... 1 AaD M'EUL'AN'OE L'AxS. PRESE'NTATIoN O}¢>PRIZES-.' The pprespnti?ton' of the wt'ceird prizes .gained; Ig 'ao- ance elass to pa ori ts .Apad-emy. 9Peteqhil;. lff~ls-w h. condueted yander the .picei'iliSi 4~&@w: Ambulane Aso isqion.eeaji fr~. W .l'se annie weeks; ago, when .Vth esten~tjwere fined ,blr Dr . $ellyj Alberdeen. On ridia r nighi th. gertif- :eates werre presented by MFrTa~bb ...

... CimlEF Orp ieE-L'ROAID STREETr , ABERlR'!B1X, lkiNDqN OxF'I('I.'- NJ\1 II DO(E Y'l'Y.I; i' 1 TSLYGI4AMS- AIERDLEN .IOUIRNAL, ABI1DlILNS. 'lI EJ.B1UQ s-Nc. WE7' ABERDEEN, VED)N ESDAY, JULY 19, 1899. NEWS SULMMAIRY. In thle rllcc, ot Locrd. yes-rday the Poor Law Aet, (AiccecidincotIL) l'ill .ncd the Sea Fisheries Bill .Aere *ead at third tilne iclcd palssed. 'I'he 'ardoin Mlemoerial Coll( ge ...

... L.MPERIAL PAiLLIA.74E'T. ~~~~~~~~~~. _I . HOUSE OF LORDS-MoNDAY. The Lbord 0Jhaneellos took his seat at a quarter . past four o'clock. ACKNOWIEI)DGhlENT BY SIR FRANCIS GRENFELL. The LOYRD CHANCELIOI read a letter from 'General Sir Francis Grenfell acknowledging the vote of thanks posed to-him for his services in coMOection with the Khartoum Expedition. TITHE BENT CHARGE BILL. The Earl of ...

... THE ABE~R)EEN UNIVERSITY DIP P0ST'URI V. slNF. 3inN J AtMLSGIAI T (II.li WI, nllight bofolre levf Bti -It Al c-jt-leoi 0II1 &IttoIday onl it f a t td ill i-,ttttIIIee ttoIa footidt li' tl I. d atioigIo althe- who atX I ` itt- avuoL-h-l. £The ittdittmentt PttOL . VtIt *tt(O indicted at tito jinsititca ti--at I Ion. _\ Iiivow tdrcihii MIttn-ay, -1ev- . tt1,,ivo tLI' hIk the clwri ? :tuh-it OUI k ...

... CUIMNESTOWN. P.C. Bazaar.-A very interesting and sucees.'ful bazaar-the first of the kind in connection with the Free Chureh here-was held on Friday, The object was to put the Congregational and Sustentation . Funds in a healthier positioln. Rev. James Simpson called upon Rev. AV. S. Swanson, Aberdeen, to open the hazaar. 3ir Swanson, after some remarks on the beauty of the village of ...

... Thernmometer and Barometer, RFADINGS AT 2 A.M. TO-DAY. SUIN. WON. R i nfi~& . .332 A SI.-'.-: 732 PS. 25 I Sets 8356 . . 935 A.3 .S_ - | igh Water a& Abe, r. 37 A.M. l jiecn.. f 323 .. 0 Tg. .'ni barometer has risi . (lightly 11,eti mfure s OttOl . TO.1Ja3. (July 11, 1839.) TUOt)AY. FtORECASTS FOR TO-DAY7. The followiing forecasts of weather for xo-day were issued from the 2Tyeteurological ...

... HIOGH E USNIT FOR ORDINARYl I ~~GUoNS.' APPALLING DESTRUCTIVE PONWVER. (DAILY TELEGRAPH TELEGRAM.) New York, Wednesday. A shell containing 113 pounds of explosive- gelatine, the most destructive agent known, was dischargejl yesterday with a modern 12-inch breech-loading rifle, with an ordinary service charge of brown prismatic powder, and did not explode. This experiment was made on the ...

... PETERHSENAD FaRvt ThPL MENT TRANSACTION. Sheriff-Principal Crawforid has now giver his decision in the appeal against his substitute's interlocutor in the action at the instance of Macdonald Bros., implement makers, Portsoy, against George Anderson, farmer, Sandford Lodge, Peterhead, for £30, being price of a hinder sold by pursuers through agents to defender last year. The ease came up for ...

... CTII OFFP '1mo-BROAD S'T'R3EET, A1ERITEEN. I'wooIOs OvvICv.-b Nll\ BIUD1OLG STR'lt , .C.- 1'JLJaWtAMS- ABEflI)FEN JOURNAL, AmEiLDTEMN. v~srtslzlosENi. ; ABEIDEEIN, MONDAY, JULY 10, 1899. 1 _ I NEIVS SUMM1ARY. Bltonie plague is now said to have broken out J on the GUold Coast. Rolports front Daiwson C'ity state that gold dust ia bting brought il L)y thle ton.' Shclritlg stories are ...

... I I AUCOIINBLAE. Death of a Nonagenarian. -Mrs Murray, Auch- inblae, has died at the advanced age of 92 years. M.irs aMurray was much respected by all who know her, and was born at Haughs of Benholm, slptemb.r, 1I07. She is survived by her hus- 'band, Mrr Alexander Murray, who is her senior by a few months, beingh also 92 years of age. He is still hale and hearty, and able to step about and ...

... the AllawCdaitr olartad. C.,F OpFtO1-BROAD STREET, ABERDEEN. r.ODON Orici-5 NEWV BRlIDGE STRU LEFT, C.. TNEEGnAMS-ABIERlDElEN JOURNA ,L ABERIDEEN. T LXP1IONM;-No. 27. ABERDEEN, SATURDAY. JULY 22, 1899. 1~ ~ I NEWS SUMMARY. I I thhe Hoose of Lords yesterday t hc Tithe Rent Carge Bill wa brought from teile Commons and read a first tim tilrie secondseading being fixed for ruodav net. The Erll of ...

... PROPOSED PUBLIC SLAUGHTE RHOUSE. A meeting of Inverurie Town Council was held yesterday-Provost Jackson presiding. The Cleric reported that a large number of casualties bad been paid, amounting to about £120, The Chairman stated that he had been corres- poniding with Mr Sandford Thompson, factor for the Earl of Kintore, with reference to ope'ning a road from the end of Westfield Road to ...