... Tit~ E1.\ I 1Y VREStS. To fur iiier ill uitstrtt to le exceptimonal posi- t ion of thr. ' A h,'rklee I 'tirtiul, ad to show that tilt evollit ioi theory of tilt' Siur- vitdl if tho ti1t ust appjlites a., largrly to the tie spzkpr world 4im to t hings iii general, wye st hljuin tbl shlow ii~ t~he datma, ii rracgedl i' atitl it do~dr when ll 11Otin r ist intg dalesoon. 200 in i imibe 1, ...

... WHY WOMEN ABE ATTHACE.- - I WHY WOME.N ARE ATTRAC.TIVE. Why in one woman attractive and another not It isn't entirely a question of age, or features, or intellect. The most admirable and attractive thins' about an attractive ,vomian in her womanliness. Everybody admires a womanly woman, She must have health, of course, because without it she would lama the brightnessm of her eyem, the fullness ...

... QU .CHEF- - A REMARKABLE PETERHEAD MAN | HOW TFH1E 'I'ABLEH WVFCRE 'T'URNED ON DR CONAN DOYI,E. We give r. purtr&ib of Mr John Lamb, heed baker to Tier M.jmuty the I4loll.n A native of Ptaerhead, he hiase ht v. truiteed irvirut in the Royal Hoeuteltald ter inany yearn. Special attention hae beou drawna to Jstk Lamib, ag; ho wve locaily known when a lad, by Dr A. Conan I)oyl'x articile in ...

... I I~~.. I., HOUSE OF LORDS-Thurgday. I , Thle Lord O~ftoeallor took his s5at at a quarter 3 past four o'clock, tl TILE l5ROPO8~~~~D INC~~ii~k~~iE I t ']'HE 1ItOPOISI'D INCREASE IN ~~~~~~~~~~~11 THlE ARMY. gi Th OVERRMENT SCHEME. al AiIITQ OF 7000 MENZ. VISCOUN~T DIE VfSZC1 askied the Secretary of utate for War whethir it was the intention of j lI-er Majesity's Government tio lay before ...

... I ECCIE'SIAS'TICAI NEM., I 8TRATHBOCIE PRESBYTEPRY. The l'rembytqry o. l.ttIz gie mct at Kenth last weak- Ni Piric. h ith, modertor. Thlre were also present- lev. Meatier, I 'Kay, Watt, Atlartlyeu, (Cumming, Lumuitdro, Widlderspoes, (a'ner (clerk), and bMr Xc t (lder) 'ju par. ochiki regisxers of the several parikhes warr clsinamme cd kttt tiVd. The qturies of the l~ife ndW ork Uoinimit-lee ...

... . _ - . 1 . - - - ---- - = COMPLIMENTARY DINNER TO LAlTIIER I TENANTRY. THE MARRIA(,E )OF SMIS STUART AND Last nirht Mr Alex., tuar% of Laithsre and Tnmbbreek, gave a Supper mod ball to the tonantry en trie Laitbera astate and a number of friends in Turriff . rid district, in acknowledge. ment of the onbuaiaetio interest these ewinced m the resent marriege ef ilii daughtnr to Mr A. F. lorbian ...

... IABERDEEN UNLIVEPSITY I EXAMINATIONS MORE CLASS RESULTS Several lists of rttulte of class axaWiattltn wore pouted at Kieg's Os1lal8 Yestarday Tht following are the rotsalujo the ile Greek clasp(advornced work)-Pr.izno-IJoh Murray, Aberdeen; 2 A. D-. ctamero U,. peol David Petrie, Ballindalloh. (rder et fonerit-4 a*d 5 W. C. Bo Rie Aberdeve ad' J. iS. IV. Irvine, 8outh Roealdsay, qual; . and 7 ...

... ABEi'Rl)teiEN TOWN AND COUNT) BLINDI ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL MEETING. Tha movenoimauth annuaul inesiting of tue Aberir d~eei Town and (Joituly Asmociablion for TeachingI~ tbi' Blifind Was held in the Yoiipg M.sln' Yt Moi'srsioi prisoiditig. B~ofors oosarucicinoig bhovi 1mioiicioe, thle Ct'lijrinoar intiniiced eopologiiism feir Dolktawice froicm Sir William Rieeonereon, whei iA at pirallot ill ...

... LETTERS TO'0 THIE ED)ITOM. Thie Table Puzzles. 9TRn-Thim morninV, along with your A B C inte Tcihle a I p 'ah'xtl r copy of the .Enty Itintling one ill trier toi tudy tle train arrilsilgi°- Ulelits for l\lMy. Th,, comparison hzltwatin thle two iY rathvr ptizv.liing--jdeoad coitllfi Ing yonr t~~blea yt dtonot show any conneutionl over tho ISlitlle roots by the traill' leaving Abordetin at ...

... TIlE CB, NSURE ON 3LR L.A13uIOIUCE. 1 'ni: proccoiillpgt at yLerdayl'.i sitLitig Of thie Soutb Africat r,11iry Coinmmittee atfr nru further ovidence of the pt;Leonlt fact th:tt %r LAhoucherU oughlt neVro to have bonnl put otI the Connnitteo. 1l0 it] Bsitting in juizitIeCtt onl mattors in rogar.i to whichl he halff AllnWil bias and proj ulice of th, gromscst duscription. Th e line of examn ...

... BuCKflNoGAM PALACE, Wednesday. The Queen's dinner party last evening in- cluded the Empress Frederick, the Princess of Naples, the Princess of Wales, the Grand Duchess of Mecklenburg - Strelitz, the Grand Duchess of Hesse, Princess Christian of Schleswig-Holetein, Princess Louise (Marchioness of Lorne), Princess Beatrice (Princess Henry of Battenberg), the Duchess of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, the ...

... MAN FALLING DIEAD AT HIS PATHER'S .t Biahop GRAVE. eAt Bisop Stortford on Friday Wm. Faanr.r, who was attending his fathsr'o funeral, fell dead at the side of the grave, and but for the timely assistance of the mourners would have fallen an the oefia. The body was removed to i the mortuary from whihk his father 's remains had been brought for interment. FATAL ACCIDENT TO AN OLD LADY. An ...