... VBERDEEN TOWN COUNCIL. TflE ENTERTAINMENTS QUESTION. TA Or, OF AYI VALUES. Theconed etin t-he Townball yeeterday ttteretcsO 1-Henderson pc~idsng, in thie ~tsof bord I'rtO%-st .Flemtting and iBaillio ]iill 'There twere abeo present-Butillics; Tay- Brow.~n, J'srgart. sod &auttater, Dean of Guild ll'~er I alctre Bi'et Coulneillrstir lsass, I'la Roberitson, Mdnzo.( Cooper, Fraser, John- I¶snor, ...

... FORD WATSON AS A JUDGE. I Lord Watson (writes a London legal corres- pondent) will beyond all doubt take rank as one of the greatest judges of the century. Thoroughly versed by his forensic training and experience in the mysteries of both Scots law and the civil law on which it is founded, he was admirably qualified for the position of s. Lord of Appeal in Ordinary, and relying on the fact ...

... ,THE CHAR OF BIBLICAIL CRITICISM.I THE SYNTOD AND DR MTOCLYMONT'S CANDID A'URH, Seventy-nisie members of the Synod of Aber- I deen have signed the following menorial ill; favour ol Dr M'Clylaont's candidature for the above chair: - Having learned thac the Rev. Dr Ml'olymont, of Hlolburn Parish, is a candidate for the Chair I of Divi ity and Biblical Criticism in the Un:- sersity of Aberdeen, ...

... IPOFE3QRR tROBE*FPMON, ABERDE UN, ON SUNDAY SIOHO}L WORJ.. Last right the third session of the Aberdeen Sunday School Union's normal class for Sunday school teachers was opened in the Central School. :NMr David Maanson, president of the oinion, oc- cupied the chair. and was accompanied by Prof. Robertson, Mr FyNe, who is to aet as leader of the class, and Mr Brown, the secretary. Al apology ...

... AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION AT ABEIuDERN UNIVERSITY. TIYBEROU)LO§S IN CATTLE. A meeting of the Joint Committee on Agri- cultural Education was held yesterday afternoon at Mlarisohal College-Rev. Dr Smith, New- hills, presiding. The other members present were Principal Sir William D. Geddes, -Mr Jas. Campbell, Old Cullen; Dr Tait, Inverurie; Dean of Guild Walker, Aberdeen; and Lieutenant- Colonel F. ...

... THE TRADES UNIONt I CONGRESS r in 'g PPRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS. ;o THE EXCLUSION OF THE ENGINEERS. Y . The delegates attending the annual Trades n Union Congress reassembled in the Plymouth rGuildhall yesterday morning, under the pro- d sidency of Air M'. J1 Vernon. During the day's procevdings, which lasted fronm halt-past nise until fiv ' oclock, with an hour of an interval, the eats set, apart ...

... I I GREYFRLIAkRS OU)RCH. Sir,-I do trust that at the conference to-day some individual member wili be persuasive eiiough to induce the meeting to seek the advice and guidance of a competent, neutral architeot in regard to the restoration scheme. Surely, with the slimrnons against the Town eouncil, and Mr Mitchell's letter before them, the meet- ing will not hesitate to do thie.-Yours, etc., ...

... HIS MESSAGE TO FRANCE. '93, FREE BUT NOT APPEASED. tee nm, tnt RsEUTis TZLEGRAM.) ,hoe Paris, Thursday. t Captain Dreyfus is now staying with some relatives at Carpentras, near Nantes. as It was. quite late in the morning before ;le- the news of his departure from Rennes was in- known here, and at first it was hardly th credited. The pardon accorded by the Pre- he of sident was made known td ...

... A[Ur'lENlt EVEN1NO CLASiES| 11011 ~~~~~~~~~Ii Ito Lative, II ITIL \i'~; i I l~lt I i Se do lkiitr l ik * I.rn oil itari SvMro lGet. 'In i' l~ I -T ithel hev rI'a tetttVd .tl Iva, art txt t litEv it \ tetitvltth i J * t 1 4I ttttd . fo rtiv, t'Itt qi ~~I, L; I I i tea tttte s rte ith i M )Itt e. iO'V Comm jr, itet 71 C ~ ~ 1iitttv ha h L! ti Ofwf ottii ft' a ('t d , itt ltit 1Jll h i. le Ilk ...

... ISS. THETfOPYLE I se.WRECKED. I 'CR3EW AND PASSENGERS LANDED. VESSEL BROKEN IN TWO. £C100,000 SPECIE SAVED. (PRtUTR's TELTARA-M. Cape T11owii, Tvesday. T'}1 p~as,~Oflhi steamer Thorsnopylroc, from Mlelbourne, is ashore here. All on hoard were saved. 'The vessel is badly damnagedl. Till' captain wa onl tile bridge at, tile alO, and perieoct order was, lllintltintd. All onl bonard Were sa~Wed, ...

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... TEE REVOLUTION IN SAN I ~DOMINGO. GOVERNOR'S PALACE INVADIED. P'ROV\ ISilONAL (CIOVERINMENTE'M' ItTAI3- LISIIEIJJ i (RrUT-itn's TmixaptmiS.) X New Y ork, Saturday. The Herald's correspoudeint at Stiito Donmicigo elegriphis aas follows -A gvreat throng ga thered outsic e the Goverr's Palace oel Thursday evenin-, after leainiinu - that the ll-fmmbers of Senor Figuereuj s CCtillet W ere loadig ...