... I.S. ' Magicienue has just arrived here, e axing in tos the German East African liner Bitedestatlh. which she claims as a la-wful pri'ae! c of war. Tne Bondesrath was making for Delagoa h Bav. edeit -he was tiue on Monday. She was overhauled outside by ...

... Relief Bill was drop-ped immediatelv after its introduction, and two important thongh ccnaientiouss commercial measure--the Corn- p-anies Bill ard the Monivlenders Bill-were dropped after they had passed through ile] Upper House. The agitation in the Church ...

... a member cesters, | | that the rear and gun trucks were following the locomotive, and that all might squeeze into them, of corn beef, and our water bottles filled. They Mutiny. marched to the mortuary at the Police Office, concludes: —Lt the opening of ...

... Tex. Corn. 103 4 u/4I 8 5YG 4 Ialt. & tOhio Com. 60h 59; | N.Y. Central. &c. 154: 4$ Chicago, Milwaukee, & *t Nl.YOnt. 2OWsa * 43 1 PaulCorn. 1204 N Dorf do Westn. 253?J4 DLouver, doc., COta. 194; CDo. Pt 74 |Dot. 73i 2P . 3 I I - cri. P ,c. Corn. 56&-*4 ...

... cii duty as corn aso posible. Salary, £60. Applinations. with techi- menfials of ehacacter and qualinications, to he Iedged. ~'with JAMES MACM.JTSH75, Clerk~ of the Bord YPoolews, 20th December. 1099. PPETCE CLERKS9-Boys desiring to enter Law 4A Or Commercial ...

... afternoon. H.M.S, Magicienne has just. arrived here, bavihg in tow the German East African liner Bundesrath, which she claims as a lawful prize of war The Buindesrath was making for belagoln shy, where she was cdue on Mtonday. She was everhauled outside by the ...

... infantry, nlder Lieutenant Ryan, of the M?.nster Fusiliers: the New South Wales ambulance, under Surgeon-Miajor Dodds; ansI 200 Corn- -wall Light Infantry, marching on foot-the whole under the command of Uieutenant- Colonel Pilcher, of the Bedtortsbire Regi- ...

... for ' Those left be- . li id ire: M-Ir -ohni ;-acdiarmid: Crai C-owan. Blmnoral 1.. 1ll I IThe S'naer _1grmifac.turing Corn- iftp.n l': nttalme~n'l. per M\r|t |.f-m'es ro . Abercen 2 3 0 l -Hogi rostar0- 2 6J AB0ERQFDEX.I I H~~g~n~lNS. .. ...

... Dewdrop, beh.ooving to Mr he John Lewis. Aberdeen, at Stroreay, whlereby two J. of the crew were drowned while attempnt-ng to in corne ashore on a raft. Another unfortunate sLd casualty WAes the collision between th- steam IS, trawler St Oswin and the emIl line ...

... natives were trumped tsp eve agis-h othgl epcted colonists, ,lcagswich In almost every ease were utterly idisoroved at the law courts. At length a farmer na med Bezuideohout was summonted bfr Icircuit court to answer so the charge of ill- treating a ...

... this season, 123,247,000 ; Inst season, 168 it was January, 66; May 69g ; July, 70}. ociation HE CLOSING OF KINGHORN SHIP- CoRN opened steady at unchanged r nstitute, BUILDING YARD. | deciined at first in sympathy with whea losses were subsequently recovered ...

... 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 ...