... At 3 stmrwbersy Kanl;, oer the 8th inst., in her 1st year, lane Rhind, widow of Robert, M'RKilliam, Aberleesi. 1,.1.'. No flowers, ty re- qluest. 'Ihis is the onlly intimation. M'LEAN.-Suddenly, at 50 Elmideld 'Avenue, Aberdeen, on the 7tli inst., Elizabeth ...

... versatility is considered the most striking char- Mir Iacteristic, Mr Funk has produced a dozen Stai portraits in two months, which show a -rapid Lor hbrush. a rapid power of synthesis which is Seer Ineither searching nor deep, brilliant colour don iwithout subtlety ...

... c. FOOD CO., DM., Milford Works, Queen 's .. . A. 8 .. 5 . 9 am. little child and not • child of the devil, as it does It shows t h e confidence the better•inforreed of the VIM* TES sue. Dow. Meat was applied to any kind of food, while The perfection ...

... from the objects before him, took tbeott the Guildhall where this work was being exhibited, and coursed to them upon the flowers and plants before them, wh were, he said, as instructive as Nature hersel.f Not only there this chef d'ceuvre on which to ...

... Chippendale furniture extant. The gardens at the back are so extensive that they are not infrequently lent by Lord Iveagh for flower shows. Washington society is just now engaged in trying to solve nice little problem. The Turkish Minister, AH Bey, has lately ...

... Elgin_ on Fridey—ble Innee HOll/1!, presiding. The seere• tary said that the date pf the summer show had been fixed for 25th July, but as the Aberdeen show fell on the following day, it was thought by some hat the two shown were too close on one another ...

... as employers or employed, or as working amateurs, in (Ii farming. dairying. poultry-keeping, or bee•keeping; (b) fruit or flower-growing for profit; (c) laying out of grounds. .orestry, and the management of estates. 2. To circulate useful information ...

... Wteat, & CLap .ny), AhPrdeen, ned widnow of James Audersesn, oapetnsrf Worke, Aberdeen, in the 82ad l year i h r .:ge. 3So flowers. ADAM.-At hiriccown. Echt, on the 30th inst., Mary Adm, dlang-ter of the late John Adam, Tillyhoy, Echt, aged 65 rears Funeral ...

... not bolding the cycle shows this year end, it appears that they are still to be. The authorities connected with tho National and Stanley shows have failed to come to any agreement with and therefore, the usual rivalry of the two shows will codtinue, with ...

... with common canvas curtains There was not even carpet ragged boards A glimpse into the bedroom whence his Majesty had emerged showed tiny cabin with mud walla, and camp bed standing on mod floor. The Emperor received Forhe* with great kindness, shaking hands ...

... weie held in the gymnasium The annual eencral meeting of John hous Limited was held in burgh yesterday Tho annual a neo sheet showed a profit for the year of £10661 and a sum avail-: able for distribution of £9346 The directors reconum that out of this a ...

... Majesty this ( Saturday ) afternoon to ths Boyal Hosp ' . Lal , aA lu . imi . i . uh&m , which nia . y bo called the Irish Chelsea , fur it Ecrvep the same btrieficant parpos ® aa the admirable inhtifcubion o ( the' I SrigUBb metropolis .. Kilmimuiim ...