... MlR GOSCHEN IN ABERDEEN. | RIECTORIAL ADDRESS. T ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTIOIN. as The Right, Hon. G11 J. Goochen, MT.Chancellor r of the Exchequer, yesterday delivered an address to the students of Aberdeen University, he having been elected Lord Rector in November best by a large roajority over the Right lieu. John Morley.m Mr Goechen, swho left London on Monday night, fc arrived in Aberdeen with ...

... -11 I- ? N 1% t I ? IA (- ??, I -. t ? r?,A %,, c r ( i ? - ? I k?' ourilm.I I I I -- - - I AVERMIrN, NV;:-.L),,,,'S-DAY, FER 1? IS?S-i 'A. Rght Fwl., Utd, (. .J. (;ostch ii, Lord R o:Tui o. Aberoll illiversity, .trrivd !i1 . I . I -- . .- - . ; I AM;-rdseii a y ,rdteiv niiri itrin o bl the 9o. t5rain. sl nit w as rlcived at the Railway Statinn by tl, t'Ptuicipl (aediles in academiic ...

... 'it' ~ ~ - Severe weather was again experienced over thle United Kingdom yesterday, snow falling in several 2districts, aceompanied by a strungz gale of wind. At n Buckle a Strong gals was blowing fromn the north a, east, and causing aeev e ocosashore. Whilcr tire Colhen boat Zulu, liii. 66ll, was entering the a harbour, she received aI boradside, and heeled ova till her I eel wats seen hy ...

... I -- THE FATE OF MR AINEILL. LLERATION OF VERMERSCH. r ~~(Ret-s-vic s TELE.GRAr. ) iolulogne, Tuesday.-A chemical expert from Lille heas declared that Mr M'Neiil's pocket- book being discoloured muslt, with tile Motes it Illbtindta , IaVe beell aL cinisidoirable time Untier wvater. 'IThe Froicili :litllioritiies nosw regar(l that thie suppi siitiiiil if Piioil play is inadimissable, and ...

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... TO-DAY'S WVEATHEIR FOREOASTS, Ifsued roum the heteoromollcal Ol..ce YT nterday R at S !l- in 0. Scotlaod, N.-Northerly wirds ; very cold weather Soime snow showers. 1. Scotland, Ih . 2, England, ;ah.-Nsrtheaoterly nd northerly winds, a gale to a isoderato breeze seine e I snow ; much colder. p °. It.r rlaid, F.-Same as No. 5. 4. Midland Counties.-Ea~teriy and north-easterly w winds, strong to ...

... THE HIGHLAND ('RO:,'PT;RS. TRIAL OF AIGTNISH CPOFTI'RtS. Cix'lOIIE PRISONERlS FOUND GUILTY. The trial of the Aigpish crofters, on a charge of rioting, and mobbingz, was resutited in the lfigh Court yesterday. The prisonerY IJIpt on teltt were-William M-Leod, jun., Donald 1'tleod, and I ohn Nicolsoi. The first witness called was ]Thlice.-Sopereirteedent CGeedoii, whose evidence, in reply to ...

... ALFORD ANALYTICAL ASSOCIATION. Ime ing veetoerdkiv a IterinOco in tile Haughton Arims Hotel, thP Alfyord. l'There wals a large attendance of mlemlbers,th and ti~r feid, GrevvtAie, ws called onl to preside. of thel -ecretarv. Mrit ?itCornnsrh, reported that the ati ascocoationj wais still ;ii a prosperous cniin n that Lthetc W155 il riraso of members. Wilt Thatt ii:ait beaccounted fu r. so far1 ...

... iiOBERT GORDMN'S COLLEGAE * REVISED SCHETME OF ADMINISI4TRATION. The Educati'Tal E'ndowments Cornmissioners have now frailled anti published a draft scheme for th-| future adiministration of tnis endowment;, the funds of of which shall in future be vested in a governing body th of seventeen persons, of whom w( (I1) Eleven shall be elected by thie Provort I C Magistrates, and Town Council of ...

... ABERDEEN ROYAL INTIRMARY INCORPORATION. e Yesterday the gentlemen-MIr David Little- d john, Sheriff-Clerk, and ex-Baillie George Walker- t appointed as scrultineers to examine the nomination a paoers for the election of nine managers to act as the Infirmary Board of Directors, and a like number of manwagers to form the Asylum Board of Directors, met in the office of the treasurer, Exchange ...

... THE DISTRESS AMONG THE UNEMPLOYED, DEPUTATION TO LORD SALISBURY. t ti An influential deputation waited upon Lord Salie1 I bury at the Foreign Office yesterday afternoon withb a view of railing his lordship's attention to the die-V trees prevalent among the working classes in Londona and the country, and to urge the Governmenut to a. adopt adequate measures to relieve that distress by S ...

... ABERDEEN DISTRICT TRAMWAYS I COMPANY. The thirty- first ordinary half-yearly meeting of the Aberdeen District Tramways Company, Limited, i was held yesterday afternoon within Douglas Hotel, re; Market Street, Aberdeen. Mr George Jamieson of teE Rosebanl occupied the chair. The directors present go were :-Mesors David Allan of West Cults, James isa Chalmers of Weatburn, Gee. Collie of ...