... THE - ?Ttfl?RThU'C1{t?JS. |ITPORTANT CONCE8SIONS. jbdgedau 1I, .hat I EXPEC1TEDAIJSTrER-.I''>CHANiGES. boldly 1: PROBABLE, REINSST kkEM9T 'lOY Ihasp~rO MIDbHAT PA(CHA. , use, thai a - ., . thatpat LABANOFF'S RETURN. aCCeSacO] * T~L~AM.]prematu e tRaUTER'S. theTineVR .h ,,ssia ONTANTINOPLE, Saturday. diffipult Russian Ambassador has returned from m ..de u d LivadiL' '''' plait. a&T n No ...

... AGRIC ULTURE. SALE OF SHORTHORNS IN ROS3-SHIRE. A draft of the Arabella '(Ross-shire) shorthorns i; cattle, belonging to Mr James Gordon of Arabella, *l was sold yesterday by public, auction. The weather I was fine, and there was a good attendance of farmers. a The herd was founded several years ago on first-clats stock, Mr Gordon having in 1875, at the Glasgow d show, purchased fron Mr Brown, ...

... ~IR I e r X:h;ET.OAK;LF.:Y'S moR;NISERVIC :. : I: .,,.!'- TLhe The .Goi hlias the following rt M Qakeley'r. morning , service, composed 'for a cathedral ht choir-In no department of musical krt 'has there been c )ng a great s awa ker i-g thaiiin. tbqsssettings of the Can- a tides ofthek English Church that are.collectively termed e, to a service. The atyle has been totally changed, and 51 ...

... . ABERDEN POLIC ACCo~-O ~~N a The acc con n 0ffected with the Po,.e Lud ment for the year. 1878 79 have eu le for the members of the Tow coIs ern deficiency on the general upcrpo nT e lr ,me £1327; a surplus on thp P-ssre~veno eySi emadeficiency on the see waeacon tett dia surplns on the public healthe accl't of h ficiency on the county and ai- £ hscount of £67 ; and on tile piun~~1bl4~ a a ...

... - sE -F - . - r -- yoUS I i :, - A . 0 ;ze . I r i ; , v :- = : , r .1UL'J 015 9±' JJ'JtiJ -Wt W.~iLO^- ;i~t e the LCanD dHANCi2htO, Lord ,O'HAGAN, and. ,f°C - Lord BLACaBnUN. , gtrE&-LINVERNESS CROWN FISmoNos CASE. M ,5wvas an appeal, brought by the Lord-Advooate. th 1 ,tia-ad, the appellant, under the Act 20 and 21 O p. 44, and on behalf of the Coommiesioners of in V10¶ajjesty'8 Woods, ...

... INEWnILLS SCHOOL BOARD. t tra IA meeting of the School Board of Newhills was held can i yesterday at Buxburn-Rlev. Mlr Smith, Newbills, pre- Ed a siding. the -3ALANCE-SHEET FOR LAST YEAR. thr The Chairman,in calling attention to the balance sheet cou for the year ended Whiteunday last, said it would be in ma e, the recollection of the weirbers of the Board that Alr mu t JMII. Garden was ...

... OF. Car- AGREREEMT 'PO A Rea'RLtYOE ToLo, ,ditD- AND 3rRILtAD tON Y°JART, vig A meeting of the C 5O0. t~ ared Association of East Ab of the Ulite re he foren ooanlatd elefven o edens. h~in Ia.edgh linz- Market Street, Aberde Ic, WithinDog ,- con- Dmnbreck, 'VI'epes Acu Ir 'Th 's liq thecair. reint of the 5 11i, 111s W.- The Secretary, Mr Charles Dunce ick, minutes of Cs-nitteeat h id for the ...

... E er The democratic tone of Spanish society has al. c - ways attracted the observation of travellers, not I only in our own time, when class distinctions have 8 x, been abolished by law, but at periods when the t I e t nobles enjoyed considerable privileges and held an - imposing social Dosition. It was noticed by Southey p in the beginning of this century, and by Townsend, i who visited Spain ...

... 1ed THE Leeds people had a great day of it on en Friday. The apostle of education vied with the iat author of the Reign of Law in the effort to .oh seize upon their attention. Mr Forster was not tre entirely unsuccessful, but the noble. DTake could ve hardly obtain a hearing, and had to produce a he laboured, inconclusive speech notwithstanding h- the difficulties by which he was ...

... Was pi OF THE UNITED KINGDOM, FOR AGRICULTURAL AND or sotf to SANITARY PURPOSES, FOR THE WEEK ENDING WilliL NOVEMBER 3RD. 1879. was cl (Iesued by the Meteorolegical Office.) cursin - Pemperature Rainfall. guage C X- . Above Stain- More or evider gle Di.trict. g -E or below No. of fall less than was se algE le t s , o ' , Mean Rainy for the Mean imprit a g for Days. the fortihe L at oCweek. ...

... r. The ' -I le that, ABE91D9EN. of our ~ combi- FIRST V~ARD. look to EX-BAILUIE GRAH2AI4,M'S CANDIDATURE. French A meeting ef 'the Election Committee for the return ostility of Mr William Graham Was held in Airth's Hall,,~ Ievery Mr lose all . ret Street, last night. IThere ,were upwards of 100. ,co her electors present. On0 the motion of Mr AlexanderI I Berlin Inglis, Mr William PyPer was ...

... FAILURE ,F h was The sensation of failure is Perhastl i moods comfortable psycholooicaI experiehapn the rSt no easier its full perfection and th last bih th- at reac, ang- as of its bitterness. We remem uetber aC., th athrie, .twho recollections of childhood tile , s erlie5t Llmoat, fall, a kind Of Vacuum smwee di6 earlies words'surprise which attends want of suc Siceiftisg~ par-ter springs ...