... THE WOODSIDE INTERDICT CASES. hit BLAIR V, STRACnAS AND STRACHANS V. BLAIR, tbi These -were conjoined actions, in one of which TI James Blair, shoemaker, Woodside, prayed theSI ICourt to interdict Charles Strachan, baker, Wood- f 1wi Iside, from using the road or passage on the west side ii of the pursuer's property, No. 120 Hadden Street I, no Woodside, &as an entry to his dwvelling-house, ...

... et, OFRENCE IN ABRPDEN THE SORHE5I FINALLY REETE~i'iD. fa r- A conference wag held in the Townhouse, Aberdeen, twer d yesterday~to consider the sobeme for the amalgamnation of see 'y of Woodaide, Old Aberdeen, and Ruthrioston, with thiit ,a ~~~~~~~~~~~~MOe, ;athe city, and the question of the upkeep of the county M a roads within the Parliameintary boundary. The aentle. M kt men present were ...

... THE ARRAq TRAGEDY. POSTOARD FROM LAURIE. Notwithstanding the continued vigilance of the police they have as yet been unable to trace the fugitive Laurie to his hidiug-place, On inquiry at the County Police Office the information was le gleaned that they attached no inaportance to id the story that had corne from Macduff Poliee t5 Stationtbat some one like Laurie had been seen 1g there. They ...

... THE LADLES' COLUMN. le Stockings embroidered in jet form a most effectie part of the dress, and are very suitable for a black s. costume. Black moire is still much employed with brigbt u shades of terra and green, while white Moire is e , tremely handsome with delicate Ahadee of grey- th' wbite being employed for the jupe, vest, and sash te fall on the left side. sb Transparent tulle and ...

... PETERHEAD FEUARB' MANAGERSe A meeting of the Peterbead Feuars' Managrer wast held within the Council Chamber on Tuesday night -Provosi Smith, chairman, presiding-and there Ti ices a good attendance. Pior roROFxOSC IMPROVEMENTS. Lauii A communication was read from the Police Coin- 25 vitrssioners, dated 8th April, with reference to laying ]tntl herb along Charlotte Street, from Messrs Ritchie's ...

... 1.ETHE LADIES' COLTMAWN, 3 Jerseys with linen collar. and coffs are ninmes if Piece lace in floral designs bas gone Out Cf It fashion ; geometric patterns have taken their po b In tailor fanny elotbs for ladies everything most he rough and flecked to bo in fashion. Smooth clotb s out of date, except just the plain kinds. It is stated that at Moscow a fund will be coel, tuted for the purpose of ...

... JUBILEE COLEBRATION AT KEMN&AY. I~ _I * Laub Wednesday, on the oecasion of the j Jubilee of the Rev. Geo. Peter, M.A., minister j of Kemnay, a very hearty demonstration took nplace at Kemnay, Mr Peter being presented twith an illuminated address by his parishioners it and many other friends, and a cheque for £170. . Mins Peter, his sieter, was presented with a ediamond ring, and at d luncheon ...

... - - -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ de (FPo.I rIIM EVENING Exrnan. m) For the second time at least for a very considerable h period, the recently nominated gentlemen for the W 1llogin Town Council are to bave, 8e to speak, a walk over. This is certainly somewhat unique in the history of municipal mnatters in the Cathedral City, - but it Is a growing sign of the times that when there le% are in office go ...

... I ' . : ' 0 . : . ' ..I1,. , .. . siT ., , , L f . ,, q I i Ij+TET ONDOW LS, E I - . a , -. -1 . .; .. ..-~ !, I -, - 'h . ; IFROM OUR OWN CORRESPOXDED;TS.J V LONDON, Thursd~ay'night.. Sir Michael Ricks Beach ass attracted an: unusual share of public attention by ;his speech | at Bristol last night.- That speech is generally taken here to be- a very studied ...

... ABERDEEN TOWN COUNCIL The monthly meeting of the Town Council (Police t Depsrtment) was held yesterday-Lord Provost c lLeudersonpresiding, The other members preseutwere a --BahilliesKinehorn,Gordon,Orombie, Mearns,Findlay, e Dear of Guild Stewart, City Treasurer Walker, n i1 lessrs Simpson, Reid, Maconniachie, Wood, Ander- EOu, Mlorgan, Collie, Lyon, Pringle, Cook, Duff, ii lBrry, Byres, Moir, ...

... ABERDEEN TOWN COUNCIL, The monthly meeting of the Municipal Department of Aberdeen Town Council was held yesterday I Lord Provost Stewart presided, and the other members present were-Baillies Crombie, Lyon, Rust, Byres, Duff, and Brown ; Dean of Guild Macdonald; Treasurer Morgan; Messrs Maconnachie, Pringle, Nicol, Pratt, M'Kenzie, Meares, Gordou, Findlay, ! Berry, Anderson, Thomson, Reid, ...

... TESTBIJONIAL PORTRAIT OF MR JToHN F. WHITE, -'ilESLNTATION TO ART GALLERY. 5esterday a beautiful testimonial portrait of Mr Jfolti F. White, LL.D., was presented to Aberdeen ATt Gallery by -Mr J'ohn Webster, LL.D., of Edge- h:li, on behalf of the subscribers, fellow-citizens, and private friends of Mr White. The presentation took place in one of the upper halls of the Art Gallery in presence ...