... THE SOUDAN, I THIE KHALIFA GONE SOUTH. I ,11 SIDAR COMING TO LONDON. Or Ia (Rau'Rxs TELEGRAM,) ed Cairoe Friday. e The Elialifa has just left Shir-keteh for the south. The general state of the Souda.s is e moist satisfactory. Ot The new Atbara Bridge is expected to be ,n firished before the river is again in flood. n A new hotel will shortly be built at Rihar- n. touim. L .Isard .fteolienitr ...

... THE PRESENTATION TO MR PERCY ELARDGREAVE9. As reported in yesterday's .Journal, Me Pery Hardgreaves was waited upon at the Mains, Glenbucket, on Thursday. by a deputation of parishioners and presented with an illuminated address as a tangible expression of the esteem in which he is held in the district. The presenta- tion was the outcome of a spontaneous desire to do Mr Hardgreaves honour, ...

... SIR JAMES SIVEWRIGHT ON HIS ALMA MATEIR. bie A GOOD WORD FOR KRUGER. it e SPEECEH BY COL. J. R. ITACDONATW. ho he lie- to tca (FnoM OUR OWN RErOgTElt) London, Wednesday night. It The annual dinner of the Aberdeen University oc Club wes held to-nighlt in the Trecadero erRstuatJme at Reataurant, Piccadilly Circus-Sir Jares Sive- rv wright presiding. Among those present were ,e Dr R. J. Collie, ...

... I THE CHIUIRCH UNION QUESTION, CONFE'RENOE. IN lNVERNESS. ADDRESS bY PRINCIPAL RAnqY. Last night a largely attended meetinig in favour of union betwbn tihe Free Church. ant the United Presbyweliati Chu'rc)P took place a the Vree High Ohurch, Inverness The meeting excited con- siderable interest throughout the Highlands, and the attendance included a large nuinber of Free Crurch clergymen and ...

... IGARDONSTOWN U.P. CHURCH. OPENING SEDRVICE. DESCRIPTION OF BUILDINGS. Yesterday the handsoale new United Presby- terian Church at Gardenetown was formally opened for worship, The openiug service was conducted by Rev, John Young, home mission secretary, Glasgow, in presence of a large con- gregation; and in the evening Rev. A. T. Ogi'vic, the pastor, presided over a largely attended social ...

... THE DANISH PROSECUTION OF= EN:LISH1 rjRAW.ERS I .. . . . . .I. . , - STATEMENT BY'A, MINISTE. (REUTER'S TALEGRAL.) Copenhagen,: Monday. A .statement ofVice-Admiral Riavn,Dasnish Minister for Foreign Affairs, 'upon the. quaes- tioII between Great Britain and ]Deamrarh, arising ourt of the capture of British trawlers, is published by the journal Dannebrog. There is, s-aid the Ministeo, ae ...

... I -IMAODUFF TOWN COUNCIL, l A. meeting of Maccduff Town Council was held el on Monday ovening-Baillio Morrison, in the- absence of Provost Bisset, presiding, of THE FISHERIES DEPUTATION. a Consideration of the question of sending a re-p presentative to join the deputation who are to J, wait upon Lord Salisbury was taken up. to MrM'Pherson moved that consideration of the VI matter should be ...

... I FELT.ID-JOIE AT THE BARRACKS. At Caatlehill Barracks, as is customary where- ever any of Her lfajesty's troops are stationed, 1 the officers and men of the depot 'Gordon High . lenders paraded in review order shortly before snoon for the purpose of firing a fet-de-joie in . honcur of the Queen's birthday. Lieut.-Colounl A Macbean, teip~rarily commanding the 75th Regi- amental DistriAt, was ...

... ISECOND EDITION| | 5 NEw BRIDaE STREET, LONDON, I ABERDEEN JOURNAL O0UICR, TUESDAY MORNING, 5.30. (BY SPECIAL WIRE.) POSITION IN TRANSVAAL IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENT EXPECTED, REF ORMS TO BE GRANTED. (DAI.IEL'S TELEGRAM.) Pieeoria, M-londay. The Pretoria New ais uytiuul'5 That rll Republic is onl the eve of most imperlnis developmentas. We are able to state, At say'- ' that the >s!pcnding ...

... - BANFF FRIFA LIIRARY. MElmfING OF COMIMITTEF.l The first meeting of the newly-constituted Banff Free Library Committees took place in the Council Chamber, Banff, on Thursday even- ing, Provost Munro presided, and gave a short sketch of the free library movement in the burgh. He said the committee was about to undertake what some of them were not alto- gather familiar with, but ho had no doubt ...

... L(YAL ORDE OFI ANCTIENT SHEPHERDS. THE CLOSING DAY. The flith I dY'.s proceed iigs in connection with the tbaInal NIovale Counnil ol the Loyal Ordor et 4mcle a.h ph erA' tutu titonixt10edl at lnille o'elock yesterday nl5-rnintg iii the* 'rades Hull, Aberdeen. p,,, J M N-Niol, (Chief Shephelrd. lelen-iburgh, preaided, and Is a- stpi'Pprl(IC by the oftivi ls of tice A Ql1'iSTlON OF ACCOUNTINU, ...

... I I BY JOURNAL SPECIAL WIRE. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) 5 NEw BnItlDcr STREET, Tuesday night. (llorious weather attended tho opening of tfle Article Club Exhibition nt the Crystal Palace this afternoon by the Duke and Duchess of Connauigilt. Their Royal Eigh- snoesss, who vere attended by Colonel .Kerton und the Hon. Airs Egetion, drove opl) to the palace in anl opeu landau amitd the appl ...