... SOOIAL MEETINGS. fMItAaeD.-Tbe inmanteo of the Ba,cr's Oomblitavin 1 ohoereceive~l th,,ir Bannal t,'t yonterday., and eajoyeda lubstantidl 'Snuerofrot beef sod dempling. eAs tdne oo ihthe tee' was forgo; forone eaoelter tea a ,'i norr ent l.f b Ew~ FEE eauCBURCH', MISSION 'SABBATH 'Scune'-Onlendr aeo~Ii ,noiegl~ mu, bud withini th aey ene Hall, Hligh House Buildinge, in con. neta ...

... socaL MEETINGS. SUrfER A.tfl BALL A? C~laIO QUHON.-Tthe SerVaents I sapper on Monday by Captain and blre.Beat,tbe. cotrn- tateeeltr °take in tihge Wproevandiegs by the hoot ane' hosteon. EseeoyonE on' W. Fvn'o & CO., PLUatnBEWI.-Ois Wedneoday evening. Meisore W. W. Fyfe & Company, p rhere and bira ,efonders, ' Rose Street, Aberdeen., p entortajueed tpheir e epl , numbering upward tof pri r ...

... 'CHQBAL, C NION., A I i - i x j led The an roelperformsnceof th eosish, by th ihrlUtontor nw rconiedinstitution out-atnog~s. Ocuringa sil oe at tbio Beasonn, the immortal work cormmando h devotional, in toaddition to ito iouaicel, interest, and in that two- irg fod igh :ot a few eof the'immeinso, audience tue wtic assembed in the MvssTe Hall last Itight ont, appeored to follow, booli ...

... 0 tl d t J.& J. COLMA, TllE LARGEST MUSTARD MAJTFACTUAEES f it TIHE WOELD. t i S_ FOR 0fT iIAN'S COLMAN'S COLMAN'S MUSTARD. MUSTARD. ; 0 JUSTARD. TaAD S 11; Bist1n Beast C OCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS In uaa EBGlTY YEARS. 18 NEW OltMOND STREET,ILONDON. C0CRLE'S ANTI BILIOUS PILLS THE SAFESS FAMILY DIEDICINE. In Boxes at Is lid, 23 9d, 48 Gd, 'Ind lb. ('1OCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. THtS OLDEST ...

... THE LATi EAIN PEOItO OV THfllE FRENC11. b a Tt] , I'1:.MOUR.D ATTEMPT TO ST.AL 4 , THE BODY. di g LONDON, Thursday night. The Central News understands that au a-,. r tempt has been nmde to-day to enter the vault . at Chislehu st for the purpose, it is beliovtud, of p carrying away the bodies of the late Fimperor x Napoleon and the Prince Imperial. The niatter, l respecting which great ...

... IBALLATER, ,tin' TRIBUdnTIN on' COAT.9,-The Deaons'~l Cl it, of ano the Peve 'harat ment on Thu~rsday evening, oil vude lineu ti t list af neceotitoas persona itt tile paro, rio- Ce, P'aeie of reigiooo deaiomiraasitj atinag aim a I &deriv,tiitoeo souls in tornics of a c y mUf lb~ tltlil. -v.Pay. D,' Camifbell, itea 181 APPREHENSIONe On DESERTERn.-Yaaterday, David ig, Ioiteat.belonging Ms the ...

... ; *oViculturif, ,11 ?. . 1- 1 ? I i le OCYA-The closing Month of, 1881 hao been morned f by a eunotesin of gtele of au,r extremely bristerous [t character. In sp te of their severity, however, ethe :ri demwge to property throghbout our diateot hbso heea re 'very trifling owing to the timeduc adoption of the re- i quriattemeasures of preaReutio. AVeetber favourable rr to agrioulturai pUreulits ...

... It is extremely unfortuinate thbat the IeTw Year holidays in Aberdeen should not have pasaed off without the ocourrenze of serious crime. It woo, to have been expected that there would have bees cases of intoxizetion, bht from what has just transpired, it appears that a ease of stabbing of a rather serious nature has taken phice in our midst, and that the alleged perpetrator of the crisese wsa ...

... Ze rge The annual Christmaos tree and social meeting at tot the Aberdeen Royal Irfirmary waoo held lost nitrht, to and proved a great success. Th. meeting was held in the operating theatre, which was crowded with r,.the paticote, servants, nurses, and friends of the aestablishment, including the dooctors and a number 5aof the studente and otbere. The Lord Provost pre. a ioded, and woe ...

... THE MESSIAH.' L. or, S The annual performance of the Messiah by qa the Choral Union is now a recognised institution pr .among 11S. Occurring as it does at this season, th g the immortal work commands a devotional, in 81 o addition to its musical, interest, and in that two- ta z fold; light not a few of the immense audience co . which assembled in the Music Hall on Wednes- vi B day night ...

... ABERDEEM, TUISDAY, JAN. 8, 1882.33 THERE is a gesnerI report tbat the negotiations in Frince for thea conclyision of a commercial treaty between Britain and that country have failed.. Paris evening papers, how- ever, deolre that the negotiatiotse havene failed brat are suspended. and thatSir Charles Dilke has roturned to London for the purpose. of consulting the Government respecting severalI ...

... . I . I ' ll, o'Attnq Wm., WAT~zn & SoN.-The'61r.1 Alneal' boe- social meeting ead hell ,f the eaitiloyees, of. Williesm thO 'Walker & Son, tinplote workers, won, held in George titer'Strnee, Ha~ll on Friday. After te',, aupplied by Mrt and] Edwardn, M' 'Walkir, Chairman, goon so appreoplehte fUord oddresn, ,wetiotwoe highly apyrecilh.d by thouemasbly. I the' PoTereaftete Miasee Brown, Donald, ...