Well-Known Aberdeen Jumping Pony. Mr William Trail, the Aberdeen racehorse owner, has sustained a serious loss by the death of Aviator, his champion pony. Aviator, which was years old, had competed with great success all the principal

of Peterhead. At Lena bo, Longside, on the 24th ult, Mrs Cassie, sen., aged U 9 years. At Longside, on the 28th ult., William Trail (recently farmer, Upperton, Peterhead), late of Fraserburgh, aged 7fi years. At Mary hill, fireens, the 28th ult., Jane

menu- facturen The CHARLID3 11'EDDALL, M.A., Lanny R•ctorr, Nottingham, Realer since ISIS et Linby with Papplewick Mr. WILLIAM TRAIL ANDIERSON, Kimberley. Griqualand West, Colony, formerly of Aberdeen. engineer and hardware merchant. Estate in the United

Sheriff Henderson on the bench —Ebenezer Trail was charged with having, on 2nd insL, at 12 Jackson Terrace, occupied by William Trail, stolen gold wateh, a gold watch-obain. and a watch-case. He 'had been previously convicted of theft.. Acohsed pleaded

daughter of Charles Mackionon, Esq., of Great King Street, Edinburgh. Married, at Edinburgh, on the instant, by the Rev. William Trail, of Free Kelvinside Church, Glasgow, Edward R. Townsend. Esq., M.D., Cork, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of John Humphrey

Brown, contractor. Kilwinning, Ayrshire. Shanks—M LAN. —At 86 North Frederick Street, on the 31st ultimo, by the Rev. William Trail, of the Free Tron Church. Mr. James Shanks, sculptor, to Mur) - , eldest daughter of the late Janies B. M Lachlan, sculptor

Arehlbald. deacon: Mr Charles Henderson, boxmaster: Mr Wm. Daniel, first master: and Mr John P. Hall. late deacon. Taliers—Mr William Trail , deacon: Mr James Morrison. boxmaster: Mr James Archibald, first master: and Mr J. B Leitch late deacon. !ammeters—Mr

abdomen and up. Another man named Freder.ck HetJ ng* , stabbed m the right arm and Ul. yt.Uni.J th. polic. u .i.c.rui named William Trail, suspicion. On ba.ug Trace exclaimed Murder ! 1 rhould think ia le charged with murdering me. George accused’s brother

five being of the masculine and two the feminine geoder, and named respectively •Limes Lane. 19, William Dear man, 20, William Trail. 15, Dennis Desmond, ll», Daniel Hyde, 15, Mary i'onnnan, 17. and Catherine Henderson, 19, were brought WTore C. M. Campbell

Disgraceful Outrage. —William Trail and Patrick Welch, two desperate ruffianly-looking fellows, were charged with the following disgraceful outrages. Mr. from the office of Mr. De la Mere, solicitor, appeared to prosecute, and stated