... _- I In Aberdeen Sheriff Court yesterday-Acting Sheriff-Substituto J. C. Dove Wilson on the boneh-James Mackie and Co., general mer- chants, Lewes of Fvvie, were charged, under the Sale -f Foods and Drugs Act, with having, on E 20th Judy, in their premises at Inverythan. by the hands cf their aesistant, sold to John Bruce, police inspector, a pint of whisky which was nct of the nature and ...

... vn1nAL OF Tl imLA'EtM PROFESSOR - - - 'tJUNS3TON. i *; The funeral of the late Professor Johnston, D.D., took place on TlnluJday 'to Oldmnachar CathedraL As iS usual . on such occa, sions, the obsequies partook of an academics nature, but as also indicating the great respect in which the late professor of divinity was held, the funeral was largely attended by the general public, including not ...

... I THlE MOO-ES. I Good sport is still being enjoyed on the moors, though the heat is excessive, and, in many re- spectr, very trying both for sportsmen and do-s. The general report is that birds aro plentiful arid strong. There is no appearance of clisease. Better sport is being got this season than for several years past. 'ihe following reports have been received: - Aboyne.-Yesterday, on the ...

... |NsCn PARISH CHURCH. i ORDINATMON OF RIflV. JOIN MACK. Rev. John Mack, late assistant Botwell Parish Church. was yesterday ordained and inducted minister of the parish of Inscb, the vacancy lisv- ing been caused by the translation of Rev. R. S. Kemap to Old Peer parish. When the time for service drew near a largo congregation gathered in the Parish Church, and the following Members of the ...

... '' ABERDEEN STOCK EXCHANGCE. ABEnbflMN, Tuesfday. surace hare et£4 ia (hreetims),Richards o. ~~~~~~~Closing Prices ne l)ESOER'TI~~~~~lY. layiers. Selles. RAM~WAYU. £e 3. D. £ S. D'. oek O G.N. of Scotland Pf. Con. 0 0 0 89 00( sth 100 G.N. of Soot. Def. Cony.. 0o0 0 31 10o0 eOM 100 G.N. of &ot. 4 .s Deb.. 0 0 0 143 00 sth 100 G.N. of Scot. 4 p.c. Lien. 135 0 0I140 00 atk 100 G. N. of Seat. 4 ...

... : :M BARNETT.-At 44B PoWla PIace, Aberdeen, on the 10th inst., the wife of Win Barnett, of .4daueghter. SEATTIE.-At 90 King's Crescent, Abercdeen, on the 8th August, the wife of George' Beattit, of a daughter. BONNER-At 17 Mile End Avenue . Aberdeen , on the 9th inest. Mrs A. C. Bonner, of'a son. CRUIChSHINIL.-At the Kennels, Floors Castle, Kelso, Romburgishire, on the 11th inst., the wife of ...

... iAda~s SRIFL GATo j I1 IXG . 1. - I The second day's proceedings sin conueetion with the thirty ainath an-nual meetix of* the Angus and' Merns -Artillery and- Rifle Associa- tion were: commenced shorly after eight o'clock at oniSatuxday morning, and continued during the ate whola dayj concluding betweert se-en and'eight b on that evening. The.weather on. Satur- bl day 'was similar to that of . ...

... THE CR.IEAN HEROINE. . MADE THE REGIMTENT 'LAUGH IN FACE OF DEATH. a The publication of the story of Mrs Lewis, of d Newport, Mon., formerly Mrs Driscoll, who went a through the Crimean War with her husband, has e recalled to Mr Thomas Smith, of Heston, Houns- low, late sergeant of the 1st Foot and quarter- .master-sergeant of the Middlesex Regiment, an e entertaining story of Mrs Driscoll and ...

... i1,W SCH1OOLS FOR ABERDEEN. 1 A'[JVITY IN BUlTh)INCG. ii: ,: iu I~ l ll (I 0i 'aii ti lti - I istitii :ti ii: . ' ii I 'will'. tviu (Ii , 'tiiit'iitiii- X ii ili'ile I..'ii Si Iio l'iiir.id hav it I 'll'N I I~XL''*I i al to '- t 70' I 1 i I',:ItI jit hIIIov W ~' I LL. , liia L lit f tuer th(al f'ive Iow tiol~ irai :dNIa:.. L .i t.l iL ti tct' O h rSik t hiS Ac: : cjl IA-Ii. LUt l tJ1ijitj ...

... zIACVUFF CONGIREGATIONAL I CHJURCH~,I SEC)OND DAY'S SALE. OPENED BY PROVO_7,rST AIU-NIWO, BANEF. Theo h xrodav bsx ourgrtiitcedl is iby o meilbers of the (oil giegktiollal ('horltf, Siied ut, for 'rhe pul putsL of oi bitt!;itl&I faUIS to itUgtillt thle £B300 jtiny hz.ve ;airaldlltly ratijted Yor thoe Lbildiulg of it !mactee Was opeileL, fit' thie serioud clay, o1 Siatur- slay, byv i'Rtovt ...

... THlE MOORS, Arndilly.-The Right Hon. Earl of Westmor- land, to his own gun, -bagged on Monday 18 brace groufw and 5 couples hares. The weather was very ory and hot, and the 3oent bad. Bsddoch and Cornalarig. -Mr Crake and party (4 guns) had 47 brace grouse on Mondoy, and on Tuesday the sante party had 2k brace. Blackwatar bloors.-The Earl of Merch killed, on Tuesday, 40 brace grouse; Lord ...

... DISCOVEllY OF Dl) \VID;NE VAULTS IN I~ ~~~~3 ABERDEENI Thew workinen engsgeii in demaolishinig tim s-hi pcitpertics il thle E:,ehogsviec Rlow irea. hessv ittadic sousle inter esting. dlisiive-ices within thle past fi~w days, sithlough LII s5 are not, likely to be of any v E %. Tri0e tit-ds 'c iionst, of several brioli- bulilt valt~s Istlnd-sroatilthe oloonie inl mt c' of LI LIt IIOIi tkill, ...