... THE, QUEEN'S DETARTURE FROM BALMORAL. H1er tajeaty the Queoen left Bal moral yesterday i tiftrtleioun for \; irdlsor, T'he weather was mild and i '' elal, tnd thle drive ilutid the Valley of the Dee f:',tt tiu Clstlc to Ilal'ater isl ; itch enjoyed. Iit )ct three qullatt'rs of in llhour was taker a '. .It:Illd: ,h tile 6i;itarLI C fiotwiti the a 'iA ii. ilet. ttuli the tirumititlt of thet it- ...

... AN EXTRAORDINARY VOYA(GE. .: Thl teaner Ailsa Craig was docked a$ PhiLi,-1 lihi, on WVedriesilay, at tibe Clan.4 I i- Sugar Wharf, at the foot of loe( i - is sixty-two dlays ot from Jaca, ann I, i I i tols of sugalr, the largest cario C. Ir 1cr. She is owoled by the C lydc Sd lil'g ' ;{ l~idLI' 1f (;i:lsgow. : i, -lptain, Mx Robert Hazell givesthe follow. il' ot of Icr trip :-' 'Phis ha's ...

... MONTROSE. SDynPsENwh SALE AT BowwYD. - Mr E. .Symon, whorelinquishes this fine farm he has had I for nineteen years, had his displenish sale yester- day. There was a large turnout, and the sale was very satisfactory. Horses, some of which were i pretty well used au, sold from £7 to £34 ; 15 two- ,vear-old stots from £14 10s to £17 23 6d; 3 milk ecows brought £14, £14 i0sand £15. Twenty stacks ...

... AN EXTRAORDINARY VERDICT. di le The inquest Wua continued at the Gnildhall yes- terday before Dr Cordwent, Deputy-Coroner. 1. After deliberating for some time, the jury read the e following as their verdict *- We considerthat the rY collision aroe through George Rice forgetting ae that he had, owing to the siding being 'e full, placed a down goods train on the n- main up line, and allowing ...

... THE STANLEY-fARTTELOT CONTROVERSY. ar. THE EVIDENCE OF ASSAD FARRAN he pi M ONY be St ng SHOCKING DETAILS.' iSC ad There are just published interesting statements oh4 n- made by Assail Farran, the interpreter who is said 0 IY to have witnessed Jameson's sketches of the can- I b 3enibal scene, and by Nir Bonny, narrating his fall n anknowledge oftecircumstances. ve 'rTE INTasuprxra'Th5s ...

... CALEDONIAN R A LWAY COMPANY AND ITHEIR EMPLOYEES. Mr Thompson, general manager of the Caledonian Railway, in a circular whichl he has issued with reference to the demands of the men, says :- The grievances have been carefully considered and dealt with, and the directors consider they are justified in believing that they had afforded the staff full and free opportunity of bringing before them ...

... TI'E SJiOOTJING( OF DEL 11RI(GI'T. SltT E VNe.S ON TIIE ACCISMIE. b The Oxford Asisi'e IoIurt Wats crow-ded on Sattur- P day fori the hearing of the charge againist C-atherinie b Thoermct lliodlali, aged , w-ho wvs indicted for Li ft ionils shoi t liig with a lo ailed revoIver Janmes n ltnik l Mright., Nai;U.cc of Uinvi'tSity College, with i illtnt of luiiljei' afirethloiwilit to kill aiinl ...

... 'THlE STAXLEY CONTRUVEP.l8Y. Ml;R J 4AIE-iS-~ S A' )UST 01-- TriS tio.lOri$ 'I'e 1`n ioN'-iiig letier hias beell add`Cuccii t th le ci I iTiiiu b h i ml lN il-l-nni tognetiier with tbe ell- 0 Closilres refe red to ti - cin :-- 'I' the InilitinI of ttli i 1 Ti ts. ' Sn,--An the ~iEiinn hn'Ii-f t unliit'te appelrl t-o tOiixider tliitl tle ii'it ltx ,lIbi *bl Io' y la te bil! i banml'i's ...

... ABERDEEN WEEKLY JOURNAL OF, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMEER 12, PRicx-ONE PENNY, COB'TAINS : HUGB-CLASS SERIAL STORY, HET, LOVE AND HIS LIFE, FTOM TIE PEZ4 OF TRE POPULAR NOVELIST, F. W. ROBINSON, Author of Gmndmothers Money, The Court- ing of Mary Smith, The Youngest Miss IGreen, &c. OPENING CHAPTER OF BIROWNISTS AND QUAKERS, A SEQUEL TO JEANNU JAFFRAY. COMPLETE STORY- NOBLESSE OBLIGE ...

... I ! GLEN=is, Wednesday. i The special correspondent of the Press Associa- tion telegraphs that Mr Balfour spent last night at Glencolumlbkidl Hotel, Carrick, a village situated I on the mountain slope at the head of Teelin Bay. Before resumuig the journey this morning tie paid a visit of inspection to the fishing depot at t Teelin, which is about four miles distant. I] The right hon. gentleman ...

... IC'1,ESIAS'II('hAL, NE\WS. The P-' % WX\. i. loe, forniu.rly O in iister of Ytlh aa Wells Parishi (ChIuIrc, hta Ien c Ieleectcdl to thu *f charge of thi Silcttiqhi Clhurcit at Longtowin, tL Cum eI~nrlanId. ' A 1 --\VI(ST PaltI Cnniri-In con- I 3leCtioll wit' U te pl'C!;Cllt b vaney, the CongrI.' 3- .tiOll: ClomnIittfT noict in thle church yester-ly eVellilg for thi. pIurpose oIf rcoJinnlIendin ...

... 4fi/4e 1 dCberedt pjourma. ABERDEEN, MONDAY, NOV. 24, 1M. i rl -r - -. -. .. I , .. . I The King of the Netherlands died yesterday I morning in the seventy-third year of his age, f aIinr this f ,-i - ,f {IF i- i flil Mr- ..i and the forty-first of his reign. Iiis Majesty in wns tvico married, and wrill be Hucceeded by his daughter Princess Willelminia, but as she is in a nijuol-, Queen Emma ...