... LORD AND LADY ABERDEEN.' t r Lord and Lady Aberdeen were present on Saturday at a grand review, held in *the Phianix a Park, Dublin,-in celebration of Her Majegty's birth- h day. Their Excellancies were respectfully saluted by the people., Lady Aberdeen frequently raised her t riding whip to her hat in acknowledgment.of the heirty'reception she was accorddd. His Excellency was mounted on a ...

... ARTILLERY VOLUNTEER CAMP AT I,~ ~ . BANFF. The members of the Iast Banff Artillery Volunteer g Corps go into camp at Boyndie Links, Banff, to- s morrow, and will remain under canvas until Monday a next. The site of the camp is about a mile and a I half west of the town of Banff, and commands a view i of the bold, rugged, and precipitous/coast as far as s Crovie Head, as well as an extensive ...

... R ': i: v L - - _N IALMAIS s DESPATO Ir N:ETT0F MiSa N.x A . DESTINAA'IONS. , i5ON LYDO-i:.: M4 r DG 0ul Asension . .viPlynmolth . ;irie1 .;h 'July 2 di AustBsalia, ''ii: 'iCt riaNew' . S:t~outhWatlesi, Quleensland, Southi ; ;( 0 '0'f k Austraili' and* Tasmania, 'vi . en Brindisi'.. i .Jnne1 E -June14 t Western Austraiia,- vi Brissdisi.June l ti Jun the Bermudas . . .via New York. .. .E ...

... MRJH MRE .,,,AT tsTH -,E, ,'2s^nao,, -. ~PheRigt Ho Jon Moleydind at the: West- -r ` .,I H.ol , * ,;ada t- t gts nd membr ,'worth, M., eaLwison, -P Mr Aoad, MY.,: * M, Os'a Bowin Lq9rd , il oslpton, Mr: .Lawrence Baker MB Mr E. N Bnxton,.M.B., and .aDnd'tli-.'Honascoe C-ynn7, kP C overs wfere laid.I ' or one, hundred and fifty Th .Cairman ,said ii woul e il't .A'in t ela. .N)i It ; ...

... *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. ...

... I| I -- be cal ;TJ GLLUSTONIAN LOOPHOLES. prote~ THE PARNELL-CARNARVON farns: ~h.INTERVIEW, was t1 'easedfor th 0o55 inl The Marquis of Salisbury presided last night at rule, irts of the annual dinner of the Constitutional Union, which they teetwas aiven aStJmssHlAmong those present bourn hien- were. Lord LBalfour of Burleigh, Lord Harris, Lord chang Vl Petre, Sir Hoper Lethbridge, Yiscounit ...

... DIFFICULT LAMBING AND CALVING, - Day, Son'e Hewittt' ' Red Drench TB of universal famle for its quick and mar- velloua ellecto in preventing fever and biflrarnnntion In e 4d Co~e, it dosed a day or two bofore and just atter arturitlon. The cleanging ot the Ewe and the Cow will be frtent, and theirnmilk will be tendlered pire, copions, and whole noe for theiroffspring. 33 Cd per dozei, for Ewes ...

... , ? ; ? , , ? . . ? .: .1 1, , .? % ?, , , 1 , . ? C: I i I - ? , 1. ? i : TZ Tig, Aidb!ot I I L-- - FREE Pkn REwSS.I ! BYF M. 5g1JAPIN' .PPRTROffI :T lF PRES Thle 'ruoemg clbrkl hehihd the desks at 'the Wie- graph 'officei are cooL placid ello*i.. They take yoisr, mesoaigeof life or death with perfect ind fferenbe, ine. 0 ohhnically count the works, Btad look a bit boted as ~th~ey'reply.:- ...

... our Veil, MR LUmSDEN OF BALMEDIE'S gee srany CANDIDATURE. tha de- for Inisb MEETING AT NEWBURGH. mil nious - Wi ,tion Mr Lsunstlen of Balmedie, after visiting New mnei man Mlaud Market yesterday, addressed a meeting of mai Pro- electors in the Public School at Newburgh. There fis ould wa s a large attendance. On the motion of Mr ent ;ant. Rllxton, Artrochie, Mir Harvey, Pitgersie, was called ...

... I:O BR . BA'NH0HOY-DEVElXT0X-A aneetingn of thia Board .was ;:beld yesterday* afternoon ' in th3 oacei of the Clerk (ir Paul), 245 Union.Btreet Mr OgstoH of 'Ardoe presided. :. MiEs Mary J. Gray was z appointed interim %teacher at 'Banory-Deveniclc -School in the place of Miss- Arabella Brown, .whogsf r resBgnation-was accepted at last meeting If the Board. The attendance officer submitted a ...

... LELDEEN, IMOTSDAY, JUNE 28, 18S36. Tovd -Rando1ph Churchill commenced his . *aii,,dtlatre for SouthPaddington by aLddressing ,-oinrw 9:f.r].s -Al+~ ;.. +IQ AT;1;4--s Ie * iiU Ltc, 4 eL Ut li.VU1LX ULULLMlILUII uy ituurttsulig --e a rieet'gn on Saturday night in the Military COr 2 wig tchool, Gloucester Crescent. fle ex- hir nrcse.&d regre at being so soon called on to seli si. -it re-election, ...

... L - LONDON I ;he --- ----- -A nd [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTg-].I to liit LONDuox, Sunday night. ice I don't believe it would bo possible at this nL moment to put one's hand onl a countrymembl~e th, no of Parliament unless it be a Parnellite. Withi an the prorogation the-re has been a complete ha ice exodus of hon. gentlemen who are not Metro-ti ~ed politan members, but who represent consti- ...