... Abyssi- rer. nian and Ashantee wars to have been. Were up not King Coffee and King Theodore, with their for legions, defending the integrity of their country ves as truly as was Cetewayo ? ave Dr Farquharson can hardly be so ill-informed the as to believe ...

... speakers addressed ties meeting, isicladileg wei 00 Dr Lorigmuir, Rev. Mr Ross, Dr M'Gilvray, Rev. Georgefo a6 Campbell, Dr Templeton, and Mir Rait, teachsr. Whilefo ai- fruit was handed round, Dr Longonuir got the magic lantern to mit in ...

... DR JOSEP& PARKER IN ABERDEEN. The Rev. Dr Joseph Parker, of the City Temple, and Mrs Parker arrived in Aberdeen Yester. day from Edinbuargh by the Nortil British t1a&; dlue at 1i35 p.m. The Rev. Dr John Dunic?.1, Trinity Congregational. Church, the Rev ...

... platform :-Rev. Dr Dewear, late Prin- jai~ cipal. of Mariechal College ; Rev. Dr Davicdson ; Rev. Mr rael 0Primlrose ; Rev. Mr Simpson ; Rev. Dr Longmluir ; Rev. ear M. F. Parker ; Rev. John Adam;I Rev. C. Roes (Free cm' Church); Rev. ...

... Provost, Baillie Walker, i 'eso of Guild Sangster, and Mr Edmond voted ;' I Atfell and, Mr Philip supported the amendment, I bed Principal Pirie, Mr Scott, Air Simpson, and M2lr I Lawrence declined to vote. Dr Pire, as a member of the committee appointed to ...

... place in the Music Hall last night, to do honour to Dr Mitchell, who has just re- tired fromn the ministry of the West Parish . Church, In. presenting to Dr Mitchell his portrait by Sir George Beid, Dr Alexander Walkeron behalf of the congrega- tion, paid ...

... Royal salute u' tI6 King alightod and the band played a lectien from the Siamese National Hymn. lll SMajesty inepectid the guard and then 5Sred Che State carriage wrth the Dukes of CUMbridle arid Portland and his eon, Prince Cbira, and dr.ve to Buckingham ...

... Schools; Dr Tulloch, BallovWeO Mr. X!. Tillocl, do. ; Mr Rtobortson do. ; Norman MadpllorsOhsl, REq., advocate, Edinburgh; J. D. Mjilne, sen., Bsq., adv-c- cate, Aberdeen ; G. Grub, Esq., do., do. ;-R. Adam, Rsq., l do., do. ; Mr Catto, banker; ...

... he could not help it-- Mr Livingston said he did nob denounce Mr :bundie for suci a thing. Mr Mandie said that unless they put their ohoulders to the wheel they would never get even- t ug meetings. If they did not recommend Mr Cooper there was no other ...

... have only to do with service. In conclusion Dr Parker spoke of the cordiality of his reception in Aberdeen, and referred especially to the loving kindness of Mr and Mrs H. Gray towards Mrs Parker and himself. Dr John Duncan submitted the ...

... thI Rev. Dr M'Tfgart, Greyfriara: Dr Timlochq Mr FrasrSt. ti Clements: Mr Fairwvealther, Nieg Mr Allan, Pet-rrulter-Mr pa Leslie of Poisis: M Ir F-Tnmrphrev of Cnminlev n Dr ...

... decided in favour of the defendants. W-AREAKNGc~ Mr GLkDSTONE'S Winnows.-Ir C'. -W. Stokes, as a promoter of the war demaonstratieil iHyePrhaving wvritten to assure Mr Glad- qtn ht:all violence was against 'Mr Stokes' 'Iearnetitly exipressed wish publicly ...