... T 'OUR LONTDON LETTER., I .,y ,jOWURNAL- SPECIAIL WIRE. (FRO OU OWNN COP ESPONDN. 1?ridav II~-lt Njhn il,' Lord Advocate IO0 to I~eh iinliuil ,~iit ~ th i'_zlrd to the Scotti11h Fduo O~~~t iIlli t Lio1tm1,e (If Coal- '1' CA. I I w ' iior :1 ~ orcted iiv a !beL ICO.0 of il LiOuI'1''OhiIetIl, anld thle 1111tc ' & P iid lilt'o la te ov'n pI'tv 'W .r1 j 1: tilt, ollel ~Is p.1 xcIrt Pro- sit II I I ...

... VISIT OF THE QUaMN TO ]3RAEMR AND MAR LOPDOE. I Is. PLEASANT DRIVE-OROWDS OF ei SPECTATORS. ti G TIer Majesty the Queen, accompanied by tho' t( Girand Duchess of Hesse, drove from Bab-moral p to Braemar yesterday afternoon. The Royal i2 carringe, which was open, was driven four-in- a hand. and, was preceded by outriders. Following ti Her 'Majesty's carriasge was one containing Lady A Churchill ...

... SECOND EDITIONJ 5 Nxw BnRDIE STREET, LON'DO, I ABERDEEN JOURNAL Orsom, TimnSDAY MORNIN2G, 5.30. (BY SPECIAL We) MORE TRAWLERS SEIZED (DAmY MAIL TELEGRAI.) Copenbhagen, Wednesday. A telegram received here to-day from Seydisfjord,, Iceland, states that three English I steam trawlers-t'he Sihon. GY 531, the Sir- dar- H 30, and the Thomson H 395-have been seised, by tihe Danish stationship Heim- ...

... THEHIHLAD RIGADE1 * * =- - -- ;-' TEE. LQ3.vAM I *We propose pubisg from week to 1Wlk iu this coluan 'notes of the doings of. the.ti 4. mexts, 'vWhether at 6me or abroad, in the field or in gar- ison~. Nothing can be more interesting o } .p~pl- of~ ~Sctland than thec aChievqMents. of the Highland Brigade, - oves Ph a the Scottish soldiers are .jng the'peace o'f 'Arriso'n life thefr *ds i. ill ...

... INTERESTING PIROCESSION. Thi friendly societies and a number o0 th, trades of Aberdeen, in furtherance of the a splendid work which they inaugurated with tuck 3brilliant success three years ago, held on Satur- 3 day their aLnnual demonstration in aid of thu local hospitals. As has been the case every year. beautiful weather favoured the event, and ths l result was exceedingly satisfactory. It ...

... I I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ D OFFICIAL CELEBRATION. BRLLIAT MIlTARY SPEC'AOLh, The eightieth asmniversasry of the birthday of the Queen was officially celebrated in London ome Saturday. The auspicious event having beem loyally observed in the provinces and the various is naval and military stations outside the metro- , polis on the actual birthday, on Wednesday weeki e Saturday was decided upon as ...

... | . DARNIEY RILE WIBM3'NG. SCOTTISH NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP. FIRST STAGE. At the Darnley Rifle Meeting yesterday the first stage of the Scottish National Championship was shot in fine weather. The list of competi- tors was headed by Samuel Smiles, 3rd Lanark; Sergeant Proctor, Elgin; and N. Chicken, 1st Cumberland, each, with a score of 100 points. Coluur-Sergsant W. T. Davies, of the 1st Welsh ...

... OLDMIELDRVL. Pol-, Court. - At the Police Court last week - Baillie Robertson on the bench - Robert Birse, farm servant, Cairnbrogie, Tarves, for using obscene and indecent language on the public streets, forfeited a bail of 15s. STONEHAVEN. Justice of Peace Court.-At the monthly sitting of the Justice of Peace Court on Saturday-Mr A. B. Annandale, Major Berkeley, and Captain Mainw.atring on ...

... a OUT LONDON LETTErzR. -- - - -- - -- 0 ~ fly' JIJ~AL SPECIAL WIP.E. FrpOR~ oUR(1 C OB Iz E'SPDON DEN'T.) iliq~~il, ill t~~woed Coltlo s- i'l it L 111 P II)I .'.o tho -,c'.'ttll tol iNuitie td 'IlI w Oiles' o1w 1111 iii Ntwit'ltlI Id 01ll11(11 ei' [WOldl a~al d II soldr hA, 0t m) tter o11f0, f2151) p ~ ~8I r.'pix' 5'nilic'ilieiton l iCClu I: LIr E - 11111 Ilz's whotll't t II') a 'np I ' ll ...

... TH :E FI.N .. £1 . NIT. THE FIDOF A 210 NOTE.. ' IEiUION 9AS TO WHO WHOULD js ' - HAVE IT. An interesting case- witht reference to the find-. iNg of a £10 note cenje before Sheriff Burnet in Aberdeen Small Debt Iourt last week. Mrs Arthur Aitken, 'RRthven Cottage, Rutlirieston, hued Messrs Esslemont and Macintosh, warehouse- Ien', Aberdeen, seeking his lordship toordain de- fenders to deliver ...

... ?? has q'i , . .0 - ID, FRIDAY, JuSE 9. In the House of Lords yesterday Lord Sel- i borne, in reply to the Earl of Camperdown, P made a statement respecting the Bloemfontein Conference similar to that made by M r Cham- herlain in the Lower House. Then, on the motion of the Marquis of Salisbury, the grant to Lord Kitchener was formally passed, as. was the vote of thanks to the troops engaged in ...

... F. ftbiiH ,tivIVTE-BilLs- Nt - . P LT:. I , I : i iT. l GREENOCK AND POPtOLASQOW ior TRAMWAYS BILL b l Case for the Petitioners. a boat Westminster, Wednesdn. Mi T Committee of the House of Commons of thea iwhich i ?? gro h anmt , again to-da, and proceeded with consideration ?? of the Greeock sand ?? TTh13S1Ya 'a ea Bill, and the opposition to it of the Greenock Gre Police Board, certain ...