... ABERDEEN CHURCH DEFENCE ASSOCIATION, i GRE'I~.i*;I N~IN THE E AST CHURCH. l C One of the results of the recently formed Defence f r Ass~ociation was wijtnessed in the misgailicent nieet- Cl ing which took place last night in the East Church, la to protest againstthe proposal for the disestabliashinsot to and diseudowmeat of tho Church of Scotland. WI Thle iiiterest rali~ed by the PArish ...

... DASTARDLY MOONLIGHT OUTRAGE IN KERIRY, I * I ' I ii A FARMER SHOT DEAD. nc CA _s MOONLIGHTER K L L IIE D. ch U u in GALLANT DEFENCE BY A FAMILY. 3 Li e - . lWI NINE TMEN ARRESTED. c Another of thtose dastardly outrages for which th h thte Tralee district is becoming notorious occurred be near there oi u Friday niudit. T he victim is M\r Joh n till O'Connor Curtis, a well-to-lo farmner of good ...

... tj Its, xw~d A sT RDEEX- - WED i-Y .. 2 i _ I-- ABERDEEN', W\EDNE:SDAtY',A, 25, IS35.| The polling for the g'neral electioll comn- mfencecl vest;r:dav in a noilmer of the English borcuighs, only one S.corc coustituency (Perth City) making a return. The alteration in the constituenciesdue t. tile Redistribution of Seats Act prevents Mol absolatc CQontlali'sOn beinll nmade with the ret e'nslf ...

... i; WRECK OF AN ATLANTIO LINBBE. I The Leyland Line Steamer Iberian, Captain Max. d well, from Boston for, Liverpool with a general cargo kand flfty-eight live cattle, went ashore on Saturday in kDunmanius Bay to the south of the Fastnet Light. '- All tbe metebere of the crew and those on beard, d numberingaboutfifty-four Souls, left the steamer in e four boate. Three of the boats landed in ...

... _ MR GLADSTONE'S LATEST _ SPEECH. THE EX-PREIMIEIVS RETURN TO _ HtAWAIIDEN. Two popular demonsations il honour of Mr Gladstone took place on Saturday nfternoon, t.e on, by the members of thc Roste-ery Club, at the Albert Hall, and the other by tle iei i--z-atct of Libet As\So. ciations in Scotland, at the ( titi Excn o-e The right hon. gentleman in his pl-r from Dtdmeny, 7- received a most ...

... HOW IS YOUR LIVER' HOW IS YOUR LIVER? YOUJR LIVER. If yeaj have a dry, hirA, and YOUR LIVER yellow ekill, a dull pin il t eIright Sj stdo'xtendi 9totheohoaaldvrlbde namipit of the stonmech, a tenider. 7OUJ; LIVE ER. novas over the region of the liver dL and somoetnes an enlargenont of - SOUR- LIVER that orltan, Yciownos- of Iao ryos, 11- boweloirregular,g eieraliy disposed OUR LIYEiR to ...

... NEW YORK PRICES-FRIDAY. iloney easy. Cotton steady. .i'etroleunt quiete Lard, wheat, anid corn weaker enid leesq doing. Flour steadly. Sngar'firm. Coffee- steady. Iron steady. Tlhiirstlay. Friday. Call Money, In. U.S. Gov. Blood 24 P.C. 2 p.c. other secuiritiets..2.1 P.o. 2 P.oC. Each. ext London, 60 days' sight 4-824 4S32i Cable TJraiislers .. 4844 4-' 4 Exchange oii Pariis. ...

... thz Abahm ? ABERD)UEN, MONDAY, NOV. 9, 1SS5. Tile whole of the Madlrals ci ntinge- t of the Daretiese expedition is nlowl onl its way to Ra1 - goon, whence the infantry will be cuni-eyed by vail to Thayetinyo. 'l'he troops Will then Cum- t)ark on river ba-ycs, and be conveyed up the iirrrawaddy towards Maudalay. The answer of PEing Theebaw to the Britisha ultimnatumi is ex- pecte(d to reach ...

... (1 1 Al' ,'f'\TA]SN I- LSr, :; A\FlrlNISTAN. A RETROSPECi': Th20-1b83. lII theso circilil stalieces, ailtd I% hile tIL! public miinld ]ad bueel still furtliel excited ly a report that Aleuriicilc i had been OCULtpit'ud by the RtiuSS~iaS, NvIlieli tul lCed ouit to be UflldfeudCl, thlat place h1)ZIojg only Iic)iO visitod by a patiol, it fell to Ali GlaILstonie oil Monday, April 2711 i, to ...

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... TiOLITrICAL SPEECHES., lAIR GLADSTONE IN MIDLOTHIAN. Mr Gladstone on Tuesday addressed a meet- ing atVWestaCldor, andwas met by a considerable number of thle newly-enfrallchised electors, who presented him with an address. Mr Gladstone, in the course of a highly enigmatical speech, denied that he had ever opposed household Ie. suffrage being extended to counties. He had never questionp(l. the ...

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