... W RIGET'S, CAUTION ! WRIGHT'SI COAL TAR SoAP is NOT a Bck i The Original - or Dark Article prepared witb CRUDE TAR; but sof a papocsleir. COAL TA B and agreeable fragrance. ALL DARK SOAPS sbould bo re. 1 SOAP. flused, s they are spurious and dangerous imitatlons, and utte ly Sapo Carbonie Detergens. worthless from a medical point ef viewv. J. & J. COLMAN, THE LARGEST MUSTARD MANUFACTURERS IE ...

... it r. The annual assembly of the Gaelic Society of lIver. -.ness was held last night in the Mission Hall there, under the presidency of Lochiel, M.P. There wve a ,r large and fishionable audience. d Loobiel introduced the programme in an interesting A speeoh on the Gaelic lnuguage. He esid that he found [r himself described as an ordinery member of the society, j and he thought any one so ...

... I-r Sgzt At T TBA1 FF.' -' - -.-~ - - -AA. IMrSeller then proceeded to Iaff stri d 6edre 6e 1 meeting of the electoi'a thote, within .tbe Councilcna Chamber. There ~wss,,a Very nune~rous. attd brie.t 015ho Baillie Williamsion was qall;ed'io tlae 0air,.aisl~l ief im introduced tbeo canadiidate. man Mr Craig Sellar was received 'with cheers Ha ain t1~ thanked the electors for the cordial' way in ...

... mmC.mICS CCoMrPA1Y IST A.R.V.-This company held tbeir had be( annual Pic-Die and games on Saturday at Cults on a IAS field kindly granted by Mr Reid, farmer. The partY, Sheriff which numbered about 170, assembled at the station AIoncri and proceteded by 2-40 train to Cults. Pipe-Mejet in Bec tutothe Kincardiflshdbe Highlanders, was In present waitin, end layedthe company to the field, after ...

... The annual summer show of this association was am, held yesterday at Ellen, in a field in the vicinity of Liot 31r village. The weather was all that could be desired, oh: though perhaps somewhat warm, and in this respect n of the exhibition was a sucoese. The nunnber of stock for- ward, however, was not whrt could have been ex- eid, pected, looking atr the oricultaral importance of the on ...

... |East evening MIr Sellar addressed a meeting of the consttuents irt the Music hail. Baillie Smith presided, a and Mr Sellar was accompanied to the platform by Mr a Martin, the secretary of the Liberal Association. Pi There was a fair attendance, the hall being almost half wi filled. l. The Ohairmaan, after eulogising the career efl of Mr Grant, introduced Mr Sellar. lRe. re ferring to the ...

... P . v - A , . 1 - .- I but me, ord one ord leg tier 3ot- law to da in his May eat cen It for )on of his bar ald at. Ig, hat )er iat Ive Mze Oi, ;he 3n. 'WS he on tle at. to im no 7d, on )ut ed 'e1 at ;er ar as ;heI the Mr ter ith- son led I of the 25 k to uto ate 'nor -ed, 1rut ief, our, Eice -I~n 47 FLEiT STEBET, LONDON, Saturday morning. t `TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS he Lor, (BYSPECIAL WIRE.) shei ...

... A. 'Z il be held ril DufrnowNr sf & ^ ibeyed t ugoust'under dletiguished patrori. ego, Io~t bltndtigtelat on these Brid~geo. *Y1 GHW)BUP A-IANUAL (GAMES will be . 1R 1 held on tte LNItis, Oil MONDAY, 26th July, commewning at One o'cloc`k All Ooimpetitions open to the Parishes of Foveraii, B61helile, Logie-Buclhn, and Slains, and partly open to All Comtrs. For 0airticulars apply to GEOtGE 0. ...

... i'ladmidairation of thisitin tutioni ha57 ug;14 40' t,;days nefOreoPirlihbt;icd no resolation dipr4 j: ;-:ng of itihaving'been, prpp'qedtnsvlA jjwiMx law, r'n-Bnd .iWi come 6intoti operatioa op thefirst diy of &^ ugustiext. ' The preseat;'governing body vill tthen c'';bease 't-'exist, a 9l ,', ri~d ,la Tar eon. slsticg of the following pcrsons: .The Lord Pr vost 4' (preesdgt) ant1;-thefDean of ...

... I -ER -EN . , .1U . - J 2, -. ABERDEEN, SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1881. -0 - cultural holdings in Ireland, and the tenure by I which they were held, and in doing so proceeded to call attention to the report of the Bessborough Commission on Agriculture in Ireland. His Grace condemned the inquiry itself, ard the mode in which it had been conducted, which was partial and imperfect. He declared that when ...

... LOCA - &N LOCALT & DISTRICT NEWS. ABERDEEN (CITY.) BURnOH ASsESSoR.-The Finance Committee of the Town Council have resolved to recosmmend that the salary of Mr Johnb M'Kelvie, Burgh Assessor, be increased by £25. ARERDREN TOLBOOTH CLOCK -At a meet-, ing of the Finance Committee of the Town Council on Tuesday, certain mnuch-needed repairs were erdered te be made on the old Tolbooth clock in ...

... AEiRl'cN, P TUESIAn .vt' 1 o'StS'l. AlEBDERLFEN, TU.]~SI)AYV JU~LY 12, ISSi, IN tlc l-louso of Lords yesterday afLornoon the Lord Chance]lor, prior to the collllellolltielnt; of business, mado touching reference to the death of Lord ILatherley, aid his lordship's eulogy wvas heartily endorsed by Earls Cairns and Granville. Some discussioll took place oil a motion for all address to the Crown ...