... arURRIFF AND DISTRIOT CONSERV- TIVE ASSOCIATION. - isl ;U: LV . asi re-- InI j PROPOSAL TO CONTEST EAST a. ! X ABERDEENSHIRE. I The annual general meeting of the the Tnrriff and d District Conservative Association was held in the ' Town Haill Buildings, Turriff, on Monday evening, h Sir Robert Abercromby, Bart, of Forglen and Birken- ir bog, president, in the chair, Amougst the others Do ...

... ILORD HARTINGTON |IN ABERDEEN. st GREAT UNIONIST MEETING. ltv r ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION.. be of . iUR (GLADSTONE CRITICISED. an, id The Most Noble the Marquis of Hartington, ao, in fulfilment of a long-standing promise, visited p- Aberdeen yesterday to address a politieal n! gathering in the city. His lordship, who had dy b_ been the guest of the Duke of Fife at Mar ay Lodge, arrived with his ...

... TRIAL OF THE POINTSMAN. WI hi Yesterday John Tce (21), railway servanit' ]3ruoklay, was charged-before Sheriff Brown and a t Jury-with baving, on 25th July, at Bruclclay Rail- T, way Station, when acting as railway pointsman, hi opened or failed to close a pair of facing points W at said station which oughit to ha,,e been C c&obed, and thereby allowed a through train W to dash into a siding ...

... I ~LON41oN Tuesday eveninq. IThe MoneyMarket ie fairly active, but there is no pressure. Demand does not exceed e xpeitctati'Lns. anti to-morrow's requiremetnts' will be' arranged, without any trouble. it is presumed. 'The Eglyptilan Preference dividenti was due to-day, but an the other hand the Americala exchange is showing greater weakness. Short loans were worth about 3j per cent., call ...

... LECTURES, SOCIAL MEETINGS. &a on, ELLON-YOOUNG MEN's GUILD.-Tbegeneral annuml the meeting of the above society was held in the Session House ofthechurchonWednesday.RevThomasYonng rls occupied the chair. Reference to the treasurer's ich books showed a balance of £2 12s id, and Li, being emtbe surplus collection in the church on the 13th ins;., was authorised to be devoted to the Guild ...

... I STR WILLIAM - HARCOURPT Ob : . ;DISESTABrJ1SHMENT. .- . EI I~ . : I - - asTHE FUTURE HOME RULE BIfLL. at in'_ _ Set The annual meetings of the Welsh INational or Council and the North Wales Liberal' ederati6n st were held yesterday at the Guildball, Carnarvon. 'Mr at I Stuart Rendel, M.P., who is president of both bodies, id occupied the chair, and there was a large attendance n of delegates ...

... ITHE TERRIFIC ELOSION ON THEI MlSSISSIPPI. . DESCRIPTIONS BY EYE -WITNESSES. The details of the disaster which has befallen the Mississippi steamer Corona show it to be one of the rnostappalliug ever known on a river famous for suei calamaties. The Corona was one of the largest and swiftest of the passenger steamers running on the river, and a favourite with river travellers, She recently ...

... SUCCEiSS OF THE MOVEMENT. F A meeting of the operative bakers of Aberdeen wasbheld in St Katharine's Hall last night-Mir Tc Oliver Gray presiding.-wlhen it was reported that in elect all tij employers had now conceded the demand that tileI thle week's work should consist; of 55 hours--9-. alnd boors on the first five days of the week and 7A hours to on Saturday, it being imperative that the ...

... GOSSIP FROM THE m WORLD. Sir Henry Ponsor.iy, who has been absent from Court for several weeks on his annual autumn holiday, returned to Balmoral on Thursday, and resumed his duties as private secretary to the Queen, which bad been undertaken during the earlier part of his leave by Major Bigee, and latterly by Sir Fleetwood Edwards. The Duke of Eldinburgh has decided to live abroad because it ...

... DIST'RICT NEWS. 0 ALFORD-YoUNO MaN'S GUILD.-Te annual' business meeting of the Young Moens Guild vwas beld on Friday night in Rose Villa-Mr Reid, I preaident, in the chair, The secretary and trersurer's report for the past year waq read and adopted, the membership showing an increase of 15 over last year. e The finances were also very satisfactory, a balance of C£1 3s being left in tbe ...

... AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH ASSO- CIATION. . * .lPERi ENTS AT GLASTERBERRY. At the request of several who were unable to be present at the former mpeting on the 12th October, a supplementary visit was arranged for and took place on Saturday. Among those present were Mr Farquharson of Haughton, Mr Ridley, Hampshire Mr Adam, Corakellie, Huntly; Mr Greig, Sandlaw, Banbf; Mr Livingstone, MIoutblairy, ...

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