... 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 ...

... ORD PARISH CHURCH BAZAAR OPENED BY NMRS MORISON OF, MA OUNTBLA.11RY. CHURWCH AND lMANSE FUND. Yesterday a bazaar was heid in St Andre(w's H11all, Banff, in aid of Ord Churcl and Manse iso- provinemat iund. Tho bazaar was under the patronage of the Dauhess oif Pif, the Countess- l).wager of Seafiold, Lady Abercromby of For lglen and Birkenlbog, tFhe Dulce of Fife, C mapain Abercroraby of ...

... PETEREHAD BURGH SCHOOL i 1 BOATD. THE LATE DR JAMIESON. A special moeting of Peterhead Burgh Sohool Board was held yosterday-Ro'. J. TB. Davidson, chairman, presiding-to arrang o tor the board attending Dr .Jamieson's funeral in a corporato car acity. The (Chairmaia said he suipposed no one Wars surprised at r the o.dling of that meeting, under th mielt cliehoi5 cri rciimitanes that lald ...

... _\13i~O ThME. AIEE4- l§ It is said that a pleasing instance is about to be afforded in Aberdeoil of the kindliy feelings that exist between the different sections of the Church, and particularly between Dissenters and members of the Establishment. Bolburn Parish Church is about to undergo some alterations and improvements, and a desire weas expressed that the congregation should, during the ...

... I, OVERTQPN ONTRP.9VMSY. 1 DR STALKER 9XPIANS, The Rev. Dr Stalker. writes to the -British Weekly : -One of my correspondents asBk what could have moved me to writs as I did. This is his way of putting the case, and I will adopt it, endeavouring reluctantly but plainly to tell what i'nmoved me. I. The action of Principal Story, who, preach- ing i. Edinburgh during the General Assaembly, ...

... HIGHLAND AND AGRI- CULTURAL SOCIETY. VISIT OF TIHE PRINCE OF WA LES. M3SSAGE TO THIE QUEEN. The principal event in connection with the Sheow of the Highland and Agricultural Society yesterday scas the vTisi ill the afternoon of the presidont, His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. In exportation of tire Heir-Apparent's visit, the showyard was filled with probably ona of ths largest crowds of ...

... THE CONFESSIONAL IN THE CH URC OF ENGLAND. | ITNTFERESTING RgIURN. The return moved for by Earl Northbrook, in the House of Lords, as to the number of Church of England churches in which confessional boxes have been erected,was issued yesterday. In all dio- ceses, save five, the replies to the Home Secretary's circular on the subject are of a negative char- acLr. TMA five exceptions are in the ...

... THE CULTS WATER SrPFLY. In Aiberdeen Sheriff Court yesterday, GEd4 Burnet heard agents in a discussion having ref-ir ence to the proposed extension of the (ults Watt' and Drainage District. Mr Alexander Clark, solicitor, who app for the District Committee of the Couity Vounpl, said that Mr George.Davidson, solicitor, Wmp sent on behalf of the railway cow pony;'but W.. Davidson,town clerk ...

... I:, ,TFLRATUR1E . | . MAGAZINES. Pearson's Double. Summer Number *' for this month excells in every department. It contains 180 paecs of illustrations und reading matter.- Some-of: the illustrations are beyoild'iraise, acid specially. those printed in colour, -which are excellent both in drawilig and de Tere is unlimited ehoicej qthe-literary contributions. We ueed montion only The Art of ...

... OPENING OF THE TOURIST ISEASON. THE TRAFFIC AT ME J OINT STATION. The crush at the Joint Railway Station, A'bc'r- tkeen, on! Saturday was greater than it has been oss any lay for years, with the exception, of course, of the annual holiday. In addition to the usual Saturday excursions which take place at this season, there vwas an abnormally large nuraber Iof visitors on their way to their ...

... LONVel' Ol'I101- l~e)li tll2r A])(g;I.; IoN Ion 011'1(:::--5 Nl;\\' B U! !X~l SI, liElJ', 1,C. 'Ij.SsMS-'~tiletill~; . JURNAL,' ABEi'DEIM 'llv~l'lIIOI:-BA27. ,]3ERDEE . LTLX'~ 6,IS9.I A13EsRDETIN, rTlLTISDAY, JULYl 6, 189P.I : _~ -- -- ---------- = NE-WVS, SIADIARY. Ilotiollu for the ccv etid in of 'i lieAiiclr anti 'co-hitral Isti-tie-utll (reLaudi 1ill. Sir u Cluirilee Uilke :aid lie c ...

... THE UNIONISTrS AND SOUTH { I ABERDEEN. I SIR VDAVTD ,STEWA!RT'S FINAl DECISION. The following letter lhas ibn received by Pro- I 'esosor I)ovo 'Nilson from Sir David Stewart, in reference to the invitation 'by 'the Unionists of i South Aberdeoo to stand for the constituency in) that interest at the next general election:- | 1anchory House, Aberdeen, 5th July, 1899. iDear Proiessor Dove Wilson, ...