... . The onarterlv meeting of the r rd Board was beld on bMonday in the Town Hall l Fas --Rev. George Macdonald, chairman, preaiding, The school rate was raised from 9d to lOd in the £1X )ut The accounts for the past quarter were passed and rut ordered to be paid, and all the teachers' salaries COn- he firmed. An application for pension by one of the C .t teachers was considered, and after ...

... NEV, 13,TJ tiL$ING8~ ABERDEEN. ~~cg'fbc. p han. Plops'he au C oitle the ,'~uWrl, tbei.'i ihv sae tioed.ns;iiepBis'ne'g , te, i~ng bunD, Ah'pprve. X ti ofaedtla iw a feS6 ¢ .de~hig-aug&;lndigrs~ed f alare;nublijer sof I 1 ,a$1dit~ious ( all^teations- Tldhe 'foilcowing as .-the c e Hall inD crtrlcin Wvit :re A.Thbu knox's Ghuvch, c (Gerrard ,-reeotilper Meesrt Ellis.& WWlsou;4.!archc- I tects. ...

... The latest nine drys' wonder in Rome is the, dih- covery made in tbe apartments of the late Signora Santa Cadet, whose death took place a few days ago, and at whose funeral there was such an impostiig Radical demonstratiton. The Signora, who was an Italian heroine, and fought by her husband's aide in the struggles of '48, has for years past lived in a miserable apartment in Via della Vita, ...

... rze3s, Lost Matibood, sc. hafing tried every Loowil rernedv, Ssdir,40sered a simple selt.ourcEshiehilewillfielLd l'gPE to 1i Sellowerers.-AddresW. FOX, 1 York Strre:, hmShwark, London, ,SE. BRVOUS DEBlLIlY, L09S OF VITAI, pOEFS AND E>YEltaY.--A Oentietrmn Iravirig beel} on t that OtUs ilitn, cn reoeipt ot a rtaulyed vaniq*.-SddraBb>1 g°,,Ai-l Somtrleyton *,u, BiAF ^t.1 t EUOCESSFUL BREEDER'9 ...

... LATEST LONDON News,] 3 [l'ROM OUR .OWN CORRESPONDENTS.1 t LONDON,.. Sunday night. a Mr Srnith, it is expected, will nake a-'state- m3ent to-morrow with regard to the Sugar BountieaBill . The . Prime .Minister stillleans to the Convention, believing as he does that the 5 Opposition to it is of an electioneering or'senti- . mental 'haracter, and means nothing. In this a view he is' encouraged. ...

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... CONFERMENT OF HONOURS. The Queen has been pleased to approve of the followingpromotions in and appoint-ents to the mos' honourable Order of the Bath, civil division:- To be G.O.B.-Sir William Jennert To be K.C.B.- Henry Longley. To be Companion ofthe Bath- The Hon. Eric Barrington ; Dr James Bell, of the Inland Revenne Department. Colonel W. Bell, secretary to the Lieutenant-Governor of ...

... TTHE GENERAL ASSEMBLIES, I~~~_ CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. a A EDINBURGH, F riday e vening. 'fol ~ fone may judge from. the attendance a-t'the hi tocommunion in St Giles' this morning, that is a r 39service which, Ifancy, will become an annual at evet onnctd wththe meeting of 'teR 9Assembly. There were, at the smallest con- B g putation, 300 ministers and elders present, awith a fair sprinkling of ...

... LECTURES, SOCTAL MEETINGS, &c Crtoy-GOwAN GUILD.-At the Gowan Guild meeting on Monday evening, two interesting papers were read-one by Mr Wedderspoon, teacber, on Ignorance ; and one by Ur M'Leod, Dalgramicb, op Mottoes for Ploughmen. The Rev. J. Grant, A.C. Master, oooapied the chair. FORHES-SABSsATH SCHOOL UNiox.-Tbe annual tea meeting and oonference of the above Union was held in the ...

... THE: SEIZURE OF HERRING BARRELS ON THE WEST COAST, I I . . . I INDlIGNATION MIETINO AT STOYLNOWAT. The action of the agents of the Fishery Board in seizing sevwaral small parcels of cured herrings at a number offishing stations on the west ccasb on the ground thit the barrels in which the fish were packed were undqr the legal standard, has given rise to con. siderable icribatiou among the ...

... A KIRK-SESSION REFUSES A CERTIFICATE. A special meeting of the Presbytery of Aberdeen was hold yesterday within St Mary's Chapel, for the purpose of hearing a petition at the instance of Mr T. A. W. A, Youngson against the refusal of tbe kirk - session of Banobory - Devenick to certify him as a ruling elder of their congregation. The subject was discussed at last meeting e of Preabytery, and ...

... DISTRICT NEWS, ke INVERNESS-YOUNG ROBBBeS.-Donald Mao. e donald (II), residing at 51 Kay Street; John Mscy 'g donld (10), Balvarn Stse6; and Andrew. Macdonal% e (8), 57'Ksy.Street;, have been appreherded in con- i neotion with a robbery froak the Centfal Pablig S School last week. It is alleeed that the lads broke open eight drawers and carried off a purse containing g about £2. e, PoRYSOY ...