... AB3ERDEEN AND NORTHERN FRIENDLY SOCIETY. A special moeting of the members of the Aberdeen and Northern Frienidly Society was hield in St Kiatha: ine'H Hal], Shiprow, on Tuesday, for the purpose of clectirg trustees in room of ex-Provost Jamieson and ex Baillio MclIlardy, resigned. Mr John Anderson, the presidlot, who occupied the chair, stated that Lord Provost Eislemont, whose alvice had been ...

... .el I~~~~~~~~~~~~~I Ifs The Ct alrge teal ;xllllmiseaaaeat of a Birtla ir Death is oN:l1 )S iii.a is~, 5iitil iiiiaiai aLa xizisci11 T E axtrra , and for a Notici ill .,f liwe TiWO slalsria.a.isa If tact Paepaidl, Is (il, 2s, aaidl ere Mr i~d.I Jr )Is Is ii -'a 0 If 't D' I I' I '!S (I respcctivcly. 1li every case the Natare cud Address of . tbe aeliileer auist ecayo1iapaly thi Noticc. ...

... Chins, Cullum, cleared out of London Cuetom-House for Inverness, Feb. 23 Sovereign, at Sunderland from Baniff, 22nd Marion, Thompson, at do. from Peterhead, 22nd countess of Sefield, atdo. from do., 23rd: Tallo, Angus, at do. fro Maceduff, 23rd Jane Ann, M'Kay, at do. from Burghesd, 23rd Good Hope, Ganson, at do from Aberdeen, ,23rd Ella Constance (s.), Earl, at do. from do., 23rd Hayle (s), ...

... 'AsI;\BOUR COMMISSIONEES. I 'llSER~~grRG>H. ,Aer ,-- , . The aerial monthly mos ting of the Fraserburgli Itrtuc The na monthly e f, 1V-Sir .. duetton Haitb 1% deriA ' a iLrTk ab Mess Church. ri Bitohie, Monswezoht1= tobe ' Stepheo, Mar.s . oludlnu PRlitchie, M;'onoIK ihie, klithehs Flee W- Low, Bisset, W. Bruce, adrtd Maru. 'Y (hersoe , r the ord'er f' r the a nd Mt The Csihk was' An6thdri-8 ...

... IMPERIAL PAULIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONSWdMDA, r Else Speaker took the elicir at 12'15.ll THE TRIALEE TRIAL, a THE O'DONOCHUE gare notice of a auestion in whether the 'ittentions of te Irish Governi~nert had W been called to the cooduci of the Crown Solicitor bis engaged tits the psoeceedinges againsit the members of Ti the Land League of Tralee. THlE MARRIED WOMEN'S PROPERTY' BILLS. Mfr FONiSTER ...

... CO)IMERIAb INTELLIGHNCE THE MONEY MARKET. LUndi (BY SPBCIAL WIRE.) IrPei Stand LONDON, Friday night. T During the morning there was a deci led upword Anglo tendency ia the rates for discount, 4Q per cent, being Do. chereed for three months' piper, but iu the absence of Do. bills there was more dispoeiti n during the afternoon Direct to take acceptances at 4; per cent. anld under, in anti- ...

... Is the man whom you can read like a bollk a man of letters? A beau dressed out resembles the cinnamon tree- the bark is of greater value than the body. One of the best aross-bow shooters is a lady. She feeds on arrow-root. This probably accounht for it I Domestic toast-Mlay your coffee and slanders against you be ever alike-without grounds. What will you give if I restore your eyesight ...

... DEPLORABLE ACCIDENT AT (f-1AASGOW. One if the most deplorable accidents that hat ci taken place in Glasgow harbour for many years oc- bi curred on Satnrday morning, when two meni and a bhiv were suffocated, and anot hr man ale0 nearly lost tc his life. Somen days ago Messrs Murdoch & Murray, shipbuilders, Port-Glasgow, sent up to Glasgow a new Ecrew-steamer to be engined by Mtvssrs unsmra ire ...

... i [BY SPECIAL WVIRE FROM OUR OWN evora CORREZSPONDENTS-] eaver, ____ ____ __- that k K 47, Facet 6TREET, Wednesday night. Prom] Mr Biggar's suspension may be ascribed to a! very simple cause. Mr Biggar lost his head.! and pi The lien, gentleman was no doubt obstructing ' The the progress of businesi. He had been put up to to be speak for five hours. Hehdcranymd wrang. heroic preparations to ...

... HUNTLY HARMONIO UNION. t The first public performance of tie Huntly Harmonic Union took place in Stewart's Hall, Huntly, on Toes. Iday evening, ia presence of a lar4A and fashionahle eaudience. The hall, which is seated for 700 was corn- fortAbly filled. ir Wi iam Legge, Senior Magistrate t of Hulatly, presided, diseharging the duties of clseirman tin an nile and genial manner. Amongst those ...

... HUNTLY-EAnLY LADIBING.-Mlr Alexander Mennie; Brawlandknowas, has in his possession five lambs dropped on the 3rd inst. by pure ewes of Oxford Down breed, which he purchased at high figures in Moray- shire lost Ncvember. The ewes are being carefully attended to. BANCHORY. -I UE OF FARMS.-The following farins on the BlackballU estate have been let for nineteen years from Whitsunday, viz., ...

... Aft 31 rkdri Sfoiwnam. ABERDEEN, FRIDAY, JAN. 7, 18S1. - io oft- ---- -jPriale 'e:+i. secoid sessio of t e present I'arliauneiit ,,as opened yesterday by Royal Commission, c I. -. . - *:-£ 1 U .Y-- Cr T --. 1 - T'lIe ceremolny im, the House of Lords* was purlely iioriIas, and it meagre attendance of merirbelra aitl stratngters added to the dulness of the pro- .c-er dings. 'I'lhe Lord ...