... DAMAGE TO PISHING LINES, 1 CORMACK V. STOPXY. THE J'UDGE'S OPINION. fihe following is Lord Kinciirney'i opinion and interlocutor in the action. briefly reported yester- di., at the intanice of the crew of the Merlin aLishig boat againist the owneers of the Saxon '2rine - OPINION. The pursuers are tbe crew of the Steam line fishing boat !. erlin. 'ho y sue as oswners of the tinitig liste. used ...

... I GIRL WORKERS' COOKERY CLASSES. At the request of the sub-committee on arrange- merits for cooker'y olasses at this'institution, the convener, Rev. Andrew Doak, has prepared the following report, dated Nover h'er, 1898, as to the attendance of the. girl workers at the classes on cookery last session:- Your committee finds, through consultation with M iss Johnston, that' the non-paying classes ...

... i ABE RDEEN UNION CLUB. i SIR REGINALD CATHOART5S SUPPORT. The enterprise of the gentlemen who pro- moted the erection of the handsome block of 'buildings at the corner of Union Terrace and the Viaduct has so far met with a grntifying measure of success. Our colunnns testify daily to the popularity of the premises as a centre for social gatherings. Next, of course, to the dissemination of ...

... PROFESSOR PAT MsQN ON SOCIATISM, The members of the Aberdeen Woynens &cia, League and their friends met at tea last evao in the 'hall of the Christian Institute,Uiionl &ref, Mrs W. M. Ramsay, president, orcupiedj theeh and was accompanied on the platform by Miss E Ker, vice-preaidenlt; Rev. Wilson arper, A etc. There was a good attendance. Aiter te'; Nlis:3 S. Philip, a member of the league, g ...

... AGRICIULTURIAL NEW.S SEED OATS AND -POTATCES FOR CONGESTED DISTRICTS. Selected crofters in the scheduled areas were las.t season supplie, with email quantities of seed potatoes and oats a' lees than cost prioe, and in j some cases free of riharge. The Corngesied Dis- triots Boar.l aimed at demonstrnting by noalal ex- periment the advantage of a change of seed to the surrmositdinl population, ...

... the 0,7:berdpvt n W.6trl'd zt Con OFFPIC-PROAD STRMET, ABERI&EEN. LOwDON OiFPoE-5 NEW BRIODGBE UTtEIT. E.,. TELEGBAXS-' ABEEEtEES .JOUPRNAL, ARBDREN 'it l):l1ONi:-NU. 27. ABERDEEN, WEDNESDAY, F'EB. 1, 1899. D NEWS SUMMARY. The FaTI of Elgin has been made a Knight of *the G~axter. An alarming epidemic of typhus fever. ies llroke% out at Madrid. The Frewulh (overnmerat is endeavoaring to re- ...

... THE NEW LIBEPALT LEADER, RIGHT HON, SIR HENRY CAMPBELL-BANNERMAN, BAXRT., M.P. The Right Hon. Sir Henry Campbell- I Bannerman, M.P., is the second eou. of the C late Sir James Campbell of Stracathro, For- \ farshire, by Janet, youngest daughter of the 1 late Mr Henry Bannerman, of Manchester, f and is consequently brother of the present a laird of Stracathro, the Right Rion. James d Campbell, ...

... DTSTRIC1' NI4,WS. ' TTONRHAVEITN. Alleged Theft of Maney--Robert Ircnside, fasma servant, Portlothen, was brought before Hon. Sheriff Anilandale at Stonehaven ois Wednesday rhirgod wi'ii :the theft of 213 from the farmlsissee of Ileiripnrs, the propertv of Mr Leslie Ernmlie. the f1sirmr. Asciised emitted a declaration, and was oomnmicted to prisms, ,..AAU I . Leettire.-On Tseseday Qvelling ...

... £iLAIhl TO THE BUCHAN EARLDOM. REPORTED SET MARRIAGE OF THE LATE EARL. The Edinburgh correspondent of the Morning Leader has obtained confirmation of the story Pf the claimant to the Buchan earldom from *'authoritative sources in that city. The claim- ant, he writes. who is a line surveyor on a railway in Ohili, is still living there with his wife and family, but is in regular ...

... OUR 1140NIWN' I BY 'JOURNAL SPECIAL WIRE. .F 1 OUR OVIN CO1RRSPONDEN'I.) N NEW lBRIDC11' STREET, Tlrrrsdlay night. A eel'strange episotie ill the life of i-ord MA cm5 lVeky -- 0'. HS lie then wias, Ml, pjIrii d-Ira beell revc'Cd Lib ly thle publica- (!f at ii ci' i2 lple of VrIl nles of tile papers of ...

... LIFE SAYJING IN THE ROYAL NAVY. 'ne of our representatives tells the story:-. St-anding at the pier-head, Tilbury Dock, wait- ing for an overdue boat in the reeont Channel gale, I fell into conversation with the pier-head master, Thr J. Palmer, a fine-looking man of perhaps 40 years of age. He asked if I had made many voyages in roUgh wealther, and was interested to hear of my experience. ...

... ISECOND EDITIDI 5 NEW BDiDJ1 STRIiM, LoNDow, AmmGuw JouUAxL Opiucx , Monday morning, 6.30. (B3Y SPECIAL WIIE..) THE HfOSTjILITIES AT MAN LA. FILIPINOS FIGHTING DESPIJ?1RLATELY. MAGNIFICENT CHARGES BY AMEfRI(C'ANS. SERIOuS SITUATION. (Dmicy MAIL TzT.JFltAV.) V'a.411ing-toll, Sunday. Intase excitement has been aroused here by despatches from Mnlani announcing an outbrea. of hostilities between ...