... |NsCn PARISH CHURCH. i ORDINATMON OF RIflV. JOIN MACK. Rev. John Mack, late assistant Botwell Parish Church. was yesterday ordained and inducted minister of the parish of Inscb, the vacancy lisv- ing been caused by the translation of Rev. R. S. Kemap to Old Peer parish. When the time for service drew near a largo congregation gathered in the Parish Church, and the following Members of the ...

... I STARTLING GAIRIBALDIAN I PROJECT. REPUBLIC TO BE FORMED. POPE'S PROTECTION TO BE SECURED. (DAILY TELEGRAPH TrLEGRAM.) Rome, Sunday night. Everyone here is talking of the projects and aims of General Riccotti Garibaldi in going. to Sbuth America. He is due to arrive in Buenos Ayres to-day or to-morrow and his ostensible object is to colonise Patagoniad with Italians. Huge tracts of land ari ...

... |TE bATHE .'AiT'Ef THIO(iA.S OLAPPERTON , I I IeJSCT.ABEBPvS. i The grave has just closed over the remains of Mr Thomas Clapperton, retired chemist, Fochabers. He died at his residence in Fochabers tl-e other day, and was buried vester- dcay in Bellie Charchyard. The funeral was very largely att~ended. Mr Clapperton had been a'il. ing for a considerable time, his illness bei~ng in: ternl I and ...

... 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 ...

... iL0N CONDUCTED BY CHRISTOPHER KIG.s. THE EDITORIAL CHAIR. Bina Gregor's story, Miss Disgrace, ought to prove a special favourite with the girls who read the Corner. June 3, let' us again remind our readers, is the lest day for sending In stories and essays for our summer competition. Don't forget now- June 3. One of our Afford correspondents sends us an amisusing and entertaining ...

... I VOLUN1ER NEWS. SCOTYTISH TWENTY CLUB:' THE DECIDING COMPETITION. The' tbird, 'and last, of the compsetitioiss for the Aberdeen- district for plaoes in the Sottish r Twenty Club was held at the 'Seaton, Rage; I Aberdeen, yesterday afternooz. Shooting was arranged to commence at two o'olook, but it was P considerably after that hour before any of the competitort put in an appearaneb, sme, no ...

... ABERDEEN CHILDREN'S DAY INj THE COUNTRY. LONDOUN. .e Abeld'JI'I tllh( t(l bel'ictit mIatori ail I . 1;,10tilo VX % uR'll hI:) d I II' I , thel tralld thelrV 1~~ i aI 1,o jor theL wI >-aIi'll bN the aI iO ll t O lj-IL IIIId ' 1,0 101 t I ILiIIIII' ar ''ikv I ~iii 0' 'i ':1-' k ~Ie liaII 1on' II ul 'I LiI~~~~~~ IL' I I h1LI'I'1V II' IA i C 0~ I ~~~ 'III 'I ~ ~ ~ ~ il h(Il;` I.llL, iou.IL '''' ...

... DUKIEDOM OF SAXE-COBURG.1 GOTHA. | TFlE SUCCESSION OF PRINIE AR1M U OF CONTINAUGHT. RaEUTRR' s TEEuGRAIL) Gotha, Wednesday. The Diet has decided to call upon the Government of Saxe-Coburg Gotha to make representations in the highest quarters that Prince Arthur of Connaught, heir presump- tive, may, as soon as possible take up his principal residence in the D)uchy, receive a (German education, ...

... AFFTAIRS IN ThANiSVAAL. TI:E NEW FRANCHISE PROPOSAL. A FRIENDLY MISSION TO S1IR ALYRED MIILN ElR. (SrT.AD.It'i) TmexreArM.) Jnltannlelbnrlg. Sattirdat' nighlt. Nvgotiationns of a sremi-oliicial or official clarlateor are boing aetively carried eil by the Ailrikander Biond and the more progre-,aive Teuaisvial politicians ill the hope of inducing oue or both of the prinIcipals in the Bloenm- ...

... SCOTTISH CONSTABULARY I I REPORT. I SUGGESTIONS FOR GREATER EFFEE CTIVENESS. The annual report of Captain Mfonro, Her Ma- jesty's Inspector of Constabulary for Scotland, for the year ended 31st December, 1898, was issued last night as a Parliamentary blue book. ,Captain Mouro states that die changes authorised during the year have resulted in an increase of 29 in county and of 32 in city and ...

... fvete g'-.vd ett Soii n, 1a. crnTF. npFvIi--iIRnAD STURTFT APrthW'E . LONUON FJF'YCK-5 NEW BRId DGE 'dId B L.C. ELEgRAMS-'; ABERII fl.N IOIItLN IAL,' AD3RI)EM N IELF~ L'l),i-Na. 27. ABE RDEFEN. I RIDA Y, J. UNF 23, 1899 NEW'S SUMIMARY. In the Fotin e of Lords vyeterdav aftetrtnon, on the notion of the Earl of Jelt- a tet nd otad- inej wa-- giver, Li' the line or* l elrioitif-tlit tS(-t- land ...

... _- 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 ...