... IIui? - ?,. ---- --- . ;-:?;=,?Z=zz ' Messrs' Stewart :an ., -Charles te, $re m now in ;fulI possession of their. 'new' premis~es in Fraser Road, whith forierly belonged to Messrs i. J. Whitehead and Sons' etween 3 th7e two yards, d the fir ~oecupy over four aorep.of griund' They tare remnidelling the inill in the,.new y.ard,; pLn in f troclucing 'al the most advanced appliances for ...

... THE PRICE OF WALES INI DII i; E.1B IOYAL ' ,W M A - .'The, Highland and Agriculturf $qcij'y -of .Sotland, on whose invitartion ERia KRoypl .ltg4- ness the Prince of Wales, the president of the society, has paid a visitv-to Edirsburgh,: deserve warmest' congratulationa and thanks tor g.ving the city an opportunity' of displaying its heazrty loyalty to the heir to the British lihrsne. There was ...

... BY oJOURNAL SPECIAL WIRE. .R O P, R O1r, OWN CORRESPONDENT.) t NEIWV Bl111S1QI S'RsnE'r, Mounday nlighlt. This jftoralooU tho Irish part.y, as they irrqllOeltI lii',i iloiic beforc, relieved tho qistiOi hour froox deadly dtuhlness. Mr D ititt slked tle 'lit'Secretary for War whether t rua troe that twO Inlldi'rd mllio iOn pounds _f __rid _, with btullets closely resembling i 'llm:, u aii ' ...

... Thermometer and Barometer. READINGS AX' 2 A.M. TO.DAT. PBm- DNto I- 60 1 tisea . 3 31 AM. - - 6'39 PH.L Sets .. 857(M. 927 A.M. Ulgh WRLerat Aber. 2?33 A.M. _deen, a. 2 a50 P.M._ 9kj The baromet r bas fallen ; _ _ weather wet and unsettled. . TO-DAY. (July 10, 1839.) TO4)AY. - FORECASTS FOI 'YO-DAY. The rTollowing forecasts of weather for oo-day. were isued from the ...

... .1 THE PROP&SiD NEW POORHOUSE FO1R ABEDEEEN. REPORT ON THE SCHEME. The Works Sub-Committee of the City Parish Council of Aberdeen report that they have had under consideration the advisability of building a new poorhouse, or of making one or other of the present poorhouses suitable for the requirements of the parish when the fatuous poor are removed to the new Lunatic Asylum. Regarding the ...

... GOLD IN ABERDEEN. Sir, - With regard to Sir Henry Campbell-Balnnerman's speech, in which he told the House of Commons what he would do in certain contingencies were he Lord Provost of -Aberdeen, and your corn- mouts thereon, I notice a letter from Currency. The writer of that letter ac- cuses you of being subject to one of those de- lightful delusions which hard-headed, matter-of- fact ...

... 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- ...

... 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 ...

... I THE RAVAGES OF THE PINE ,BEETLE IN HADDO HOU SE WOODS. An interesting account of the great destruction of trees at Hfaddo House by thi storms of 1893 and 1894 and the subsequent ravages of the pine beetle (IHylesimus pineporda) is given by Mr John Clark in his essay on the zoology of the parish in the book on Methlijk, which has just been published, and to which reference is made in ...

... .EMPJRIAAL PARLIAMENT HOUSE OF LORDS-TUlSDAY, The Lord Chancellor took his s.at at a quarter past four o'clock. THE TRANSVAAL. The Earl of CAVTPERDOWN asekd the Under Secretary of State for the Colonies whether he could give any information to the House as to the new proposals of the Government of the South African Republic in relation to the electoral franchise in that country. The Earl of SE ...

... ABERDEEN- UNIVERSITY COURT. A P>POINTMElNT OF 1EXAMINEDRS. ir ;t A meeting of Aberdeen University Court was 't held yesterday afternoon in the Faculty Room- e the Marquis of Huntly, Lord Rector, presiding. e rhee were also present Principil Sir W. D. Geeddes, Lord Provost Fleming, Sir David I dtuwart, Dr Dey, Professor Matlihew Hay, Pro- Y ueseor Niven, Professor Trail, lr C. B. 1lavid- oson, ...