... SEEcaES Er LORDS rOUN;, ADAM, AYD iA'LBSN. t The annual dinner of the. Glasgow Juridical 3Society was held last night in the George Hotel, I George Square. A company of abent a hundred wa |s presided- over by Sheriff Clark, with Mr J. 'IT. T. Brown as croupier, and amongst the other gentlemen present were Lord Young, Lord Adam, _Lord M'Lare, MIr C. D. VDonald (Dean et * Faculty) Professor T. A ...

... EXTENSXVE HOUSEBREANING O. T r { SOUTfH SIDE A series of thefts by moans of hOuseba4 logs have ijst been brought to light oen t ,soth-side of the city, which have resz.e: in the apprehension of Peter Hende , John Logan, Elizabeth Campbell or Hed,-. son, aud Mary Smith. For some t:rne ha- i complaints had been made to the ;|authorities that a number of business i imises and private houses in ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMVENT i iffOUSE OF LORDSL-RIDAY, The LORD CHANCELLOR toaic his seat on the Woolsacck at five o'ciuok. - UNION 01OF BENDFICE. I The Bishop of LONDON introduced a bill to amend the 'Union of Benefites Act, which was i ut read a fist time. as DUXE OF ALBANY (EST ABLISHMENT) Or BILL,. nt Earl GRANVILTIXh mloved the second reading of this bill, atid in. uuing so said it wots ...

... The balf-yearly meetig of the General Council of the UniversiLy of Aijerdeenvwa-s held ire tue Marischal. Colhee BulldiSo 3esterday-Jrtucipoa Pirie presidiug. ?? James Atoir, Rector of the Aberdeen Gram- mar &chooi (ormterlyoi the ijgh; z:chol,Ulasgowj, moved- Teat thle CCoucil respectfujly represeut to the University Court that it is expedieut ldI desirable that an Lxecotive COntIIIrdiLll ...

... TERRIBLE PASSAGE OF A MONTROSE-LADEN thi STEAMER. re Particulars were reccived in Liverpool on Saturday of c the fearful iuassage of the Glasgow steamer Ayrshire, tr, whilst on the voyage from Mlontrose to New York. WI From the statement of Captain Ross. it appear. that hiesl left Monltrose With a cargo of potatoes on the 11th of Bi March last, and was compelled to put into Halifax on ux thle ...

... d Br SPRECIAL WIRE YROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDBN .l LoNDoN, Thursday night. .I have authority to state that, prior to the reassembling of Parliament, a Cabinet Cosncil will be held, and that an important statement will be communicated to both Houses setting forth the furthermeasures which the Govern- ment intend to adopt for the suppression of : disorder in Ireland. These measure have been under ...

... __ ,E~LAT I . .. : SBF.TLAND Fssr PnmssDnTyvn ,-This Presbytery met nt Leerrick yesterday. Tho Rev. lIf ooro Rogernon,LBer- wick; Clark, Cuoniogoheegic; and Mofegrerer, Upeeound' -osinitere; with Iceocro Gee. M§ertin, .rtnhendonarann James Berry, Aberdeen, andDr George ianodonald, hlerkinh,'wered heppohobed merobersoE o;the ensuin6 Gieneil A~eoriolsl. The report don the 'Sustodtatien Pond ...

... TEi oCHURCH or SOOTLA?ND-ITS POSITION IAND WORK. The following in a complete copy of the dOesmont p unader this heading tba~t has boon prepared for eirnula- S ticeeroong members of Paeliment andoothars, a. Sorn- n ma'of whinh appeared in our COImon A, ho day ago;- fltloiea of a resolution in favour of tha Diaostcrblisb- montond Diseadoeovmont of thle Church of Scotland p ha-clog boo~n given in ...

... ABERDEEN LADIES' EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION, *iL'e close of Physiology and the Laws of Health was-concluded on Saturdany, when t'rofosso, Stenidhoe,- afterf a lmature on shle argan and phenoamena Of h earing, noenbunced thle rsulrt of the class enraminatioan, orld ifoafes of the objoota and work of thle assoejation. The course whimh ho had had the honour to comuaboe wos not one'maorcly of ...

... A DANGEROUS LUNArlC. AtAberdeniSher'ff CsmrtunSnturday-before Sheriff I Thomson-ce petition svas presenoted by the Pocumrator. Fiso-l praying that Elimecth Forbes of Smith, a widow, I residing icl the villaga of Stunrtfiebl, pariah of Old Deer, t boe eonisied in a hlinatic asislnn, AB sho wae a hmnatic, and in a stote of threatosing danger to the ligces. lr Dnacan appeared iel M111arb of thoe ...

... ci WIsTMIzuSTli, Monday eight. fc Atenibers lae silown no disposition to resinme snork tonight, and, on the whole, the ottendance and el the interest in theo proceedings have beew lmiguid. The atate of the political atmiclpheno in thi House tr has been in strikig cogetiast to that outside. At . prayers there crene scarcely a hlsadrdoneailierorsi dI r their plauow, nid il tihs hnlhlf.ls sir ...

... ACCIDELTT AT 1 gYE L AQUEDUCT Fisay nsigt a large Staff of labourers st work (lay and night repairing the, 12ge done at the new aqueduct bridge at 'i I la nder the circumstances reported int 'D jierald. The accident, which not ;0tlv created much alarm amongst the 4dsi5 ina the locality, appears to have been bv the water in the new channel of the ,having rade a large hole in the bottom, .c wa ...