... g?A?u? O=;= - . Owing to, the clse aonnection tbat exists- bhe: yoweba the .grniite t:trade .of Aber.deeuad th e Swedish quarryinpg, induk t a litte mntorn-atidii afkom reliable sourog rgrding soii af. the, quarries in Sweden, 'will bew ofl terest.'The quarries I r6fer to are situated oan mthe'Isiland, of :.ato' in the -Batic, about sut miles :ironiStock- bolm, where the beautiful red granite ...

... N1'.TFIED CLTMETRY. COMPENSATION TO LAIREOLDERS. With reference to the question of eompensation to aggrieved lairholders in Neilfield Cemetery, Mr J. Mf. I. Scott, Folicitor. has received the following letter from Maessra Edmondls nnd Ledingham, advocates, on behalf of the Aberdeen Baker In- corporation:- Dear Sir-Our clients have now considered the claims made bY lairholders, and we aro in- ...

... [THE FRASERBURGH SLAUGHTER- I HOUSES. |ff ER-j FUaTHN& oP1:NONs. The oundition of the Broadsea slaughter-houses, writes a corresponddent, continues to excite the greatest interest in the district, aind there has been considerable discussion ol the subject. it would appear that the state of affairs revealed in the report of Mr Alexander, the Fraserburgh burgh surveyor, has been in existence for ...

... Aui,,or,,k BOREALIS ACAD-EMICA-1 AUROR: U OtE.ATlIS ACA\D1MICAl The ietc~t arldditioi to Abordeen ITniver- el itV itt'lret1 W-ru be widely wektiie-t eii neerrlb both (if the authors aud the svrb ar eets 'Ih1e ..r!r-title indicates the cluirroeter wv illad scope el thle Irk, A*berdeoii IlTiver- bt kporLT1M101l.,;, iS60-lS8it. PUritg this perOd of Z$ *-eat's tile tuniVersity produtced b or ...

... IMPE3RIAL PARLIAMENT. .HOUSE OF LORDS-THUMsDAY. Their lordships met at three o'clock. -ACTS PASSED. The Royal assent was given by commission to the London Governtsent Act, the Education of Children Act, the Fine or Imprisonment (Scot- land and Ireland) Act, the Reformatory Schools (Amendment) Act, and eighty-two private and provisional order bills. The Lords Commissioners were the Lord ...

... I HONOURS TO ABERDEEN - SHIRE, Two weH--known and lighly-respeos county gentlemen, Mr A. M. Gordon-of New- ton sad Mr W. H. Lumsdean of ialalitodie, honourably sustained the name of Aberdeeg- shire at the Hlighland Society's show-it Edin- burgh Last; wohk-tho one in the class for cattle, and the other in the class for horses. Mir Gordon of Newton. with his grand short- horn bull, Corner Stone ...

... jTHE TRANS'VAALP I~~~~~ I OPINION ON LATEST PRIOPOSALS.,' THE iDYNAUNITE MONOPOLY. (PRE3s AssoCIATION FOREIGN SPECIAL,) Pretoria, Thursday. The Volksraad had another secret sesssicn this forenoon. It is believed that the dyna- mite concession was still the subject of dis- cussion. The Government asks for authority to deal with the company on the basis of ex- propriation and compensation, but a ...

... 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 ...

... lie %bertmvltjltlit UfITIRP 0v 1eF--B~nAT) sllR1tT.r ABlUElrR IN. LON )ON to E'JO-5 NEAV BRIlDGP, q~ 1;l-.R1E1 B.C. .LI:GlAMS- AFI~ifl.I. (I(JURNAL, ABIU)F.LN. ABERDE1F'N, MONDAY, JULY17,_1899. D~~~~ - - - - - -I NEWS SUMMAIRY. The freedom of the city if Newcastle s on Raturday conferred on Lord XVolselev. INe 1astle joiners' strike hlis ended in the Isastere granting tile advance of 4d per ...

... 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 ...