... DEPARTURE OF THE QUEEN FROM, BALMORAL. The Queen leavel Balmoral this morning for the jubilee celebration, and will arrive at Windsor to-rworrow morning. The Court comes to Bucking- bam Palace on Monday next, but there will be no state display until the thanksgiving service on the fvllowinig day. Throughout jubilee week, however, the Queen will be daily engaged in public business aln(t State ...

... CONSERVATIVE MEETING AT STONE- r IC |HAVEN. |i SPLEECRE7S ON HOME RULE. Last night a public: meeting milder tile auispices a! thle Stornehavoli Conscorvativo Ohio was held in thle Townliall, Stonehavon-Mr Alexeaider Baird of Uric in thle chair. There wee a good attendance, among thoet on the platform being, Mr Horne Stevenson, advocate, Edinburgh ; Capttain 1)ignny 'Inues oft Cowie, Prevent ...

... LIBERA, UNIONIST DEMONSTRATION IN ABERDEEN. h- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~id x. DIN NNER IN IMP1ERIIAL' HOTEL. i lie so noMEETING IN ALBERT HALL. 13 As el~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~cc 20 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~lo SiPEECHE S BY THE EARL OF FIFE AND p] ae MR RI, B. FINLAY, MY.P. id f al The Liberal Unionists of Aberdeen and the north- W~ Al-ecu counties of Scotland held their first demonstra- C, of tibn in Aberdeen ...

... rtIL ') DEUORA-h)NS0! Tihe tiecortiv dtisitly in the streets :of Aberdeen m:l Sanurday surpassed anytllilng that IhH ever boon reen in the city. In the principal busiionss parts of til town alniost every chop and private dwelling I i ...

... Our WAREHOUSE will be CLOSED TO-DAY (SATURD.iY) at 2 P.m., and ALL DAY on TUESDAY, the 21st. PRATT & KEITH ARE NOW SHOWING A LARGE STOCK OF SUMMER GOODSe COTTON COSTUMES. SUN HATS. EMBBOIDERED ROBES. COTTON SUN BONNETS. BEIGES IN ALL COEOUBS, SUN SHADES, GAUZE MANTLES. COTTON HOSE. LACE MANTLES. SILK HOSE. COVERT COATS, SPUN SILK HOSE. DUST CLOAKS. SUMMER CASHMERE HOSE. LADIES' BATRING SUITS, ...

... MR GLADSTONE'S EQUIVOCATION, CHARACTERISTIC LETTER ON THE CRIMES BILL. The following is Mr Gladstoxie's reply to the address sent to him, by the Gloucester Liberal Unionist Association. The address stated that the association approached the right hon. gentleman not as opponents, but as members of the Liberal party anxious to find a way of reconciliation with you on a question in which we ...

... 1LOCAL AND )IfSTRUCr NEWS} tton ABERDEENSHIIRE.h Cae Tna, benefit concert held in the Northern Friendly eels Socikety's Hall, Aberdeen, on Friday night last for the sumT benefit of the employees of Messrs Elriek & Co., who dced were thrown ont ot employment by the recent fire, T resulted in a surplus of £22. To' O Wednesday the members of the 2nd V.D.G. R. 801i' held their first battalion ...

... As on Saturdtiy e; enlO there as again on Tmdy a very largo concourte of people on the strcetst, parti. ;Uiarly castle Street ana 17nion Street, to w~tue's I1 the iluni nation of the city, %vh ich wa, even uli r,- I t '' 1 r oit t hai on tI0ii firt oicatitul11. 3' O(l i'i at of i rniatt nih etl inl tile C. L I v . W4 1It i111 V t h .'iti V IL LweIIt to Iiu IO I.I,,I esivil.t It Wait o. ...

... nd DEsrATCH OF NEXT MAILS. NEXT. Ie DeTsTNATIONS, FoECI£ LONDON. MAIL DUE. he Ascension .. via Plymouth July 14 E July 29 Australia, viz.: Victoria, New ed South Wales, Queensland, rig South Australia and Tas- of mania, via Brindisi July 1 B June- . Western Australia, via BrindisiJuly 8 E June- , Australia (Parcels Mail) . June 80 M June- al, Bermudas .. via New ...

... F N -COIAAILS. FvOREIGN AND) COLONIAL MIS --- DESPATCH OF NEXT BIAILs. NEXT. a DESTINATIONS, F1osrm LONDON. MAIL Dmt i3Aacension.,.viaI'lymouth June 23 E June 3 n Australia, viz.: Victoria, New n South Wales, Queensland, a South Australia and Tas- st mania, via Brindisi .. June 3 E June 13 11 Western Australia, via BrindisiJune 10 EJune 13 a Australia (Parcels Mail) .. ...

... Id THE WEST CHURCH JUBILEE SERVIC3E. re Siu,-I have just heard that admission to the J ill Jubilee service in the Went Church is to be by Iticket le only. Mow, as a seatholder in the West Church, I _A in decidedly object to this, as,, having paid for my seat, A 311 I understand that I ams entitled to occupy it at Y' every servics, whether on Sunday or week days. If J ~e all the seatholders of ...

... In the Court of Session yesterday, Lord Trayuer gave jedgment in the actiro which has been pending for some time between the Alagistrates and Town Council of Tain, and Mr W. l f, Eric Murray, of Gesnise, as to the boundaries of their respective salmonrfidhings. Pursuers seek decliratur that the legal boundarybetween the Falmon fi shings belong- log to then in the estuary or Rem adjacent to the ...