The press at Berlin, however, is decidedly sceptical on ...

... coST OF THE HARBOUR BIL DETAILE ACCOVST OP THE X . ,fviowing detailed account of the expenses in I >co with (1) the prOmotIon of an th6e pre. q jo:! meeting the opposition to the A brte r tfroa 3 Act, 1879, and (2) the opposition > ur 0omiissioners and the Townl Council to the l ab dn Harbour Constitution Amendient- Bill, l ilber lad before the Commissioners at their monthly P t oday. The ...

... OF THE, UNrIED KINGDOM, FOR AGRICULTURAL AND SANITARY PURPOSES, FOR THE WEEK ENDING AUGUST 11TEH, 1879. (Issued by the Meiteorological Office.) femperature Rainfall. - X = w ! . Dr - ttalf- .More or Dr. c 4 c rbelow No. of fall less than Districts. Meaoun Rainy for the Mean > for Days. the forthe O O week. week. week. WHEAT-PRO- 10ths 10ths of an DUCING: Deir Deg Deg Des. F. of In. Inch. ...

... GI rec a . - --- - - -¶ - - s , I . r.q .. . RP1 nito An ordinary meeting of the School Board of Gle n- mixick and Tullich w~she1ld yesterday afte~rnooni im th~e. k mePublic Schbool Bdiildings at Balliter. All tlii~ mehso St are -Iv. John Mid~on, l'Rill;ter ll- Rilater ; and Stewarr, B itlateracii-aud over a dozen H of the public were prvt-,ert. ll INSPECTOR'S REPORT 0ON BALLATER FEMALE ...

... The following is the prize~ list of the Fetternear Pro- duce Club show, which was held on Saturday:- POULTRY, PIGEoN'S, &C.-Silver Grey Dorking-1, 2, ( - and cup Jas. Caithness; 3 George Fraser, Lumphanan. t Silver and Grey Dorking-i and 2 James Caithness. ( -Soloured Dorkilg-1 John Wattie'- 2 George Fraser; 3 H. Gordon of Manar. Coloured Dorking-1 and cup ;t Mrs Snowie, Castle Fraser; 2 ...

... INAUGURAL CEREMONY. yesterdfty the water with which the towns of Keith a Fife-Keith will in future he provided through the sgencY of the water supply scleiem, about which so I 1ch controversy raged, and which has n-.w been ]sri3ed out in its completeness, was turned on with A fev sentences will suffice to rec;all the various hases f the battle which bad to be foiught in the Law Courts of the ...

... FOUNTDATION-STONES IN ABERDEEN: A correspondent writes :-In view of the corres- sign pondence appearing in your columns respecting the retu foundation-stone of the Torry Bridge, it may not be; amiss to remind your readers that the first ceremonv of Staf importance of this nature was in connection with the atte erection of Union Street Bridge. In June, 1768, the poin foundation-stone of the ...

... MRS WT'ELDON'S EXPLANATIU.N.- Mrs NVeldon, of Tavistock House. atttnijed, r Mr Hosack at Cierkeuwvell Police ourt, L. L yesterday, in reference to an ex p'rtc >tarn.i- was made at the Court on Friday last iwmy I Louisa Taylor, of 17 Hastins Strtt, Bl - Crescent, London, who complained that ller I was confined in the Weldon Hoint. and tra She wished to say that thEre wkas no,; trath in any of ...

... kew TNI all the long list of causes which made the c mle nation dissatisfied with the late Liberal Govern- r of ment, perhaps none was more potent than its c our policy with regard to our Colonies. A& sneaking c erygympathy for iRepublicanism everywhere led- t out the advanced Liberals to wish to see our 000 Colonies set up for themselves. They did not s .h in grudge the loss of Central ...