... THEgs ABERDEEN CEMETERY SCANDAL 1MRTHER APPALLING DI&COV=MIES TWO 130DI:E;i IN ONE COPFI- Our Aberdeen Correspondent says that fnrthor disclosures of a holking character were made ye-. tordjty at Nelllitnld Camieter, where the autboritios rmntintusil their invostigation.i. Operations Wore commenced at aix o'clook iu the morning, --d carried on throughout the day. and as the horrors of oech ...

... UTNTIVErSITY TNTEU LIG ENCN. (fXF('if I, Arrest 1. 'ftc lxariner' in tI.' i ginn] tlrj-,ial hcio yemtirrdty isrmr the I u~i Ir a£'1 'Ur tirrritrII ilijf, Nix% (ullew, ' Pr I. aXf'r. II.llfxirn )imroin Iii in Iu'.,I I tmc I'dh- iliae on i Id An; Iii Iry 1.1. Jo II'S(~lrt ?? O.t~lliIiii next F. AiiornA.er , Ifsa ; fir i Iy F. If ?? 3ifl:q'[n ( lirisi Jimo ,If. ii Irtrit Mnlagdimii t~lbrii ft ...

... OSBORNE, August 29th. The Queen and her Royal Highnenss Princess He-or) of Battenberg drove out yesterday afternoon, attended bv the Counltess of lvtton. Vice-Admiral Sir John Fullerton, AD.C., H.M.Y. Victoria and Albert, and Lady Fullerton had the honour of dining with her ilajesty last eveninl. and Staft Captain G. Broad, I-I.Y. Alberta' Staff Commander J. Tully, IlM.Y. Elfin, Lieut. ...

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... LATEST FROOM LADYSMIrH. DISSENSIONS IN BOER CABP. SUPPLIES RUNiNING SHORT. BOMBARDMEENT CONTINUES. } REPORTED PNEUMATIC GUN. The fol-lowiug telegram from the General Officer commanding the lines of communications in Natal has been received by the Secretarv of State for War: IEMTERMARITZBURG, Dec. 6. Owing to accident on railway last night near Pinetown, 7729 Sergt. Marcus Griffin killed and ...

... ;. lM:SSAGE FiOM HIS MAJESTY. ''TE DEEPEST PLEASU (OCNTRAL NEWS AGUNOY.) NEW YORK, Wednesday. Tbao L.ondonT Correspondent of the New York ,Journal cablas that whon tho Gornman Eim- peror emartked at Sheoruizs: LLSt night, at the conclusion of his visit to Eughlad, Count von 11uelow was naked by the enterprising news- papor nmai to obtain same IiSSagO froIII his MaIjeosty to America that ...

... Tnx Warden of Merton, in Esi| comprehensive survey of Oxford during the last half century, de-w livered on Saturday to an audience of intelli- gent visitors, argued that the University was more fit than ever to meet the demands of a democratic and utilitarian age. We must be careful not to regard the terms as synony- mous. Utilitarianism has always been, in its exact significance, the creed of ...

... TMIS Ml tORNING'S NEW ?? S. Ounr \'Velnxer Csorrespondlent. ?? 7:1St n 41 it-. IOr ' ate that l aldy Sali islitiy ?? gainitt; oreutiid. Dr. Verrior, the 1 oi'n sitahi NS. who has tei-n iu attendance ?? on; ?? with Dr. Walker, thle fell.v filig ),ullet in: IAi .s;.sSi -'burr e* di;ng wvelllo - b erile s-ynip- t: 'eared Tlitor ht been reto-vcry oft ?? al7v a ceneral s rinlgl'. i S gt'od. lioral ...

... R. L. STEIAVENSON. AS PROFESSOR!IAL CANI)IiATE4. I1 A BRITISH 1AIJS1E1UM 'REASURE. Aongnn the, literary curiosities c aqirtedl F thle Britishl Milseuni doin the past year1, Ipv. tttunt I it, ilL t hot recently' publislicd OthticiIil return.ll spew ally unu InC ns Ii 0 1 us tUtI ill]m , given to Rhelent Tori isi S LAvenson oil hlis uatdnl jiuitro for the prnt'essorsloit of modarn huticy0 - ait ...

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... MILITARY DISPLAY AT THE ALHIAMIBRA. SOLDIERS OF THEI QUEEN. Powde'r is in the air, the Army is never long out J of our thoughts, and the Alhambra has entered I heartily into the spirit of the time by the patriotic military display, entitled Soldiers of the Queen, produced for the first time last night to a crowded' and highly-gratified house. The scene is laid at the Queerl's Parade, ...

... M. YVTE S- Y ?? R-EN-C I ?? ON ?? ?? ?? ?? EW:C'('OXO WAJs.LY VNRSOCXD. re At ?? iwo:kd nmouxily dinner of tho London 6, Cliaosii'h r of L'omnisse -t'r , leld Ilost ni-jht ill th e ' Is 'Ir.st-es.-.o lI. :a:srsst , Sir N ?? L.oLbock 1misn .- I 2t :i-. t'1e ?? t' t drus-ton vras sugar sxwrairS. .\ssso:sg t.:ae pr-sent 5 ero -M . Y evs (alvn t, of I i s' - r:-- . -ir 'Ilis. Sixt~is-lanci. M ? ...