... . 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, ...

... tJ17g TNG,-O wing to the bad weather, the fishing waen Ti attended wiih bat moderate success until tbe latber Pli end of the weekr, when the hoots had shotb of 200 to ,400 large hddoke end 309 to fi000 small ech. Pri.es, lei 20a br 100 lege end Osfor small. Tinederp sea heats B wore oat three times daring the week. Soereely rnlf- tb . iont herrings were get to coffee fcr betting the linee, an ...

... , BA.HFP. aasd~my, baal been pesennted by hi, seloaniese wieli a Fri Aharniity wiech ef allrer ph~te in resreri ion nifthl., we'i ablt ihwhioll hal discharges Ilila neaci, ared ne me, lint o the hi~h esteemn in ahint Mte Inlanhenz et iheldI Ifl by tine pupile. wlee .9103nRT IM naVEntgnNT.-ftpiroveincnts at a nary lgn satilfen-ry uature are presently being carried nelt ,ii War High Steret. The ...

... ABERDEEN, MONDAY, JAN. 2, 1882. A TELEGRtA from Portland, Maine, of Fri. diy's date, sbtded that the Allan liiueit Moravian had grounded neer GOa moiutl. It is now re- portedl that the vee-tl has got off, and that ecaroely any damage wao done. Arrangements were inmedi -tely onide for sending on the peu- Segners to their respel ive destinations. BiY telegram froin Nicoia we lernm that a ...

... AGRICULT.URE.: OLDUZLDDUM -PLnOGHGn, HANTCH.-A ploughing I match took pleop in a field at the Mill Crofs at For- a tritrrill, belonging to Mr Watson, miller, oa Thurs- :l day ItNt, whichl, ott oacount of tbe vilrious oicoupations! ge of the sompetitorr, eroited coonsideroblo interose. Tie:' e- judgea were Meacre John Reid, lPorhsidn, and Geoerge ! ag isalkotr, Oldnielerum, and the falloving ...

... RUTMERFORD FREE CHURCH BaZAAIR. the Ther bazasor in &ali of Ito funds of tibo Free Rathier to 7tord Church, which was formally opened on Friday by hy ] Dr Woh~rtr, Ml.P., wasi reeprnled on Seturiday at Ed! eleven o'clock by the R1ev. Professor 8ammond, D.D. rind Amongst those Present were R1ev. Mr Johnston, Bel- jut, belvie ; Rev. .c. D. Donaildson, St Caoimcteat 11ev. neii Alex. Simsopeo, ...

... IRELE.AND. DREADFUL TRAGEDY. w Tho Preoe iereoiatiord' MlrAldnigar orrespondeat telegraphli thit a direadfai iuCtd,,r WinS o0unmiitted in q Colunlty .Wottitm.lr on Snturilay, at a place odlled lriahtown. About Ialf-prst night a talldairk man entered the broue of a f imile Bamloed Culoghrl,. E After bidding tie either aud 'her two daaghtero good morning hi produced a revolver and deliberately ...

... ; DESPATOH OF FORECIGNM UAXLS, FROM LONDON. , L i .,vErllafM11 ram4. Fel 110i0..l nOrl15Jn utilD~sloo:T Mails lomn ot~it, Bt o-loM. JO .M o y T~ino 10500 00001oit nivdioooO *.Don.- 30g. J3,0,, 8 .eor,,o,. ,.via N .Yorir ..Dev. - v g. , Do.. O Mot~loO.JOO. 4 Vg Jonl. 2d : o'e-il,71d0, il0Dtg O DoMpooi. Jon. 1O Evg, Jon. S B nood.o .. .ia 1dt l-..pt'oJ. 2 4g. 0vor0v0 Do. by ...

... THEI NEW YEAR. W[The climax of Mnthe Shipiton's famtots pro- of! 'plecy remniusna ufulifl a l,& d the world not hay. IT- ing carneo to an and in 1881, wo in tile tiorthi are an1 once more in thomnidat of the daft days. The. he NowYear woe, uohceiad in with the custaonary sy jjubilation, crowds aisenritliag in Ca.tle Street. as at mnidnlight on' Saturday and ulteering luotily' ye1 For Bunms ...

... I ECCLESIASTAL tB g, DotiDIGcH a OHUrF VAtAOr,-Yesterday I . oery fthe tier. Mr Wright prea ohed ia the lient Ohnrot, and *: read the report of thr coemnittee na the tvECare. Tbe r i held garmittec unonimeocly recommended the Rev. ColIn In .ell Campbell, of Partiok, as seceenor to Dr Watnon. A 0 one, meeting of the congregatine hehr eusled for Tene.' ,day, the'10th, to .on.id.r the ...

... THS WEATHEP.& * lrom the Meteoorologfirel' Oioe.] No TuanOAsre of weataer far Mendatl, Janary 2, 1882 '1 .issued 'at 8 p.m. n the previous day):-' Mr l . SeaTLAN fNDN.-SoUtb-weierlytoa sDutherly esinde, trr increasing in force, and fair and cold at firt; then milder and rainy. I. SOOTLAND JHi-Do.,tr r 2 ENoGUND N.,.-Wifld returaning to eooLthwst ,ad mouth gain, and inceanaing; cold and fair at ...

... THE DUNECIIr OUTIRAGE. pi The London corrcespondent of tbe Dundee e.dverriser or eays- The new clue which appears to have been G discovered hae somewhat revived the interest ia the i8 search for the perpetrators of the Danectt outrage. w I cannot eoy how mush, if any, tmethb tiere is in the vi report that Mr Aleop is in csus uuication with twe c Ihon who assiated it the removal of the body ...