... VALE OF ALL0111) ANALYTICALJ ASSOCI ATION. I j EClTUfRE ON MEAT I[NSPIECTION. Yesterday Mr James Wilson, M.A., BSe., leoLurer o01 agrisulture, MKnrisvchal College. Aber- (lean, deliverad a lecturs on Mcalt Inspection, Under thle aws.pis'.c of the Vale of Alford Ana-ly-j tical Association. in the Pubilic Hell, Alford, ! j Thero was a good attendassee of fanrner6, ple- t eided over by Mr ...

... OUR IJONDON LEM!-4.u'. I BY ' JOURNAL SPECIAL WIRE RO; OUA R OWN CORRSPONDENT.) 5 NEW BrucEs STREET, Thursday uight. At question time to-day Sir John Mlaclure, i.-?lo has become impatient of tho d'lay in- solved bv tbe debate oil the Address, rose au(j askrnl the First Lord of the Treasury if 1. Would consider the advisability of moving I41 st-adilig order by which no amueUdiuut .could be ...

... I THlE PHILIPPINE WA& EJ BRUSHES WITH' THE FILIPINOS QUARRELUNQ. (PRm ASSOOxMAION FOMION SPi Ald.) Manila, Thmdauy. Since the AmeTican line reached Wef natural defences of Maas, no hz hu -wmn -vance ieas been madb. The thoopa novwBeiw fneamped along the line are in many plgma temporarily entnnched. OcasionaJ mrndwiea 'wt small bodies of tha ene ay insd ,partiesform theaony excitemeut. ...

... IS ,CHOOL BOARD.j THEC BOARD AN~D G~ORDON'S COLLE~GE. C(N,4l),N'E'(' BE INVITED, Tnce UWIIU I i? Weticng of Aberdeens SchoolI Y~-feli 141s 114U lc, ii t lie board routn, Tei * ac' *.I .o AIlex Websit er. chairtant re'tl Tn:1545 weore olin ia 2s1,itt-Professojr, A l. Mri John~l tiraWigen ol, M rrG B 1 ~ '0 . Mvl.1h turraiYt. -\II- Jo. 1 t lii ~ I d. Fia. ttrli a R Mv ,Ioii jl~ ii ~e'.I. h'lte ...

... NAVtONAI, P'HY;XSICAFL RECREA- I iON 80C1 El'TY.I INTERNATION ''h (' CAMPITONSHIIP B~rIlI'l AGA INST AIBEIDEEN. WIN FrH Tit' I RISH1MEN. ILC~C ogtcI' t' WIt ;IeeeI ,'tttitttrii tri .r'.~'' tti'~tItIwttII ti to local I ,w t~rtt .Sttld coer1pete in tile fltal strugglei f~e thle p.-oO it tire '2W gtrrlieae clirtllnivrrtel eteld* lit ic re--' - irtia gatlkiait. light, tle! met ira nit. .lly ...

... RAILWAY DISASTER-IN 3 BELGU(IM. I 20 KILLED AND 100 INJURED.'1 (RiumIsn TELEGRAM.) Brussels, Saturday. A collision took place between two trains SW 'Forest, near Brussels, this morning, and the a- cident resulted in great loss of life. The traini which left Tournai at 5.22 a.m. to-day reaecd Forest at 8.14. Just after its arrival the train, whic.h loft Mons at 6.47 this morning, and wbici. ...

... AGPRICT'lLTU I'.AL, NEWAXS. ¢ SALE OF ABERDEEN-ANGUS CATTLE AT PERTH. ]jlGH PPl1C'Es-A R E4CORD SALE. yerdt- the annutil iprinig -ale of Aberdeen- Ag1,; .atjl took place il the Porth Auction Man ,o Mel-r- Ila' donald, Iraser, and Croni- I rrlited. ,iid P lved a record one ,o tar as - rd. The, total sam drawn tiers l vI to 10.e'i 'i- Sd. as rotlptared h 'i ..-d 't .''s ciltrie la-t year. The ...

... HONOUR TO Ai WHAEtGN OAPTAIN. THE SEARCH FOR -SWEDISH SUC&NTIS'Tq Captain EH. *M'Kay, a well-known Dundee .whaling captain, has become the recipient of a testimonial expressive of the appreciation in which certain services rendered by him in the Arotic are held in Sweden. The testimonial is in .the form of .a meda issued by the Swedish Gerpimiphioal Scciety to navigators who have dis ...

... - HOMES OF BRITAIN'S TOILES. 'Home, so-called. Oft but the costly caverns crowd, discomfort, ill-ventilation, and con- sequent prevailing sickness. Not only the strength and stamina ofat'he present generation are suffer- ing therefrom, but the rising generation, bred and brought up under such conditions, must suffer too. . In the lower-paid ranks of labour these evils are intensified by the ...

... | AFAIR, 0]- QUEENSLAND. PREMIER AND FEDERATION QUESTION. .RgUTE'STELFORAM.) Brisbane, Wednesday.. The Legislative Assembly of Queensland. Was dissolved to-day, and a new Parliament is summoned to meet on May 2. In an electoral manifesto Mr Dickson, Premier, says Federation is the most important ques- tion wliel party politics must not influence. Federation'should be spcepted by the people on ...

... the etlel;W tr. CHIMP O1MPI.-BROAD STREET, AlPERLEEN. LONDON OPFICR-5 NEW BRIDGE STREEM', E.C. ELEGBAMS-' ABEPVDEVIN JOURNAL, ABEIRDEEN. TwExPHONE-NO. 2,. NEWS SUMMARY M. Felix Faure, President of the French Republic, died yesterday evening after three bours' illness, The cause of death was 'an apoplectic seizure. In the House of Lords yesterday afternoon, the Duke of Marlborough, replying ...

... LECTURE ON MIR GlADSTONE. I * Under the auspices of the Aberdeen Liberal Club, a lecture on -'Wa. VK:VGladiod'i 6id& his ilegacy to the United kingdos ' ws last night delivered by Rkv. Arthur Mursell, tondofi, in the Round Room, Music Hall Buildings, Aberdeen. There was a large attendance. Mr John Leith presided, and in introducing the lecturer intimated apologies for absence from Sir John ...