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... GREAT ANNUAL CLEARING SALE AT -hAA TXH' KEI TVHI C &L; ABE1RDEEN. . I FURTHER RLE1)UCTI0NS. SIRPLU S AND SOI1LEM (3OODS AMUST ' 11,E SOLD, ALL M.ANR1ED) AT QLTlC-SELLIN (G PRICE1S, BARlGAUINS IN EVE'Rxy DEPARI - ME NT. SALE. S-lK l4 D1-l;''A?'T- NT. 14 7.arYls lsick M:ali. fi- . 1 6:1 14 Ya ri: tH1wck Sitii:, irl . ; 1'allcv 1 . . 1II e S . fin ial 9 1 to Ea 6(d v ard S,-LE. 1114.V:SS .TIK111 ...

... I EXTRACTS FROM ABERDEEN JORNAL,' MAY 2.1797. GENE£RAL AND LOCAr, Recapitulation of tbe wew Taxes in the lRudg2t --Coreolidated dusies, £320,000 ; pro. gressive duty, £170,000 ; duty on skins (amount liot mentioned) ; stamped copies of deeds, £40,000 ; probates of wills, £40,000: news. papers, £114,000 : advertisemanit, £20,000 attorniee' certificate,, 215,00Z; wrought plater X30,000-the ...

... THE GERMAN TRAWLER IN ABERIDEN. DISCHARCE OF CAfRCO. At six o'clock on Saturday morning the crew of the Gcrman stsalm trawler Alstir, which srrived in Abrrdean the previous night, prepared to discharge the vesinsel cargo. Tke weather was charmingly fine, and is the expectation that it scene mig lit occur, a goodly ,numbor of people weis preoeint ou the qluay. A aqaiad of men fromt H. M . ...

... HulLt MAJtESTY'S COIIM1USIiON=IL AtXD tIE The annual general motting of this aerotietiol i was held in CromarH all on Saturday -vening -bMr D)urwarl, land nkewoed, Blelack, presid. ACC(IU NTSi 'T'h nevrotary an(& treacurer %I~r Thoinson) hnibrnttod ttie annual fiaaecial Atatrmsnt, shoiwing a net incotim o 01 £SO i t od, whicn, wik thr., bhalasun of £..'4 .5 5,d brought fowardl from ashb year, ...

... I3SCTCJ A A1 RZ1 IN' I'LIXt '. A R1ENrsv1rt) colmlpilt of the neglect of Scotch bulsiess in Parliament waai made in tile Hlouse of ComOII1n11H oln Thursday night. 'I'he course proposed by Dr 1Parituliarson, however, with regard to the Public Health (Scotlandl) Bill-naioely, that it lihould be relilitted to a Select Commloittee composeid of all the Seotch members, with fifteein others to ...

... MRt GLADSTONE ON UCRE. I THE POWERS' LIMITATIONS, At a meetiirg of the advanced Radical section hold yesterday atternoon at the House of Commona-Sir Charles I)alke presiding-a resolution was passed that advauLtage should be taken of Mr Gladstone's arrival in London to preseat him with an address, thanking him for his noble efforts and invaluable championship of the tights of %he subject races ...

... yrzom CROFT TO MANSION! i iolOUARY GRADUATE OF ABERDEEN UNIVERSITY, SIR HUCH CILZEAN-REID, A,Ontgt those whom the University of zdherdeen has delighted specially to honour ; this time is one whose career, as has beou. ply said, partskes largely of the element of career illustrative of the inidoinit. ble perseveranice asd innate genius for suc- pW oif the best type of Scotonmen, that of a 3n ...

... IIKRiIGN AND §OLOii AWS, DESPATCH 03? MAm. DEMATIOX6. FBOX LOnDoN MAIL DVE. Ascensioo. Vit houth ptOn . may 22 X may f AUEtraUa, viz.: Vlctoria, New Soutn Wales, Queensland, S. and W Australia. and Tasmtania, via ltalyMsay 2D e Ma 4 AustraLia(Parcel31a) May 29 5C May - laneanaad (Parcel Mail) _.. May - M ay. _ damas. .. ,ay may -_ BellA, - . . may 1 e ...

... PREX'1ANEN To Al',R AN.D IMRS IBALL. BAL?.%Ou-?';. Oa Saturday er-nrirg a deputstion, coi5aiSinR if Ur and 'irs . 1-iiiray of Drurahlair If-r).u, Mr and Mi3s Ltdiun to, A!rionou Cottges. .Jlexader, Baonooi, Mr .Edwarcp, lnur rmits I anid Mr Robb (. ;:-drim.0*h, wraitwd ou Mr and 3yta Hai:, luverk~i~htey, alnoon, on the -tahon o: tleir eaving viie district for tle wtnal. and presented tor their ...

... MORE ABERDEEN EXHIBITS FOR TI TH FISHERIES EXHIBITION. The work of preparing exhibits still goes on apace in Aberdeen, and, after all, it appears that the city will be represented at the Fisheries Exhibition in a manner not unworthy of the position it holds as the most important fishing port in Scotland. An extension of the time for the receipt of exhibits has been granted, and a few weeks ...

... I T1E DB4FAT OF TR! J R REK;S. I II1PORTTANT news is to-day reported from tht seat of war in 'Thessaly. It now aippears that dhiloem Pasha has not been reculled, but is still leading the Tu'rkisih troops there, thOUghI .Usianl Pasha hIas bosn appointed to th.o stupremne conimmid both in 'rhIlsaly afnd in E.pi[rus. Tih Sultan is impatieot and ita. puleive, and seenms to have thought that ...