... [ALL RIG RSBe me ' AN ORIGINAL STORY. BY Hmtity Busi.-t nAthor of The Bloom o' the Heather, Whenl tSe Clock Stopped,' The Love of- a Life, Tho Lass o' Kelvingrove, &c., &e. CGAPTER XXXII. Ua Fo5KaTs-r UAXE'S A MtOVE, hUT IN THSE WISONG DIUtEMlMON, Kate remained with Bella somo considerable time, .,ed Walter did 'lot initerrupt thent, thinking that t1le'y would be able to converse more ...

... I There are only two periods in the year in which the working elasses of Aberdeen cease from labour lonir enough to allow of their shaking the dust of the factery and the yard from their feet, and feeling as if they had entered into a new ritse of exietence. One of there periods is in the very depth ef winter, and the other in the hieight of oumner. Beth are entirely devoted to ploy of one ...

... CAcmconnrE-AoRrCU1TURAL ScOnce [CLAM9s9e- Meetings in connection with these caees are being held throughout tho district, under the auspites of Lord Aberdeen, and conducted b Mr Bnckmroters from the Scisnce and Art Department South Kenueington. On Monday evening a large and representative gathering met in the Srhoolroesi, Cairnorrie. Mr Marshal, Skilimanae, woe called to the chair. Mr ...

... II RUSSIA AND THE ZULFIKCAR PASS. [Frioer Oun Owr; CoostrsrosuDEer.j St Petersburg, Monday.-The sari-official uazette states that a despatch was received by DL do Giers from Lord Salisbury on tire 22nd or this month containing a request from the British Cabinet that Russia should abandon her iminaginary claims to the Zullilrar Pass. The IGazette further assures its readors that the IRussian ...

... I UNTLY DISTRICT ROAD TRUSTEES. The annual Statutory meeting of the Husotly Road' T-ustees was held yesterday forenoon in the Stewart. Hall Buildings, Huntly, Mr John 'Wilson, factor for the Duke of Richmondlend Gordon, chairman, nre biding. On the motion of Mr Leslie, Brace, seconded by- Mr Adam, Corekellie, Mr Wilson was resappointed cbairman, on the motion of Mr Merson, Millhilll seconded ...

... I -?? - ??M U, Im 0p'l ABFRDEEN, V.EDNESDAY, JULY , 1885. Sir Richard Cross nais returned unDpposed for Souslsh-West Lancashire yesterday. Sir Michael Hicks-Beach for East Gloucesbershire, Mr Chaplinl and the Hon. E. Stanhope Vor Mid Lincolulshire, Ma~r Pluisset rind M~r H rlmes, Q. C., for Dublin l:niversi ty, aisre also aetm'-n ad, rll wvithout opposition. iltr Ashimesad Bantl'ett ...

... MONTROSE BcoGos.-A meeting of Conservative delegates from Montrose, Brecbhi. Arbroath, and Forfar was held yesterday in tile Queen's Hotel, Dundee, when it was unanimously agreed to bring forward a candidate in the interests of tie party for the representation of the Montrose Barghs. Ayrsaurtat-The polling at Aylesbury opened at 8 yesterday morning, the candidates being MrWsiliama Graham, ...

... i_ . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I HOUSE OF LORDS-TmxRSDAY. to W THE DOYAL ASSENT. it The Royal assent was given by commission to 46 to public and private Acts, including the East India th l Unclaimed Stock Act, the Yorkshire Registries er | Amendment Act, and the Friendly Societies Amend- he l ment Act. so The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the woolsack dv at a quarter past four o'clock. so 0R0011 ...

... ABERDEEN UJNIEVRSITY LOCAL IiXANdINATIUNS. I The following is a list of the local candidates who have passed the University Local Examinations in prelituinry subjeots. The candidates whose names are sa'rked with an asterisk passed part of the ex- amination k reviocaly those whose names are marked wile a double asterisk have already gained certit- cates ._ s rllie Adam, High School. Blsie H. ...

... 1 ;71 , %,?, 1- It I I 11 1) V I '. '?i I A, I (I I tt AIR, A13E1T)EEN, TUESDAY, JULY 7, 2885. In the fIoune of Lords. yesterday, after the I Wrrter Coerparlios Act Amsenidmnent Bill had t been subinitted to aI Select Committee, thes Mirasiulis oi Salisbury, in moving the adjourn- ment of the House, iunai all important state- reuet ill regard to foreign atliairs. The Preenler referred birt ...

... CONSERVATIVE VICTORY IN NORTH LINCOLN. The election of a member of Parliament for North Lincolnshire in room of Mr Rowland Winn, who has been elevated to the peerage, has resulted in the return of the Conservative candidate. The candi- dateswereMr H.'J. Atkinson (Conservative) and Sir Henry Meysey Thompson (Libeat4,. The result of the poll was declared on Saturday as follows:- Alderman ...

... NEWHILLS PAROCHIAL BlOARD. I~~ ~ ~~~~~~~~ . I The anneal general meeting of the Newhills Parochial Board wao held on Saturday afternoon in Bovsxbari Public School. Mr J. Murray Garden, advocate, chairman of the Board, presided, and there owas a large attendance of mnensbers. THE FINANCES OF5 TH? 1BOA.RD. The abstract of income and expenditure, with the list of registered poor oil the roll and ...