... I I i I hear it stated that, owing to-6bjections put forward by Colonel Mathias and other military men, the Duthie Park site may not, after all, be hchsen. for the erection of the memorial to the Gordon Hiehlanders Ywho fell during the Indian Frontier campaign. That there should be opposi- tion to the resolution of the Link sand Parks Committee of the Town Council is not a. matter for surprise ...

... FARMS, FARMERS, AND FARMING . THE SEASON'S PROSPECTS. That the trade in cattle and sheep during the comang season, writes a correspondent, is likely to be good there can be little doubt. We have fair reason to hope that the recent outbreaks of foot-aad-3mouthr disease in Norfolk and Suffolk have been stamped out, and if this should, hap- pily, prove to be the case, one source of serious ...

... A JUCHLAmD CGUAp.E. BUSH FPOETM GRAPHIC DESMOHIPTxO- 'Oat of that nine monThs' campsign, erowded every day with new experienzes and fresh in- pressions, the fact that impressed me most of all was the abeolute self-reliance of 'the old man.' Roberts lifted un, prqjnoted, or destroyed the army generals-mnn as big almost as himself in the public mind-as if they were little children. Ye.s; Roberta ...

... | DISPUTE BETWEEN FARTMERS. I TNTEIRBSTINWG 0S.. I he Crt of Sesslon on W 7niday, Lord S |tornonth Darling -disposed of an action at iLe I instance of Henry Mackay, The Grove, Parkhl, F Rpsshire, against James Mitchell Thompson, . faar, 8h-dhirrek 3Iains. Puruer, the at going tenant of Shndur&c iafins in 1898, brought this action against the ingoing tenant for £1175. i6s d as t'ne amnjust ...

... ! arc moe'tttX W~ind-ocX Castle, Su~ndaiy. The Queon dr-ove out yes~terda)y fternOOll, _t t ( _nd*o by viscounrie ,c~ Dow~ne. |1he 'Earl of HCruetouu (lord chanAeberlaini)] Iand the Bishop orf niehesieI .rrired at the: I Cancit an.ld lid the honouior Of diniiai, withl UCEr Is7ies~ty snd the -i'noal tonily. MAfr9 Colin kppel, 1 ly Wn wacting to the l DitDch' s eo Sete-Cc nrg and Godia, had7 ...

... ELGIN COUNTY ASSESSMENT APPEAL I -, COURT. I I . I The annual Asaessmert Appeal Cnourt for the county of Elgin was held in the Old Court House, Elgin, yesterday forenoon-NMr Yool, Calcots, prta siding. There were only three appeals dealt with, a considerable number of certafied paupers being relieved of their assessments PETER TAYLOR STILL PROTESBUTI NO EXEMPTION. COMPLAINTS AGAINST POLICE ...

... I I THE RECORD CLUSED. Lord Kyilaohy. in the Court of Session, has j closed the record in the action of impie- lien; and damages at the instance of the kirk-session of Greyfriars Church, Aberdeen, . against the Corporation of Aberdoen, Aberdeen University CourL, and moderator and clerk of the i Presbytery of Aberdeen, in connection with the erection of the proposed new church of Grey- friars. ...

... jABERDEEN UNIVERSITY LIBRARY' I PROPOSAL TO OPEN To THE PUBLIC.I The Book Special Sub-Committee of Abecrdeen Public Library have issued a report of a eonfer- ence which took& Maee with the Aberdeen Uni- versity Library Sub-Comrnittee, which is oft special interest. The report is as follow;: -The I special subcommittee appointed by the Beick Sub-Committee on 8th inst. to confer %vix; a sub ...

... THE TRIAL OF BRESCl. HIS REASONS FOR 1KILLING KING HUMBERT.. VER.DIC-T AND SEN-TENCE. (REuTzRi's TiLreGnAds.) d 1 Milan, Wednesday The trial of Bresci for the assassination of King Humbert opened today at thej I Palace. of Justice. At an early hour a crowd assembled in the vicinity of the! court for the purpose of securing seats in 1 1 the publie gallery, but no one was admitted without a ...

... tbe Z m Court. Windsor Castle, Saturday. 6Qsk The Queen drove out yesterday afternoon, a accompanied by Princess Henry of Batten- berg and Princess Victoria of Sehleswig-Hfol- |1stein-. Prince Christian, of Schlesw-i-Holsteifl dined with 11cr Majestv last evening. due The Mlarquis of Salisbury and Lady con Gwendolen Cecil arrived at the Ca,4le, and M., had the honour of dining with the Queen ...

... ,t 1. T. FI XR7N1 NAVLON EOLE. . CALE, 01? RBMIJNERAT3ON.| (PBEass AssociATrON sWAIR SPECIAL.) S Pretoria, October 28 (by rail to Do Aar, Friday). Army orders have bpea'issued stating that no man i; to be aent to Pretoria for enlistment in t-ho Transvanl Constabulary until the conditions .have been road and thoroughly explained. New. regulat.ione., wbiuhl are preaumably final, have been issued ...

... THE AVANAl'AO SALVAGE CASE.| nF' AMTMARZT COIET. I A WA lI; ]b 0 jl. Inte tdmrlt i ntv aloe. *f the figh CourtCs the aimn tic as-wfe- rentin era tin bs st rr i te A n aii ainst tie -rner> of TsIat't ,a' ht nea xl before Sit Fran c-is l oit R 1he irt l trhe r-anIng i hbe Wai- T-e oAtiG eI't v- ery hesery anyd brrt IIli t rIs. tin 18th I emhe!aidi birekl *iltt t ref itt If keeio l heftn liii ...