... - .- RGiSAftANo oFVQT - -c1ORwrrn~w, .w. The registr o oter for the current year No, Just bees cospflti ?? Kssbet, assessor, with1 the Ioleimg -reaits-,--. Abbey .. ?? * ' 508 ?? ; 62 60 586 2 *Xilbsrchan ?? . ,: 3G6 22 22 36- - Ersktine ?? 12 9 8 122 1 ?? ; ?? J ]31 ,7 8 '132 71 Recrew * SS 9 :8 ig3 - ?? .-436 42 29 382 - 13 Ddtinp ?? 6 -1 - 3 - Lehwinnocb. ' 274 35 2S 264 - 1 ?? 6 1 - w-S - ...

... LA UNCHES. BELPAST. - Yesterday afternoon there was launched from the building yard of Messrs Harland & Wolff a vessel for the Britisih Shipowners' Com- payof Liverpool. She is named the British Mrerhat, and her dimensions are-Length, 256 feet; breadth of -beam, 18 feet ; depth of hold, 23 feet; gross tonnage, 1780. The vessel will he-rigged and otherwis fitted out in Belfast. CUn-EmTaowxN. ...

... Y1TEAN WELLS. 1 SCHOLABTIC.-At a meeting of the School Board of I I0 this parish, held on II ay, UIiss Watt, from I Miss B Robb's bio-rdiA nig- ol6, 'Dumfries, previously !pupil M teacher in St Andrew's School, Aberdeen, was u'nani- B mously elected assitn4tditea6flier in the Public School, k, Ythan Wells at'a salaryj of £42`per an'num. 1 iM CAIRNIE. P .PAnSHl COuihci ', )R'PAIS-Seyertal,' ...

... 5:R ;I: :-H Although lacking the distinctive interest which the tli presence of Her 'Ma-jestY the Queen , pAf'ssa Ttl Is'L gthering of Upper Deesd clnmn yerli H tighland Lie Castle in connection with the Braertia Ro(a g i Society was in no degree less enjoyab~le to those who ID took, part in it, and attraCtive to the visitors and specta. so% tors than previous 11eet' gs ~ bec fteb Royal lady ...

... I h ET LOS9 OF TRE ATALANNT.A. | EE GOVZiBSMRN INQC~! RSUXE 'he Goveintment inquiry into the loIeofE HLM.S. 1 I Atalanta was resumed yesterday morning lat the Sesions-House, Westminster, before Admiral t I A. P. Ryder, Vice.Admiral George G. Randolph, EC.B.; Captain I. B. Batt, br IL G. Rothery, Wreck Commissioner; Mr Barngrd Weymouth, secretary of Lloyd's Register of Shipping; and Mr I IG. P. ...

... 1- AXONGST.THE TOMBS. (RMASt OCChSIritsLcoR~soNDBgr.r.) . Rme; August 16. hr the course of diggings made afew days ago at the Porta del- Poplo, outside' the city walls, theaworkmen came cpion the remains of an ex- tensive monnment,>n4d' discovered several frag- ments of the large inscription on marble that tells to whonmit was dedicated. little more- than the name, Quintas Trebonia 'Tribune, ...

... HIGIHLAND:GAM1ES AT ELGIN. O On Saturday the tbhrd annual gares were hold In a *t fleld on the farm of Asbgrove, near Elgin. The weather, a although dull, wn6s deligbttully mild, which, together H with the fact that several new features were to be in- troduced this season, had the effect of collecting a very o large crowd of spectators. Indeed seldomh has so large a gathering been seen ant any ...

... OUR LADIES' aOL.--- OUR LADIES. OLMN. emkovai Br OE O empl, ~y. 0~g Y`.THEMSELVES.; t a';; . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __. THE A I TRANSATLANTIO CRITICISMS-REFRESHMENTS elti ;IN T4ru.xrIoAIR-0mN;BuSES r oeis HERE i.N E~wia .M8OO .__IX STUEL§SNIGGER r-TENATIONALa GALLERY-GARDENS 'FOR- THE PEOP' LE- OPEN-AIR RESTING PLACES-HAIRI WASHING -FRIZZY. CURLS--PAERINd A HOUSE-NEw I 1.yr ESGS.~iOiI,'E DVISER ...

... TRE BAZAAR AT STONEHAVEN. I o iey The bazaar in aid of the building fund of Cookney church, held 'In the new Townhall, Stonehaven, was aur- re-opened on Saturday morning. .er, Provost Wood was accompanied to the platform by dly the Rev. John Watt, Captain Thurburn, Craigness the Villa; Mr James SmartCceyansvrltsee log of the Church. ,Cony;adsvrltuts for Mr Craib, Pityot, introduced Provost ...

... FATAL OMNIBUS ACCIDENT IN. I' - . FDINBURGEL - g I DRIVER KILED AND SEVERAL PASSEGER ' ?? ?? On Saturday afternoon about half-past five o'clock a serious accident took place in Edin- burgh, 'by the overturning of an emnibts with between thirty and forty passengers. The'ibus was one of those, run by the Street Tramway Company between Edinburgh and Trinity and Newhaven, and starting firnn the ...

... FRAINC& (nou OUt OWN CORREZPOXNZIT.) I Paris, August 22. THE last few days have witnessed a general : exodus of Ministers and high political person- ages from hot, dusty Paris to the green lanes of ithe country or the seaside. The President of the Republic has gone to recruit his health tamongst his favourite mountains of the Jura. l He seemed indisposed to say much at the different railway ...

... .,I5ERIOUS OMNIBUS -ACCIDENT IN EDINBURGH. I ,.- tation' : the .DRIVER HILLED AND SEVERAL PAS- SENGERS, XNJURED.' eptty- Between five and six o'clock on Saturday evening ea omnibus belonging to the di burgh Street Tram- way. Company was overturned on its ourney from RGsIlE Edinburgh to Newhayen with a load over thirty iatiuia- passengers, and John Armstrong, the driver, was nstkilled. One of ...