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... ANNUAL .s31ErNG OlF TRUSTtEES AND MANAGERS. C The 562nd annual Reneral meetina of the trustees P and managers of the Elgin Saving; Bank was held in r the Burgh Courthouse yesterday afternoon. There S were present the Rev. 1E. Macpherson, 'Major John- a ston, NewNjmll ; Dr Duff. Mr Matheson,' Anderson's ii Institution MIr Christie, coal merchant lMlr f' Shewan, draper; Mr Aitken, factor, ...
... T .. ,,d .Pri f1.A oB]n,. 'Tino - -l.-..,pa-;1 _ . _ Issued from the Aleteorological OHice yesterday if at 6 pi m 0. Scotland, N.-South-westerly to north-westerly a ,' xwinds, light; becoming colder again, with fog ° f s in places. *) 1. Scotland, E.-Do. P ery 2. England, N.E,-D.a ne 3. England, b.-Vary light winds, with unsteady t temperature foggy, and very cold. om- 4 Midiland Counties-Do. ...
... g -e. ~ ~ANNUAL SHOW. en Yeserdayn thew udgn g took place in connection with Pr no te anualsho ofthe A~berdeen Ornithological r he Society, which will be opened to-day, in the i [or Ballroom, Muslo Hall Buildings, and continued ci b hit Wednesday. The entries number ahout 500, beingn to ir- a slight decrease conipared with the previosfohri rt. tion, but thle quality of the birds has been ...
... AGRItICULT UR AL NEWS. e, PtOsUsHISCr MATCH Atr MARYKIRae.-On Saturday ides m a plcus hlng match was held at B3lmnaleedie. The can a ground was fioanewhat frost-bound, but the day waF; the 7 tine, and the work was completed in excellent style, the it, The following is the prize-list :-Pluu-,hing.- ce. T dil Lackle, Forebank l 2 A. Bruce, Newtroln; 3 A. Grey, Peu he Attarvmill ; - A. l:erald, ...
... allt tRtt Stlli -ABERDEEN, TUESDAY, JAN., 1, 1889. - ttl1-(~ V-I -.1-l: tIV, 114. killaIuc::ivUt } D - _. day before Residert Magistrates in Ireland. cas Mlr E. Barrington, M.P., was found guilty of the one of the charges preferred against, him, and sot was sentenced to six months' hard labour. As There was no new light yesterday on the res shooking tragedy in Bradford. The milkman hat ...
... THE NE\W YEAR. very TLast night fits Aberdeen the New Year weas nalhered on in with all the usual and time-honioured manifesta-I us of joy. The more general recognition of A Clitrisifas would reern to have little effect in the of t iecinof aniinimising the importance wshicht the reChi crest body Of the people attach to the propriety,-of of 3, celebratiriig the first day of the year by Wivihing ...
... GENERAL FOREIGN NEws IE THE POSITION OF EMIN PASHA. Ti the ii Hail IMPORT&NT STATEIENT FROM A one MESSENGER. with (RRuTrs's THLEGIRAM.) year nect Suakirn, Monday..-A Greek, who appears to prei be a man of intelligence, has arrived from men Khartoum, which place lie left two months ago, spin travelling by way of Russala. lIe declares that Wvit at the time of his departure nothing whatever The ...
... I MESSRS HALL, RUSSELL, & CO.'Se 5 EMIPLOYEES' SOCIAL MEETING AND BALL, I -- ( The employes of Moses'rs Hall, Russell, & Co. hieldpa their annual social meeting and ball its the Music eio Hail Buildings last night. The gathering proved ho one Of the most successful ever hold in connection ch; with the works. It is now a considerable number of ab years since any similar meeting has beed held in ...
... FRASERBURGH - P6LICR COU-RT. - Robert 'Prahen, pilot, wvas cltarged at this Ct,urt yesterday wvith assaulting- Mrs Hterd. refreshment room keeper, by s1triking her onl the left tomple, and cutting her Ur to the elffneion of blood. He failed to appear and re, forfeited bail of '20s. George Watt, fisherman, pu Broadacea, was charged with using obiscene language co on the streets. Accusetd did ...
... (FROM TIeW EVtENING EtPRESs.) Brave little Hopeman is to be complimented on the courage and enterprise which it i8 showing in the inovement to acquire a railway for itself. Some time ago I hinted in this column the existence of a strong feeling not only in the suaside port, but also through- out the splend id agricuitural district which the pro- posed line would pass, in farour of the ...
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... FOREIGN AND COLONIAL MA[LS. DxtATCiI 0t? N'FP'l' MAILS. N iu ar DF-STINATIO:;S. FROtm Losi)oN. MAIL DcM 3 Ascension ..ivia Plymouth.. Jan. 11 iiI Jan. 2 f Australia, viz.: Victoria, iNcw South Wales, Queen land, v South Australia, and Tas. a mania, via Brindisi .. Jail. 4 33 Jan. 7 b Western Australia eia Brindisi J a, a. n 9 MTaa,-8 Australia (Parcels Mail) Janl. ...