... Ace lS'l~e'rh ate Al'offrriltti,. CNInO OFTImO1--B]'RA)D iStREu, AEBRII;EEN. LaNDON OppII mD,.T-5 NEW BRIDGE WMERET, E.C. TEL:GRAMS- AI!IERDLI,'N JOURNAL,` ABUERDEICN. ABERDEEN, FRIDAY, JULY 2R, 1899. NAEWS SU-13ARY. I Two women nameni StuckwAll, wbo were eisters. and a girl named Sybil -Iajor. wele yes turdav drowned in tli Thames at East Aloles,-v 'by the capsizing of a boat ilx Nvllnc.: ...

... I LETTERS TO THE rEDITOR. i 'THE VALUE OF THE OSPREY. Sir, -I observed in a recent issue of the EIproess that tie value of the osprey as a specimen was put down at 225. I beg to'inforun your readers and those interested that they can be got from a nagturnlist in lGloucestorshire and a natural history dealer at Clifton, Bristol, at prices from 20s to 25s each. If alny of those interested ...

... IT'lY 'AND`'.'DJSTRIGTl'' 00S1r. :r - ! . .. . .. . . . .. 5-7 he I hear'tha't trael'ahn roj' is likeiy to show Ie anl icrease of between £39,Oad.,V6,0 this Id yea .d.,£.., , n, . , thi. Id x- Mr Howard A. Gray, M.k,4 so0. of ex-Bailliei i5s Henry Gray, has been appoited aditor of the al Birmingham Args.'. Mr.,ray; who is to be - congratulated ona his promotion, has been . for to several ...

... Chirp Ompri.f-BRoAD srVRThT, ABERD(EEN. LONDON (WPJOV-b 1RIY B~i~U l S'l'I~'r £,1C, ITLLERAMS-ABERDi:tNL JOURNAL,' ALEBID)EN. TF.D1.IPONI F-No. 2a. IABERDEEN, TUESEVY, JULY 25, 1899. NEWS SUMMARY. t In the House of Lords yesterday the 3Earl ofa Sel borne mov 'ed the se-o'iid tIC cildg of the TiLthe P iRelit Charge (lRtes) 1till, which, he said, was t vyrv short and siminple, and was icctended ...

... 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 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 ...

... Ij 5 NEw BnmamE STumnr, LONDON, A6MENX JOURNAL OismCB, MONDAY MORNING, 0.30. (BY SPECIAL WIRE.) CRISIS WITHIN, SIGHT. BRITISH ULTIMATUM. !,O ARA'ENMNT OF MILNER'S TIMMS. (TmES TELsGRAM.) Pretoria, Saturday. The uiblanders have been given to under- stand here that no abatement of Sir Alfred Milner's demands will be acceptable to the Imperial authorities. The real crisis, therefore, is now held ...

... CHAIRGE AGAINST AN EDIN- BURGH FISHMONGER, MPORTANT' SALMON lOOECUTIO'IN. AN ABERDEEN COMPLAINANT. James Muirhead, carrying on business as a fishmonger under the name of Charles -Aisirhead at 79 Queen Street, Edinburgh, appeared in the Edinburgh Sheriff Sfummany Court yesterday, before Sheriff Orfoot, on a obarge of having had in his possession between 16th January and 21et January, 1899, at ...

... SUlmME - - LISTS] i :. h'. I -'. 4' - I w - I We Gere Shpiher tq p wbinah we e during te oafa-sow lists oi, an f r vittors at various hie~It andc haliday reaort3.: in t fiO. North. -: IRRSIDE. . Mr oeor~ Caisherd wine anrd fta, ad family 1 -Woodends Ora. - I I. I. Bx.Baillje'Diusi and fianily-AIeybaak, Cva~hea' Mre Capta-in S'tewart and family. .Fernbaink,1 C1rathes. Professor Cash and ismily ...

... PANICS GAME,&X : , '-,,, i 'tt , .}', ,. Theaaa c~i ion picni ~f~Children. attendigthe sah;ool fGlen Taae foseto ad inord we ed't GTissitrdy ¶9he weather was delightfislbaiid .leh~hf arrangements ndfo-thir ltl~get r'i Williami and Ld ulfeBokwo'~ae 'take a special itrsiteeet'o.td h occasion mostenoaltovo ..sciidn respeotive teacher.M'm akrtie-rei and piopular hajatr'f Ge''a. wals m chief ...

... OIur LONDON LETTERj BY -J0URNAL' SPECIAL WIRE. BOM OUll OWN CORRESPONDENT.) G :NEv Biuuims SrrRcite. SSunday night. Mt Pirie i lVcer Tery 0o11g in tile House of r miakiiig his presence felt, in 11otiter. 'litretixtnedt fromn flit, orw iilii. le id d Scotland lislt week, anid iomaini quiet dur- jo° t\e ' 9-iiOtl of tile Food and Drugs Bill, 3n~ 0lll hd tleAo-iul Estimaltes been rcirlted I in ie ...

... DISPUTE ABOUT AN ABERDEENSHIRE DI FUTE PROPERTY. Yesterday Lord Kincairney issued ain inierlocu- tor in au action raised in the Court of Session in regard to the estate of Fortrie, in Aberdeenshire. It was at the instance of Charles W. Mackenzie, station employee, Geelong, Australia, and John Otto Macqueen, S.S.C., Aberdeen, his mandatory. and Mr Macqueen and Alex. Knox, solicitor, Aberdeen, ...