... and 3 lbe; on Wednesday, Mfr James Milne landed 1 salmon, 6 Ibe.; on Thursday, 1 salmon, 8 lbs. On the Aboyne Castle water, on Tues- day, 1 salmon, 7 lbs., was landed; on Wednesday, 1 salmon, 9 lbs., was landed by the keepers. On the Glentanar water very ...

... complete- ness of the defeat' of Mahmud's army. Re- fugees say that half his force Was killed. FATAL TRAMWAY KC4R ACCIDENT IN BIRMINCfl AM. -A terrible tramway accident bappenedin Bir- mingham on Monday afternoon,a woman and her child being crushed to death ...

... MILITARY OBITUARY. From the Army List for October. GsrERaAL-Arabin, late 2d life guards. lrEsu.'tsAseT-COLOrsELS-Forsteen, 12th foot, Sir A. Cathcart, Bart. half pay 73d foot ; Preedy, half pay 90th. MAJon-Parker, half pay Nugw-nt's levy. CAPTAINS-Cane ...

... The fecond battalion of the 53d regiment cqmpofel of the Lancafhire army of referve quartered for Come time paft in the county of Cumberland, have received their route for Ire. land. On the 7th inil. the non-commilioned officers and privates of Captain ...

... Canlgeron Highlanders) of a son and ?heir. d At the Manse of Mid Calder, MIrS SOMnER3, of a daugh- ter. Last week, a poor woman in Chapel Street, Durnfries, wac- e delivered,,of three ehildren, The mother is doing wcll, 'bt the children all died on Sunday ...

... He pleaded guilty, eind was fined 20s, with su asthe option of ten days' imprisonment. Co a A WOMAN INTEP.FERING WITH THE POLIC13- ref ?? Burk, a young woman, was charged at the Ali Aberdeen Police Court yesterdrsy- -Baillie Smith on tins gin it benrch-with ...

... DB)wvNrNt OF A FOF~AR WOMAN AT ABE- DERN.-A Forfar correspondent writes:-Fresh in- telligence regarding the, tinding of the body of Helen Ross in Aberdees Dock is eagerly looked for. In an interview Miss WVelker, the deceased's former land- lady, said she. ...

... leceived in town, that xi Ambaffador from the Dey of Algiers had landed at Ramfgate. The proper ollicers fct off on Mon- day to conduct l'.Sm to town. This ambalia.lor, we learn, landed without haying performed qua- rantine. TudHay, the Lord Mayor was ...

... French army has returned fron) Madagascar. It left Paris ten months ago 2°00 strong, and received last August a reinforcement of 500. It comes back numberiag 380. The survivors are, with few exceptions, invalided. Immediately the regi. ment landed it was ...

... hus- band, Prince Frederick William of Prussia. Arthur Thomson, Esq., Prussian consul, acknowledged on behalf of Prussia. The army and navy, acknow- ledged by Sir A. L. Hay, and Captain Farquhar, and a few other toasts lbrought the entertainment to a close ...

... experienced prevented the boats from getting to sea, and the quantity of fsh landed 1 was consenuently small, A large number of coal e ships have discharged cargoes, while one vessel 1 landed a cargo of cement, and others general goods, &c. Several ships have ...

... unfortunate woman,whish had the effect of making her vonait: but it was not thought, appatently, that n anything serious would happen. As sbe felt very il l some time afterwards, Dr Robertson was sent for about a half-past seven, but the woman wae dead before ...