... from that of Dr Adatlt. ir Winiter, lyko, moved that tho Assembly should not adopt tho conclusion that Dr Dowds's writings do not afford ground for a process, A long discussion ensued, and in tho final: voto Dr Adam's motion was put against Mr Rutlny's, ...

... DR. HALLW'S ARCTIC EXPEDITION. . F - % I The New York papers contain some information relative to the return of Dr. Hall, the Arctic explorer. The nab- joined extracts are from the Nesw York Timtes:- Dr. C. F. Hall, the Arctic explorer, whose arrival ...

... entertained that the rinderpest had made its appearance in the herd of Mr. James Idildom, of St. George's, and we have since learnt that Mr. Barrell, of Keynsbam, was called in to confer with Mr. Gregory, the veterinary inspector of the district, and both those ...

... KINGS OF THE ATHLETIC I FIEL5DS. SOMTE NOTABLE Rq-CORDS. Ur BFletcher ribins-mj has an ineet- 1Famtily Mfapizin&' I1poii :cthltiC records. It i ,HE DtSAPPHrANkr Cye OF TILE ALL-OU(OD flsire 1850 (di' writer sti-s) arlmtatur at Ii- Ie'e- 'eve ciichi ...

... by Satanita, Britaunia, and the Metaor last. Mr George B Thompson, Vice.Commodore of the famous Royal St George, was on the battery along with several members of the committee, as well as Mr -M Moore and Mr Wallae. Moore, the celebrated chronometer makers ...

... property. About two miles and a half. Mr St. U. Oiwald'i ?? itoss C. E. Olioghltsne Peter Mhr chapminl'A Tom JIet Mr Pattonl Bothusse's Dandy j,3 Mr Obhapsmsn' ?? Afr ?? lnlmsall I Mr Orabbl's litholwald Mr Long's Iloyslity 3 ...

... mile, open to all, won by Mr. J. A. Williams, in a magnificent spurt. Among the visitors present we noticed the Rev. 0. Evans, Head Mlaster; the 1Rev. T. N. Hutchinson, the late Second Master; Dr. Lloyd, the Bailiff; Dr. Evans, Mr. William Mathews, Rev. ...

... Captain James, Mr James Mr David Rhind, Rev. Mr Gibb, Mr Christic, Master of the Go- vernment School of Design, discharged the duties of crou- pier; and there were also present Professor Fraser, New Col- Lege, Dr Murray, LL.D, ...

... PRESENTATION OF PRIZES AT KING S COLLEGR. The prizes gained by the fourth year arts students at Aberdeen University were presenteui yesterday in the Moral Philosophy Class Roor,. Principal Sir Win. Geddes presided, and Professors Milligan, Stewart, Fyfe ...

... Dr. Jongh's Light Brown Cod Liver Oil.— Unrivalled ah a for Wajtixo.—The extraordinary curative power* of Dr. Oil in the treatment Infantile Wasting have been the subject favourable comment from numerous medical men. Amongst these. L>r. Stavelv King, ...

... two years. This Mrs. Harding states is absolutely false, for he left her at eleven o'clock on the morning of the murder, having assured her that she was the only woman he loved. He was then very strange, and had passed a restless night. Mrs. Collier declared ...

... ward, Sir. J. H. Shortiouse, SIr. R. A. Swaync, i\Ir. C .l Mathews, Sir. H. M. Pannett, Mr. A. Laker, Dr. F. 4 Sanders, Sir. C. A. Harrison, and lr. F. F. Barlam. s Mrs. Vardy presented the junior champion cup for ceom- potitors under 15, and wihich was ...