... t arty AinDRFEN JOUnNAL OFt'IOV, ,s. 47 Fleet Street, London, B.C., Thursday morning. Ilid JTO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS. CODI _- the (BY SPECZI7AL WVIRE.J the try, for EGYPT AND THE SOUDAN. airs -- [F Rom To-DAY's Turzs.] ASSoUAN, Wednesday. It is inmpossiblo to avoid being strtsck by tbhe freedom with which every one here openly admits lield that he is waiting to see if any force will be provided ...

... I ABERDEEN'fLIBERAL ASSOCIATION. y. REPRESENTAiXON OP THE CITY. k nseoting of the General. Council (the 230) of Ic . the Abrrdeen Liberal Association was held in the . Lecturo Room, Cafe Buildisigs list night. Mr Prosser, -y. chairman ci the assooitition, presided. When thet lbusincssecsmmencecd, at eight o'olock, the hall wild not .half filled ; and at no time in the course of thie ven- ini ...

... EDUCAT[ONAL Il\TSUTE OF SCOTLANDh * ' ' ABREREEN A1WUE -of QS Saturday the annual meeting of-ths Aberdeen toi Brartchof the EducationalIntitute of Scotland was of heldiin the Girls' igh School,'BoElont Street, teo Abordoen-1r G. I. Duthio, Waodside; rnesiding. An Fe abstract of the income and expenditure for the year ef was submitted. It showed the income for general an funds amounted to ...

... PARLIAMENTAR Y NOTES. Tm. OUNIPIPAL ELECTIONS BImL. i e The Grand Committee on Law and Courts of Justice s and Legal Procedure sat again yesterday, under the presideney of Mir Sclater-lBooth, to proceed with the C consideration of the Munieipal Elections (Corrupt I and Illegal Practices) Bill. At the last meeting of the Committee the original clauses were disposed of, and a long adjournment ...

... ECOLBSIASTIOAL r, ReranrATssvs CHUReCos CoUNIFL.-Yesterday a meeting of the Executive Cotnmltteo of the Represent. atlve Church Counel wvas held in Edinburgh-Mr Br)alfdaue presiding. It wee reported that twoa legacies * had been received from Mr Smith, Aberdeen-one of a £.M0 to thHe huroh Council, and &250 to the Foreign 0 3Mission Board. A long discussion has taken place on .1 the oftices of ...

... LQRD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL - ON gUBAIC. AFFAIRS. n aA TLErrB O YATIr' Wednesday. tie Aonsrvative deorsetration wvas held in the orn -o Exehanigo this evening,. the prinoipal speaker being ;en Lord R. Churehill, M.P. The object of the gathering was to support Lord Curzon in' his. candidature for the count~y of 'liuckingham. Sir R. B. Hnrvey, MY., oceupied the ehair, and- there were also present ...

... ABU, RDEENS TUESDAY, JUNE 17,1884. I;- IN the House-of Lords yesterday afternoon ijord Kimberley-stated tbantan agreement be- , _ - - S - ._ ~ - . A - - - _ Atween France and Britain as to the proposed is ,Conierenee on Egylptian-affairs had been arrived Sil hut; but until the othbr European Powers had lbeen communicated with, it could not be ex idivulged. Lord Carlingford, replying to the ...

... IMPERIAL PA-RLIAMENT. HOU :SE OF LORDS-MONDAY. E. The House met at a quarter past four o'clock, i THE CONFERENCE NEGOTIATIONS, en The Marquis of SALISBURY was understood to ask i wg whether, in the absence of Lord Granvillc, lord Car- ae lingford had any statement to make in regard to the at negotiations with France? in Lord CARLINGFORD said he felt sure that his noble friend wpuld have been ...

... [:; : :IMN) In Aberdeen police' Court yeeterdaY-b ofore Baillic Rl Beveridge-Janmes t'axtdn (37). a flasher, residing ig East North Stredf wL,wd61 ~fidVEf9 breach of the Pelced 1:by having, on Sunay last conducted hcimself ina lawleIO and. disorderly- manner hiiia meeti! fte 5~tO rmy' In At '6tane55, 1iicn og .ilhis V.drdtwee of several *9f. the female worshipperlie refusicig to quit the 1?e1I ...

... SEC1ON:EDIT1O N l I - X SiATUflDAY MORNIN1 , I I __ 3 EGYPI' AND T=EE SOUDkA. ARRIVAL OF'A CARAVAN. CASRO, Thursday night. ti A telegram has been received froam Souakin stat. 14 ing that a caravan has arrived there from Berber safe, and witiePlenty of provision8 ll WADY HAL.va, Thursday. PI News reached me from Dongola to the effect that Mj the Mudir has received another letter iroin the a ...

... A AGRICULTUREx SPBY~,AVE, A.ND FIDDICZSIDE ~FAU CLUB. r A general meeciting of the momjbets of this soelet-Y wheir held within the Fife ArnseInno, Dufftowsi, Oin a iSaturday, Among those present were-j, wlWilluam, §Wbloeytown; Al R ~Stuart, 'Drunifurrieb; A.L Huteheen, Edluagarrow; W. Craiig, 'Easter Gauld- S wbIl;I- W, Thomson,,Tormnon ; A. IL . 5 M'Robbie, Duifton A. Sliced, Upper Corln; J. ...

... OPENING OF A NEW CRURCH AT' FETTERA M(,US. IA new misision church in connerrctions withr the Establ- lighed Church of Old Dee was ripenea at- Fettraqgus for divine worship, in Sunday atternoon, by- the Rev. t Dr Millire, Fyvie. The peaple in the diitriot~ of-Fetter- angug village and thes immediate neighlyourhood have for a long time hack- felt the idoienienienccl-p~rtlcularly sin tho winter ...