... -- ~~~~~~rage A very favourable week's fishing, adding eato, materially to the total crannage, was brought to highi a close on Saturday. Some of the heaviest shots 160 of the present or any season were landed, and,. Boal in several cases, fishermen's nets were so charged tots:, with fish that they had to be abandoned at sea, duni or given itn charge to the crews of boats less carr heavily ...

... *PfCL-ESkASTICAL. OLDOIELDAUM-OFENING 05' TIM1 PARISH CRUACK. -On Sunday last the Parish Church of Afeldrum was opened after undergoing eXtensive repairs, externally and internally. During the seven months which have been required for the execution-of these alterations, the congregation worshipped in the Townhall.' on Suinday.fgrenoon, in presence of a crowded congre- gation,. the ReV. J. ...

... tLovB-I. 1 (A LztwL 0nY ,0Inioszy-COMplm BY F. P. DAyt& n( 1Dvmwi Yuki PFtaa.) 1. True love's tbe'glit *hih God'hath given, 2. On earth of all we hope in Heaven. B. Heaven's harmony is universal love, 4. 'Tis love that roles the realms above. 5. 'rue love hatb no unforthy thouglit; C. Love gives itself but is not bought. 7. Love reigns a very tyrant in my heart; 8. How hard thy yoke I How ...

... ABERDEEN, Wetlnesday.-The remainder of the L herring boats that were at sea on Tuesday began to arrive at an early hour this morning, and continued to come in till about eight o'clock at night, by which S time the last for the day had arrived. Those that Si arrived in the earlier part of the day had been fishingL in the Benachie grounds, and were successful in land. L ing shots of from 40 to ...

... LEATE TO THE BDITOIL ------- . -~ ESSLEMONT V. BALMEDIE. SnB,-It is hardly surprising that the electors of WeetAberdeenshire should some years ago have, elected DrFarquharson of Finzean as their repre- I sentative in Parliament. He is a inember of a very old familythat for generations has been associated with the land, and whose pursuits have been more or t less directed to agriculture, and ...

... LATEST LONTDON NEWS ,.. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS, F LONDON.-, Tuesday niglit. I Mir Gladstone is thankful for -ery small. mercies. le is thankful that the Liberal party Lraw through the purifying agency of the electors ,A Edinburgh gt rid of Mr 'Goschen. Well, fsrnpora milsdettiqf How very short a time ago is it since Mr Goschen, With the keen, clear, Jetrating intellect of the ...

... THE IhUR1RICATNES IN SPAIN. SERIOUS LOSS OF LIFE. Madrid, Wednesday, midnight.--Neither last night nor to-day has it been possible to send telegrams through the Continent of Europe, the telegraph posts 1r having all been blown down. At seven o'clock last b night. for the first time in its history--as far as can be ascertained-a cyclone seruck Madrid, causing la damage to property, numerous ...

... CAPSIOING .JF A LI4fBOAT. bie is- -NNINE MEN DROWNED. - Pu Information has just reached this country of the or capsizing of a lifeboat, by which nine men were er- drowned Two of these were sons of Major Murry, nd of the Lache, Chester, a well-known county gentle- rat man, The young gentlemen were travelling from in Dundee to Singapore on board the Earl of Jersey ad I (Captain Peters). All the ...

... LONsDsN NEwS. LATEST ROM OU'R (OWN CORRESPONDENT.]: LobDoN-, 'Thursday night. j: T-rd Fifes announcement of his disassocia- I tfli the Liberal party has attracted very v d ue; 1rl~al nlotice tere, lt is commented ov all the leading journals, who for the --s; ai , applaud the courage of the noble II can m istnding by his convictions, and takingc a s:;* which uany more men, if they were only i ...

... Tr OF GL ASGOW FRIENDLY SOCIETY. >.vETING OF ABERDEEN MEMBERS. A general meeting of the nmembers of the -City of a ow Friendly Society in the Abeideen district a e'd last nightin StPaulStreetEall, Aberdeen- r John Stewart, managing treasurer, in the chair. :1 object ofthemeeting was the election of dele- :?,tes, but, before this business was proceeded with, e' Cairman called upon the retiring ...

... ABERDEEN, Saturday.-Five trawlers arrived at A Point Law to-day. All were fishing in the Moray a Firth, and landed good catches consisting principally A of plaice. One PD boat came in with a good catch of . cod and ling and some halibut and skate. None of m the small line boats were out to-day. The prices were th -Cod, 9d to Is 6d each; ling, Is 6d to 2s Ed each an haddocks, 10s per box; lemon ...

... ABERDEEN, TMONDAY, MARCH 1, 1886. The Greeks are still harping Upon 'war, and threaten to give their Quixotic adviser, Mr I Gladstone, inftnite trouble. The state of affairs f at Aihens points to another Ministerial crisis, which would result in the return of M. Tri- d coupis to office. The action of the Powers in c dran-ving the teeth of the Greek fleet is causing s bitter resentment. and it ...