... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Ad~lertt- are respecsflafty a~z.ed7 to sen&d Vaeir trder.5 to the Publis'id,7 Onciee aa earay as po-, 3e, and not later than 6 p.rn. __ YW X .. WEDNESDAY KOr WXM, APRIL 12. Lord Salilbery and Sir Stafford Northcote arrived at Liverpool yesterday afterovn, and a series of Conservative doetonstratiouss verec inagurated in the evening at Orriskirk, where |tl the leaders of the Conservative ...

... ousinoao mneeting of tho Eaobliabhed Church congrega- tbIn wth held ton Thursday eveningr-Rev. Adtrn hezple ptreopdig. Thero. nwea D' mddirhdoly good atrendanae ifter devotron2l yexroises, the Chairman eaprasoed hdi satiefotiDon that no many had shown an interest in the oaffeair of the bhuroh by oming forward. If this ehurohal woa to he a onCenss there moot ho a hind of apr So corps amof the ...

... | HEIRS~?~ NEWS, 1 I~~ >A- -T I r 1ErTEfS TELEGPoS-s) CONSRACX AGAINST AltABI S fi l'ASHA. IS Cairo, April 12. acis the ofcial version of the con- -~ 52auiS>the life of Arabi Pasha-T!a e G' oermnent bad been awiare fer the: ;xi j5 ofY the existence of discontent - ;-ane icarai osneors, the total number c P service with the colours does not I c te cause of the dissatisfaction e -be wvere not ...

... LETT;S- To THs EDITOR. UR ANDAWSN 3WP. ANDI CONSTIlMNS. Lond.nI oth Apr1l, 18. r Sn,-I observe in .yestsrday'-DiYMa alot of tragraphathrown Igetler frem various papers,. witih saem remsrki of its oD, the amiablepurpose of whioi appears tobe to throw doubt an my state, ment to the Hope that I knew nothing of bow the ;matter inqestion got to the papets. Tle facts wetB exactly as stated by me, ...

... T .r rO,P'50!ie, lilsios. T-Gude rvenin'eire, av-m seer th'e ather hbe bee% haudin t' yer catisfaction this fyour drys back. rsF warrau' yell b' eryin' fr a gweod shoeer oo, fire ye hev a' th' Eeeds sawn. P.-Ml'n eye, th'gran' wad be a hantlo better o' s olnc~iein'.e'i r !e eftb ie d reaty oats. Ifs owver rim e early f' tb' sierra; tie'-briar ill b' thin an' seneeglar, on sanm bodinra dry ...

... THE QUEEIN A 'ENTONE (nEsUmRS TEGRAM.) Mentone, April S. This ?? Beatrice went on board the Inflexible where she was received with naval honours, the crew manning the yards. There was a display of the action of torpedoes, in presence of her Royal -#ighness, who was attended by the ladies-in-waiting and their suite. Prince Henry of Prussia arrived here this morning, and alighted at the Hotel ...

... ~&LARMING OCCURPEXCE i , INh-ERNESS. I a| x nSUNDRED PERSONS POSONzD. l | Good Friday .f 1882 is not likely tic readily forgotten in Inverness, for Uard1 , ,lone hundred persons were yesterday posh , it is supposed through eating hot cross hbox In the forenoon whole families were sudif seized with a severe and serious illness, and tL town doctors were soon in great demand, Ik 'illness ...

... A GERMAN TB,.A.VELLER In INDIA. at1 Ern icy Ers fiseckel, the celebrated naturalist,' and ald the first German who supported Darwin's theory, Iis at present travelling in India, and a seriei Ctif letters from India from his pen are being published iow 'in the Denfsdee Rtundgeelae. The views of such a to man as Ernst Hackel on anything he sees are tea. Iworth having, and we may expect much ...

... ET j~t~J tO THlE EDITOR. TME PP.I(WE OF SCqHOOL BqOOS. Iu tand made by Mr Nicol, bookoseller, in Aberdee in his a. effort toput a stop to the mionopoly'of lbs teace'crs in 0 Aberdeen in supplying school books to tboir scholars, oaand ftilly expesitod he ,wduld~ have ondeaveored to t- P,1000 thes upply in fultuyo on ea equitabsle basis; iuotead ae of which, it would appoors, it is morelyn V ...