... T.flAMCtR ACCIDENTS I-N ABFRDAIDN. In Aberdeen Sheriff Court yesterday an interest. ing case was heard before Sheriff Buruet, involv- ing the question of the practice of children hang- ing on to tramcars. Catherine Finnigan or MI Einnon. was chargod with having wilfully neglected her three children-Catherine, aged 7, Peter, aged 5, and Isabella, nged 2. She pleaded not guilty. Mr William ...

... ORD PARISH CHURCH BAZAAR OPENED BY NMRS MORISON OF, MA OUNTBLA.11RY. CHURWCH AND lMANSE FUND. Yesterday a bazaar was heid in St Andre(w's H11all, Banff, in aid of Ord Churcl and Manse iso- provinemat iund. Tho bazaar was under the patronage of the Dauhess oif Pif, the Countess- l).wager of Seafiold, Lady Abercromby of For lglen and Birkenlbog, tFhe Dulce of Fife, C mapain Abercroraby of ...

... I i PROPOSOD INTRODUMCTON OF ELE TRICITY. Last night a meeting of ratepayers, called by 'tle Special l)istrict Sub-Cuinsmittee, was held in the Public School, Doye, to consider the ad- vigability of forming D)yce into a special lighting district. There was a large-ebtendance, and Rev. James T. Cox was ocalled to the chair. In' ex- plaining the object for which the meeting was being held, The ...

... UNIONIST MEETING IN I ABERDEEN, GENERAL RUSSELL ON SOUTH A F RICA. PROFTESSOR DOVE, W1nrSON AND MRH BR ?CIU., SCATHING ORITICISM OF THE M'FJMBEIR FOR St)UTH A1BElRDB EN. While ever actively engaiged in practical political work, the Unisoti Cluab and Primrose League in Ahbardeeni are not forgetful of Those Loft Behinrd, and it was a happy idea that led dliem to arrange a lecture last night by ...

... J FRNIYE POAOCHM AT SWORL 1 THEY CUT ENGLISH NETS AND DESTROY THE FISH. The incursions of French fishermen upon the English fishing grounds within the three-mile limit have (says the London Daily Mail ) in- creased very much in recent years, and have been the cause of very frequent and loud complaints from the English fishermen engaged in the Channel. The internattonal law, while ...

... Thermometer and Barometer. READINGS AX' 2 A.M. TO.DAT. PBm- DNto I- 60 1 tisea . 3 31 AM. - - 6'39 PH.L Sets .. 857(M. 927 A.M. Ulgh WRLerat Aber. 2?33 A.M. _deen, a. 2 a50 P.M._ 9kj The baromet r bas fallen ; _ _ weather wet and unsettled. . TO-DAY. (July 10, 1839.) TO4)AY. - FORECASTS FOI 'YO-DAY. The rTollowing forecasts of weather for oo-day. were isued from the ...

... .1 THE PROP&SiD NEW POORHOUSE FO1R ABEDEEEN. REPORT ON THE SCHEME. The Works Sub-Committee of the City Parish Council of Aberdeen report that they have had under consideration the advisability of building a new poorhouse, or of making one or other of the present poorhouses suitable for the requirements of the parish when the fatuous poor are removed to the new Lunatic Asylum. Regarding the ...

... _- I In Aberdeen Sheriff Court yesterday-Acting Sheriff-Substituto J. C. Dove Wilson on the boneh-James Mackie and Co., general mer- chants, Lewes of Fvvie, were charged, under the Sale -f Foods and Drugs Act, with having, on E 20th Judy, in their premises at Inverythan. by the hands cf their aesistant, sold to John Bruce, police inspector, a pint of whisky which was nct of the nature and ...

... THIE KILLEATON HERD OF DODDIES. The Irish Farming World in its last nuim- ber has an appreciative notice of the Killeaton herd of polled Aberdeen-Angus cattle, belonging to Mrs Grubb of Killeaton House, Diumnurry, County Antrim. The writer describes Mrs Grubb as an enthusiastic and practical student of the blackskins. who has succeeded in bring- ing together a selection of animials of ...

... iOouR LONDON LETTER. BY JOUR~NAL SPECIAL WIIIE. (FIOXT OUR OWIN CJORR~ESPONDENT.) 5 NmW B'itiiii STR'E'~T, Wednelsday night. The Fourth sezzsioa of the(, tiftecontli Parli-a- monict of thlt Queen's reign was broug~ht to a. et'oaO~ toi-day Iwith t-he elaborate coremlonial w1ilwhh iatinctied to thle event. The llouy..) (if ('0111101 0, SAt atl four11 o'clOCk, bin, onl1Y siayx'i nw'iii hr' ...

... A CHEERFUL AlO OF Mrs Emily Foster, vwife of aman fe thirteen years in the cmploy of th thbe I omni'bus proprietors in Brixton b h e. i6ut 7a extraordinary experience acodn Io h ~ Londo 2rs. ebo he a London Press.~ Visited Personally at he h 4t 289 Shakespeare Road, Herne Hill Long ~eills llofr Foster, who is forty-five year3 ofdr ' mother of five children, said . lI am ° age, 4rQ ...

... ,rbe court Balmoral Castle, 6th June. The Queen went out yesterday morning, accompanied by the Grand Duchess of Hesse. In the afternoon Her Majesty drove to 'Mar Lodge, accompanied by the Grand Duchess of Hesse, and attended by the Hon. Mrs Mallet and the Hon. Alaie Mlajeladie, with 'Miss Liddell. Sir A.. Condie Stephen, K.CM.G., C.B., arrived at the C'astle, and with Viscount Cross had the ...