... was the Biblica! law, Six days s.alt then 'abour.-- ITI conclusion, the justice warned thoee wtho desired idle days against thle tendency to commit crime. THE ENGLTSQH POOR LAW. At the annual meeting of the Associ- ion of Poor Law onion in London last ...

... 102,511, against 103,033; Canada, 17,970, against 29,705; and the Argentine Republic 178,969, against 334.950. The value of corn imn- ported was £36,855,048, against :638,237,246. Dead meat of the value ,of £24,142,747 was imported doning the eight months ...

... to Robert Gordon's Col- lege. and anything which would strengthen the I bond existing between the pupils wvas to be wel. a corned. (Applause.) He suggested that the basis of the association should be as wide as possible, I end msu'nbership should be eligible ...

... schoolboy at Dulwvich in 1i94, he shot. in the cadets' match. The two following. years found him a member of the teams that corn- - peted for the Ashburton Shield, making the Ihighest scores for his school on both occasions Iwinning the Lady Grey's Challenge ...

... otollowiig boys and girls are thanked for tpiddles and eonundrums :-Jeasie Smriart, Robsit Law, lerancis Westland, Marion Keith, asd Alex. Smart, all of Aberdeen.; Nellie Law~sooe, Keith; Roederick, 'M .ayblossom, etc. We shall 'he happy to 'have new or original ...

... DEFAULTiNfG GOVERNMENT CON- TRACTORS. Major NSOER a-iced if t-e law officers of the Crown had advised proceedings against certain l contractors for the War Office. 3Mr A. J. BALFOTR-The law officers inform .us tdere is no sufficient g-otnds for a criminal ...

... Wilson, son; 'A ir W. Hall shipbuilder, Aberdeen, oousin;, e- r THugh Stirling, London, brother-in-law; Rev. 'James Davidson. Edinburgh, brother-in-law : Mr Irvine Stirling, London. nep-hew; Mr D, Li-tlejohn, sheriff clerl; M1r A. P. Hogarh, '-Mr George ...

... trawlowners had already intimated their decision ' in regard to the bye-laws, and that these had l been printed and copies of them gosted on board the trawlers, and to these bye-laws the masters were determined ,to adhere. The letter 1, from Hull, published ...

... Board would have power to deal with orders made by the Local Government 1 Board affecting county or district councils or poor law boards, or made by judges of assize authorising payments by county or district councils. nmi- dentaIll he mentioned that the ...

... r be unable to obtain civil and religious liberty for all white men and equal protection for all I coloured men before the law. The Australian delegates had brought home a practical contribu- tion towards the government of the empire in their federation ...

... but they,:were able to proceed south -by train. FIRE AT POINT LAW_ .About three o'clocicyesterday nfterncon ge Was discovered so have brolken out in the fishcuring yard in Clyde Road, Point Law, belonging to Mr Alexander Gauld, fish salesman, 11 Hadden: ...

... Trinity Free Chlme' nOi m siuce th'~ aI r-1h nni 1 ii cifneied to tile boo-c, lie c fud it possibls to movet about, making itno corn v u plaint of serious illes,. For the past foattti h ti ad 'beenl prostrate. but rite caits-& of death lxas j physical decay ...