... |NsCn PARISH CHURCH. i ORDINATMON OF RIflV. JOIN MACK. Rev. John Mack, late assistant Botwell Parish Church. was yesterday ordained and inducted minister of the parish of Inscb, the vacancy lisv- ing been caused by the translation of Rev. R. S. Kemap to Old Peer parish. When the time for service drew near a largo congregation gathered in the Parish Church, and the following Members of the ...

... iOouR LONDON LETTER. BY JOUR~NAL SPECIAL WIIIE. (FIOXT OUR OWIN CJORR~ESPONDENT.) 5 NmW ?? STR'E'~T, Wednelsday night. The Fourth sezzsioa of the(, tiftecontli Parli-a- monict of thlt Queen's reign was broug~ht to a. et'oaO~ toi-day Iwith t-he elaborate coremlonial w1ilwhh iatinctied to thle event. The llouy..) (if ('0111101 0, SAt atl four11 o'clOCk, bin, onl1Y siayx'i nw'iii hr' atteidod, ...

... The country through which our route lay was well wooded, and oh! the horror of one wood through which we struggled. There was no path, the thicket was dense, and shells were pouring down upon us. My comrades dropped one after another, the cries the wounded being terrible to hear. We could not see the enemy, we could not use our rifles, so it seemed if must be content to see our company ...

... I TRADES TNION CONGRESS AND I THE A.S.E. AN UNFORTUNATE CONFLICT. The Amalgamnated Society of Engineers has been expelled front thes Trade Union Congress by the Parliamentary Committee. Technically, the phrase i susp ended for two years. The fact has caused a huge sensation in trade ciroles. Well it might, for the A. E. is the premier trade union in England. The drastic step has been taken ...

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... . miscalculation. i issued interlocutor Sheriff-Substitute he instance the iy against Robert Mitch® ?e, Aberdeen. The lestion in contracting-* Wm. Mitchell, carpenter work of the Black Dog for £859. In making up his esti® Jculated to the extent iursuers had acc litchell having decline® price tendered h*!, k. and Tile Company sI J 20, being the difference ® the tender made had ultimately to ...

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... WANTED, StudenU for any Situation the Civil Service read the Civil Service Column in the “Aberdeen Weekly Journal.” Main features Examin- announced, reports of and questions set at recent examinations, tutorial corner, solutions higher arithmetic, valuation exercises, etc. Conducted R. Burnett. ' CHIVAS BROS,’ REGISTRY DEPARTMENT. Wanted, at once, Names Experienced Cooks, Kitchen :nd Scullery ...

... a certain country church the service was much distracted on a recent Sunday, contemporary. In the first place, some one thought that he smelt smoke, and became convinced that the church was on fire; so, in the midst the first prayer tip-toed up to the sexton’s pew. of course making much noise with his creaking boots that the attention of the whole congrcgation was attracted. The sexton set ...

... and Mrs Forbes-Leith of have arranged for a ball to be held at Fyvie Castle on 14th September. The half-cottage Eastcote, Bieldside, has been sold by Mr Gavin Sinclair, solicitor, to Mr John Craigen, solicitor, both acting for clients, for the sum of £415. Monday was observed as a holiday Huntly, and a special train arrived at Aberdeen in the morning -&SS with between 500 and passengers. The ...

... I i PROPOSOD INTRODUMCTON OF ELE TRICITY. Last night a meeting of ratepayers, called by 'tle Special l)istrict Sub-Cuinsmittee, was held in the Public School, Doye, to consider the ad- vigability of forming D)yce into a special lighting district. There was a large-ebtendance, and Rev. James T. Cox was ocalled to the chair. In' ex- plaining the object for which the meeting was being held, The ...

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