... THE JNON-CHURCHGOING. Last night Rev. Mr Calder apoke in Old Aberdeen Cathedral on the subject of Churchgoers and the aNon-Churchgoing.' There was a large confgregationl. ~he Ivr Calder, after introducing bis subject, said-This fihe is only one part of the subject of the lapsed masses te that has been receiving the attention-as it loudly nIt called for it-of the couvts of our Church ; but ...

... THE WRECK OF THE BON-ACCOPID. ARRIVAL OiY THE CREW AT A11PI)FTi-i. Thle crew Of the steamer Bon.Acc-ird (CaIptalif Talbot), wrecked off Sunderland on Tuesday nighit, arrived at Aberdeen y.~sterday by the 3K5 aro. Caledomsian train. From information receji ed it seems that though the sea was rougil, and a stiff wind blowing~, nothing, serio. was apprehended. Up to within a few bruro of the ...

... GLASGOW YOUNG IMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCI ATION. -- capi The annual public meeting of Glasgow United Per Your- Mten's Christian Association wae held last ai SIgp night in the Waterloo Rooms. Mir George MIac- o ar farlaie presided,.and amonag those present were Sir William COmIeS, Rev. Dr Bonar, lRev. Messrs Vic Gallon, Forsyth, Green, Milne, Renfrew, Jenkins, unti ;M| ; F1 (Eoinburghe Nachic, ...

... COLLEGE DIVISION LIBERAL UNI-N ISTS. cI R VARY 0AUP131LL ON TUE SIUMMTO. The annual mneeting~ Of the College DivisionI J ~iberal Unionist Aesociati afl was held lastigtn dithe hatll, 223 C-nbridge Street. Dr Coats was' as1 le called upon to take the chair, and1 the secretary ber I~(r A. F. Mforrilsonl) intiatdletterso plg a to for noni-attendanice lru~m Sir Wms. Thomson, Dr A. Pro S,:1. ...

... LETTEPRS TO THE EDITOR. PROPOSED TRAINING HOME FOR GIRLS. Slfs,-I have read with much interest the letter of Lady Aberdeen in which she pleads for the establish- ieseut of a training home for servants, and for pro- wsion for offering lodgings to girls who cotne in from the country seeking situations. But when I read her lRadyship's cornplsint that there is no home where the 'lower olass of ...

... AUSTRIA AIND BRITAIN. 3 - I 3 Commander Carl Edler Von Bermnaun and several t lofficers of the Austrian warship Blitz were entertained T by the Mayor of Dover an Friday night.'In replying to the toast of the visitors, the Austrian commander * said the Anstriana would be proud if ever their n I fleet bad to fight side Ly side with the English navy. t ORsDRS have now been finally given for the ...

... NEW DEER-ROAD TRUSTEES.-Messrs William Godsman, Mains of Fedderate, and William LeaeskI Skilmafi6ly, were re-elected on Wednestay as tenant trustees for this parish. FORRES-J.P. COUnT.-A Justice of Peace Court was held here yesterday-Messrs Black, Tulloch Park, and Daniel Fraser of Springfield on the bench. A cab proprietor, named Hobb, was fined 10s, with the alternative of seven days' ...

... LETTERS TO THIE EDITOR. A TRAINING HOMIE FOR GIRLS. Haddo House, Aberdeen, Ncv. 3,1888. . SiB,-Will you kindly allow mue, through the )n mediuni of your columns, to bring before the public rd the need for a training home, which the Coinwittee or of the Aberdeen Ladies' Union have long felt to s, exist in connection with their werk m behalf of the l0 poorer clais of girls in Aberdeen. The need ...

... LATEST LONDON NElJWS. - . - SFROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.] LONDON, Sunday night. x11 The recrudescence of crime in the East End on has almost pushed aside all other topics of con- ka versation. Eastward of St Paul's excitement is in at fever heat ; but, although the region of I Spitaltields is literally overrun with police and en detectives, the authorities of Scotland Yard are ed without a ...

... IMP8RIAL PARLIAMENT. c HOUSE OF COMMON S -TURSDAY. P The Speaker took the chair at three o'clock. l NEW 1MENITilR. The newly - appointed Solicitor - General fir c ' Scotlandi, Mr Stormonthi Darling, took the oath and his seat as member for Edinburgh and St Andrews iTuiver iities. Hie was introduced by the Lord- Advocate and Mr J. A. CrTnipbell. e I iNVitTllilti. I Leave of absence, on account ...

... IDPERIAL PARLIMAENT.! HOUSE OF COMMONS. Y WEDNESDAY, Novamanm 7. L The Srz4sxza teck the Chair at a quarter-past inr twelve o'clock. a-.D1 I E, I.NGjLAND AND FAST AFRICA. 'c*1 Mr HAN BURY asked the Under-Secretary for ! fhi ?? Affairs if an official intimation had j 0. been conveyed to the LUiiversities' Mission that, 1 * in view of active operations to he begun bgy er1r Majesy's Gevermniont ...

... The monthly meeting of this Board was held yes- terday afternoon-Lord ProvostHenderson presiding. His Lorlship, referring to the new members from the Town Council, said that they missed some men who I had done good service in times past, but they had also sane now members, whom they cordially wel- comed. (Applause.) 1 Tenders for the supply of materials for the works i 11 of the harbour for ...