... I TO.MRgo W', CHURCH SERVICES. CEtURCH1 01' SCOTLAND. .e at. 11-0 Rev. 1. it. .Fishier. 63* 0 ^Rev. It. 11 Fisher. . ..a . :.10 tIev. tieorge Walker. 6-30 [tev. Dr INitlyrnoit. U -..--. 110 Rev. DJr X. El. (Dlay. .ilvulilil . 3-0 1EeV. (r IV. b. Graya lie. Dr 1lIMIIns'.t. 6,.30 1teC. elrge XValiker. FREE ciiDURCH. Sout .i. 11-uoI]- [e. 1. W. Robertson. StO 0le. .1 XX. ...

... THE POPULAR PLAN. SOMKE TOWN COUNCILLORS' VIEWS. Stands the University extension scheme where it did? That is the question naturally suggested in view of the renewed consideration of this vexed problem. Perhaps the question might be put mors directly, Where does the University question stand?' With a view to arriving at tie trend of municipal opinion a ril- prese'ntative of the Aberdeen ...

... CTIEEAP A\xD EASY BURIAL. A 8 1OClt 1NG CA SE. A 1illDVIWFE SE VEIARELY CENSYREP. Mr Cecilt HItld ,. Birkenihead, coroner. has heid an i luoircy regaitrding the budy of is newly-born child found in St Alarv's Chtirchyard, hut, according to Ir l'reece, acting police surgeon, no suspicion (of violence was arota -cd by a po.st-mortean ex- ainintitionl. The ehild had beent stillborn. A adie Poler ...

... : :M BARNETT.-At 44B PoWla PIace, Aberdeen, on the 10th inst., the wife of Win Barnett, of .4daueghter. SEATTIE.-At 90 King's Crescent, Abercdeen, on the 8th August, the wife of George' Beattit, of a daughter. BONNER-At 17 Mile End Avenue . Aberdeen , on the 9th inest. Mrs A. C. Bonner, of'a son. CRUIChSHINIL.-At the Kennels, Floors Castle, Kelso, Romburgishire, on the 11th inst., the wife of ...

... iAda~s SRIFL GATo j I1 IXG . 1. - I The second day's proceedings sin conueetion with the thirty ainath an-nual meetix of* the Angus and' Merns -Artillery and- Rifle Associa- tion were: commenced shorly after eight o'clock at oniSatuxday morning, and continued during the ate whola dayj concluding betweert se-en and'eight b on that evening. The.weather on. Satur- bl day 'was similar to that of . ...

... THE CR.IEAN HEROINE. . MADE THE REGIMTENT 'LAUGH IN FACE OF DEATH. a The publication of the story of Mrs Lewis, of d Newport, Mon., formerly Mrs Driscoll, who went a through the Crimean War with her husband, has e recalled to Mr Thomas Smith, of Heston, Houns- low, late sergeant of the 1st Foot and quarter- .master-sergeant of the Middlesex Regiment, an e entertaining story of Mrs Driscoll and ...

... i1,W SCH1OOLS FOR ABERDEEN. 1 A'[JVITY IN BUlTh)INCG. ii: ,: iu I~ l ll (I 0i 'aii ti lti - I istitii :ti ii: . ' ii I 'will'. tviu (Ii , 'tiiit'iitiii- X ii ili'ile I..'ii Si Iio l'iiir.id hav it I 'll'N I I~XL''*I i al to '- t 70' I 1 i I',:ItI jit hIIIov W ~' I LL. , liia L lit f tuer th(al f'ive Iow tiol~ irai :dNIa:.. L .i t.l iL ti tct' O h rSik t hiS Ac: : cjl IA-Ii. LUt l tJ1ijitj ...

... I I Eve ja a ought. , _------ . _ Osborne, Tuesday. The Queen, aeeaompanied by Princess ChristiaLi and Princess Henry of Batten- berg, drove through West Cowves yesterday afternoon. Major-General Sir John M'Neill uls in attendance on horseback as equerry-in-wait- i inr. .Mrs Haughton had the honour of being I presented to the Queen yesterday 'by Prin- cess Christian, and received from Her ...

... 1 BALLATER, A Vagrant's Curious Conduct. - deen Sheriff Court Ali fShoriff-Substitute H. Peterkin on tfe _ n James Simpson, vagrant from encho roharged withl having, ' i Bn inta' R' at the dwelling-house of John Aulstin '1 II( i (2) at tilhe dwelling-house of Aloodoa j elter. doctor of medicine; and (3) at thend eod house of James Cowie, station age dv,°ia in al lawless and disorderly maeinea ...

... D]SGRACEF UL ROW AT rGOURDON. FISHERMEN SENT TO PRISON. In Stonehaven Sheriff Court yesterday-be. fore Aeting Sherilf-Subetitute J. C. Wilson- David Ritehie and David Stewart, both fisher- meol, residing in Gourdon, were charged with having committed a disgraceful assault at t-he Commercial Hotel. Gtourdon. and committed a breach of the peace. They pleaded not guilty. The hotel-keeper's wife ...

... [} I M. DE FREYCINET IN THE BOX. APPEAL TO FRENCH NATION. THE, GENERALS AND A WITNESS. (PREsS ASSOC0ATION Fop-ETN SPECIAL.) Repi aes, Tuesday. There was a new feature at the resump- tion of the Dreyfus trial to-day. This 'was the increased stringency of the precautions taken to protect the court and those who are taking part in the proceedings. Owing to the number of threatening letters which ...

... D[STRICT NEWS. CABRAOH. A verv violent thunderstorm passed over this district on Monday. lt u tbe most severe whieh has been experienced ,or many years. Rain t fell in torrents. Entertainment by Mr Haig of Ramornie.-Mr o H. V. Haig of Ramornie, the grouse shoating ;tenant of Upper Cabrach. entertained all those farmers who pasture on his moors at the lodge there on Saturday evening. Mr Haig ...