... BALLATER - SoIENCz EXAmINATTON. - Mr I - George Milne has just passed the sanitary science ; )fexamination held at Leeds, and obtained the c certificate of the Sanitary Institute, London. n BODDAM - STABBING CASE. - In Aberdeen ? Sheriff Court on Wednesday-Sheriff Hamilton- e Grierson on the bench-David Buchan, fisher- s e fisherman, North Brac, Boddam, was committed x Ii for trial on a charge ...

... KINCARDINESHIRE FARMEM' CLUB. ANNUAL MEETING AND DINNER. bela The annual mneeting and dinner of the Kincar. la Iineelhire Farmers' Club was hold yeoterda within for thu Townhall, Laurcncokirk. There were beween ITre toenty and thirty members present. Mr Alex. jAue C~rombi of Thornton occupied the chair, and on Far( his ripht sieve Mir A. B. Annandale, the secretars bn of tile chilib; Rev. Mr ...

... ABERDEEN WEEKLY JOURNAL oY WEDNESDAY, DEOEair..B 8, Nx~ci-ON-H PENNY, 'HER LOVE AND HIS LIFE, FoRm TfE PER OF THE PoPUx&R NOV:LIST, F. W. ROBINSON. BROWNISTS AND QUAKRS, A SEQUEL TO JEANNIE JAFFRAY. COMrxLhri STORY- A CONTRAST. ILLUSTRATED LONDON LETTER. 'TERRIBI STORMS ON SEA A';D LAND. BiTRMUNCilA-M FAT STOCK SHOW. TiE PARIMELL )DiFFICUiLTY. MRS o.S1EA INT'&RVrEWED. TllROIU. '11 r ARCTIC ...

... TIIF TRIAL OP OMRI'S PEAiRCY. The trial of Mary Pearcy for the wilful murdr of lfitwbe Hogg and her infant dtualitcr was *'0- tinned at the Central Criminal ('onrt yes-tordaiy. T''he approaches to the Court and the Court ii-Jf were again crowded, and public interest in th n procedings appeiared undirinilished. Mrs I 'e:tv looked very pale oand careworn, bat entered ti. dock and took her seat ...

... AN ALFOIR) CENTE NARIAN. ThThltESlasIti E55lt I X ISCiSN('5'i. Seve'ral Cases of extraordiluisry longevity in this anl ighb o Cuig rUotties! have lbeeC Chronicled of late, all, to-dty vLe atidd to th.- list that of anotiser pe.ioII Whoi. beliei(''t to be ;L Centenlarialn. 'T'his is ,Mins istiset. ncc LIani lla Lawson, who residless at Ilackie's Village. iJ'ullynessle. lhe 'old lady is said to ...

... ABEEDEEN PUBLIC LIBRARY COlMliTTEE. Tile Library Committee of Aberdeen Frce Public filbraLv met, oil Molld;iN and considered at 'tmia i proiosid bIy ( OiLsnillor Mwoli navilie-- ' Tmhat future liLethi ng of the conimlititce be I hell in the evm'nimiig at seveu o'clek. Lord i 1 v'siot. Ste Wairt Iresi.le. 1In suppolrt. of his I 8-t:i-, Mr lacontaclii .tiiiI li qJuite ;ilinittC(t llit a o; ...

... T TERRLBLE SCALY SKIN DISEASE ! TERRIBLE SCALY SKIN DISEASE T TERRIBLE SCALY SKIN DISEASE IL For thie Ins ten yeara f lrave suiffer-el from hererli- LIry psorisaiR, whqjich gradially gob worre, till abulit two Coors ago I was covrreld from, my fout up to roy flehh with timl rlrlrlion. There wnn lui: rully a plare no rIy holly tlu sizce of a shilling 'Alrili w:LS not CoVCflOI with it.. I trieal ...

... 'a, METEOUBLOOICAn. OFiUCZ, LONDON, I Tuesday, S83( p.m , This morning's observrLtions shove d that a larg. t, high-preasuro system still lay over the Baltin Sea l omd overmany, Ifd a sha11ow depression of irrefglnar tform over t ay of Biscay and Spain. 'Ihis Dd evening's reports show (1) that tho high -prc.F.uro id system is moving away seawards; (2) that a neiw to one is spreading over our ...

... WEATHER REPOR'. L Mb EOMIiLOGIC'AL OFI-CN, Lom() ,D a 11oulav, S':ij p.11l. e The weather over our islands to-day, tlthough 1, fine iu pleces, has been for thu ino; t part cloonlly e and misty, with light or moderatto br uc.i frow the . eastward or south-eastward. 'hPun hai, h-u:1 a c somewhat low temperature over thc greatLr a it; of England and also i the) north fif Iti lilnll, wvhi o it has ...

... THE PARNELL CRISIS! I FURTHER MEETING OF TMt IRISH PARTY. r THE DISSENTIENTS AND THEIR CONSTUENTS. f POSSIBILITY OF A COMPROMISE. LoNDoN, Wednesday. Public interest in the political situation was not I so keen to-day, the vote on Colonel Nolan's amendment on Tuesday night having re- vealed what was most desired to be known-the strength of Mr Parnell's following in the Irish Nationalist party. ...

... DINNER AND PRESENTATION TO AIR GEORGE GORDON. Last night Mr G. Gordon (represernta~tive of tire firm of Messrs George Mibie & Co., timber meorchants) was entertained to dinner 'ir the p palace Rotell by his friends in the timber trude. 'lu1re was I lar e copany , ovr 60 being present inCluiding nuni Zer ~of timiber niercjanita from the I north. NJr Ebenezer Biin, sen, the father tI t of ...

... TilE WEATHER. METEORO.OryTCAr, OFFTCZ, Lo ,-rno Fridhiy, 8 S:,0 P.1).n The anti-cyclonoa whilch , S lOppeRm'i.g, of m-r westeorn coasts last evening has since spreild vor-h. eastwards over all onr more western and northct'n districts and light or moderate orth-esaki'rly breeces have set in over Ireland awl Sc:itlnnd.; finer and colder weather. Ovcr the at i cold southern parts of Ingland, li ...