... v, I.lTT~LE OF THE FIRST ISSUE OF D'JIl JOURNAL. I A 'tvi tile facsimile ofnubroeote 5 'yitirminiloss haing bee !.tt by rstst uutiwi t the historical room of tule *Tia'' ''C i 's tovrsItittitp, inl its issueo for 3ill arml irotae Ott thle subllject ...

... I THE FAC-SIMILE OF ABERDEEN JOURNAL OF .150 YEARS AGo. it The demand for the fac-similo of e the first number of the Aberdeen1 Journal continues to be extra. ordinary. Every post brings orders from all parts of the kingdom, and y it has only been ...

... ex- isten ce. W~e propose to commemorate this unique event in the history of British journalism by issuing on that day a fac-simile of the first number, which bears that it contained news From Tuesday, December 29, 1747, to Tuesday, January 5,1748, ...

... There was published along with Snturday's issue of the Aberdeen Journal a facsimile reprint of the Aberdeen Journal of 100 years ago, viz.,, of 7th January, 1799.. The facsimile is a careful reproduction by photo zincography of the original copy, and ...

... MESSAGES OF CONGRATULATION. )rre- INTE RESTING COMMENTS AND say oRETROSPECTS. void cor- Early copies of the fac-simile of the first the number of the Journal were addressed 'to 3 re- Her Majesty the Queen, to Ministers of the erial Crown, and to Dther ...

... article will give an account of Colonel Macdonald's career as a voluAteer. in Inverness before he enlisted, along with a facsimile repro- duction of his signature in the books of the Inverness volunteers when bi fe the he ~~~~~joined that body. Newsagents ...

... Marquis pf Salisbury to say that he is much obliged to you for your letter of the 30th December, gud for the interesting fac-simile of the first number of the Aberdeen Journal which rou have kindly sent him. Yours, faithfully, R. T. GuNToN. -avid Pressly ...

... connection with the production of this facsimile. The entire profits realised from itssale are to be devoted to s charities selected by Her Majesty, and the Gordon Boys' Home will be the principal participant. The a facsimile now issued is in every sense a work ...

... CI AD WA 9] AlN-D WHEAT I 0 C gL 0 XT RtEPRESENTS OVER3 i3;00 TONS OE TRSET 4ere is a Facsimile of tlle World's Record Duty C~eque for Tea just paid to Her Majesty's Customs, Lou don, I LIPTON'S TEAS~ by LIPTON for 4is Wleek's Clearalce of Tea. I LIPTON7S ...

... between the end of the C I and the beginning of the upstroke of the Ib which characterizes the IC in the 'limes' b facsimile. The r in Parnell is pf the tr sarne character as that in the Times, 01 and the terminating stroke of the final 1 ...

... work devoted to photozinkographoic facsimiles of I national documents, under the title of ^ 'National Manu- .scripts of Scotland, one part has been published, and las I been very favourably received. The facsimiles are stated to thave been admirably ...

... supported, and of the system which she hAs inspired. The gift consisted of an elegant and curious Louis XVL timepiece, a facsimile of one at Fontainebleso, executed by Boudet, and o two graceful candelabra. It is now definitely settled (says a Windsor ...