... THE KIRKIIILL PUBLIC SCHOOL, NICG. ke nig to RiSOrUTION TO APl'Y TO PYAILTAMENT. att u°r On ucseday afternotin a meet(ing of the School Board V11 ti, of the parish of Nigg was held within the ofice of tho il Ur clerk, Mr M'Lcnnanl, 4S King Strcet-Mlr P. Qooper, a1o Ys chairman of the Board, presiding. see The chief business before the meeting was to receive oil) and dispose of n ...

... OLD)MAOI1AR LOCAL AUTHORITY. 'in The Public Health Committee of tile Oldlmaehr c Local Authority met in the Board Room, Diamond r to Street, last night-Colonel Cadenhead in the chair. la- MHE BSPITAL CHANNELS. r Lrly It will be remembered that in December last the ple, Oonmmisuioners of Police of Old Aberdeen sent to the hat Local Authority a letter oomplaining of the state of Butb the ...

... sorb- m. In THE ARMISTICE STILL UNSIGNED, d by soln- al or CONTINUED FIGHTING. Vern- ,ry to VirNNAt, M',onday. Con- The Politicl Corresponduce publishes the following adfew telegra from Consttantinople dated to-day:- Up to arved yeclerdaiy at noon no official information of the signi- rine thure of the prefiminariesof peace gied reached the Porte. esent This delay, however, is meet probably ...

... rnw -,.h. 4n4nl THE PoULTnr Sssow.-The total drawings at the stkJ poultry showduring the two days it woe open were stkI g. £42 9as Wd. Several of tbe prize birds changed owners uk.I Wte- at the prices quoted for them in the catalogue. It is stk I ndi- calculated that over a thousand persons visited the stir. with show. stk I like SUDDRN DEATHS.-Alexander Gordon, meal dealer, stk , ,difi- Breic ...

... NOTICE OF REMOVAL. THE ABERDEEN TOWN AND COUNTY FUNERAL UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT tT HAS BEEN ESRIOVED TO THOSE NEW AND LARGER PlREMISES, N o. 14 ST PAUL STREET, T HERE all branolhes of the Funeral Business are combined, and the entire Y anrrangements connected with Funerals are carried cut with Care and Despatch, under the experienced Managemenlt of MR J A M E S LES L I E, P who has t ecc for ...

... thio wvll 8aia * ,ia he le, DESPATCH FROM MR LAYARD. it a e's w THE DELAY IN SIGNING THE w ARMISTICE. er )W' tI ke of ;: sn The Foreign Office last night issued further cor at n respondence respecting the affairs of Turkey, contain- n ing a! single telegrnplic despatch frorn .3l Layard to u- EarlDerby, received January29, dated Constantinople, ne January 29:- I have been categorically ...

... PETER1EAD BURGH SCHOOL BOARD. I said HIGHER gDUCATION AND THE ACADEMY. we of forced This Board met yesterday to receive a minute on this loQok- subject, which wvas adopted as follows --A conference I wereI re sanctioned by a majority of the directors of the alter Academy, and unanimously agreed to by the School l what Board of the burgb of Peterhead was held on the 22nd rixhed and 29th Octoher ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMEN T. I 'ail II_ g i e' .1 I E le- allybi i, HOUS~E OF LORDS-OKA 'Ygik-, inl ace Cfr Their lordshil's inert at five o'clock, wpork ed THBd WAR. trurfir ud .Lord STRATH9DEN. aId CAMPBELL, calted atten- You of tion, it, pursuftico of notice, to 'the further coreesponl. to con deuce respecting the affairs of Turkey.. .He regre~tted ton he ~'the want of meore speelflc ...

... ABERDEEN, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 30, 1878, The events of the week have been the resignationI of Lords Durbpyand Carnarvon. 'rue former, however, was withdrawn,.but the latter has been accepted, and it is believed LordI Sandon will be the next bead of the Colonial office. The immediate cause of the resignations was sthted to be dissatisfactione with an order given to the fleet to proceed to ...

... PHRTH, Thursday night. h The writ arrived in Perthl to-day,. and Tuesday, the a] 29th, has been fixed for the nominations and Saturday, w the 2nd February, for the poll. I] The nomination of candidates- for the city election al took place on Fdiday before the Sheriff.. Dr Mackie, Conservative, and Mr Parker,. Liberal, were duly nomi- natedl. LEITH.. MDR W. WVLc11-TniNRNT of Rnimgally, ...

... REWARD FOR SAVING LIFE, TO THE EDITOR OF THE AIERDEEN JOURNAL. SIn,-I had great pleasure in being present at the presentations made to-day on behalf of the Norwegian f GovernmentC At the samnetime, I. regret that the q names of several persons who at risk to life aull limb tried to save the lives of Norwegian seamen were not taken any notice of. For instance, nothing could have been mole ...

... ; 4L;wm ACTION FO1t RECOVERY OF ALLEGED STOLEN PROPERTY. I 1 : : . . * . : I I .1 It will hb remembered that on the 27th of October 's lest, a tailor named Wm. Clark 25 years of ngo, resid- n nt, ing at Bridge of Dee, was charged-barore Sheriff . Ce(I Comris Thomson and a juiy-at Stonehaven, yrith fE tal. having, late'on the evening of Monday the 17th Septem- hos her; or early oh the morning ...