... SKENE STREET CONGREGATIOCNAL I-- CHURCH. RESIGNATION OF REV. E. B. M1AHON. Last evening a meeting of thg congregation of Skene Street Congregational Church was held for the purpose of receiving a statement from the minister, Rev. E. B. Mahon, who has received a call to St George's Congregational Church, Middlesbrough-on-Tees. Mr Iation, who pre- eided at the opening of the proceedings, said ...

... 1.1MPORTANT INTERVIEW WITH A L\IONTROSE LADY. A representative of the 'lontrose Chronicle writes:-The other day when passing up the wide, well paved, and cleanly kept streets, I felt that of the beauties of Montrose the half had not been told. My way led me under the Piazza of the handsome Town House and past the magnificent church spire which was erected from designs by the celebrated ...

... 'I 1-- in ee CONFERiENCE WITH FRENCH SAVANTS. o0 d _ 8 iSIR MIICHAEL POSTER OGN SC(NTIFIC .- PROGRIESS. r.- For the first time since its organisation in 1831 this association for the advancement of science meets at Dover, and the meeting will be memor- able from the fact that its time and place were fixed in response to an invitation from the French. o Association for the Advancement of ...

... _ 15,E$OND EDITIONJ iS NaF.W BLUMEn STIMET, [OtNDON, ABERDENto JOURNATL OrFICT, NEW0:ND1IIAY MORlNING, 5.30. (BY SPECIAL ATh.E.) WYAR A CERTAINTY. 1302,11 TO ST11IKE FIELST BLOW \''ETTTO FORES~TALL Ali' L'IA-1iBElRLAIN. (DAIIN M~AIL TFUGRAI;IA.) 11ertiin, Tues~day. I. ncie d ~p I lifromin anl thor ii. iat ive i' tie curie to nttiitial Boer .;ylttpathi- irih iI lva-. alteredoc to *ec l anl- ...

... I DOES INSHORE TRAWING AFFECT OUR * lZLia: SUPPLY :9 I _ Much useful information is to be obtained from an article appearing in the October number of the Windsor Magazine, on Trawling for Scientific Purposes. The writer enys:-It has been the fate of this country to take a leading part in imposing restrictions affecting the fisheries around our coamt, The International Convention did not ...

... LETTER FROM ZOLA. APPEAL TO THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT. EiSTElRHAZY AND SO1W'ARTZKOPPEN. (lLtimnTR's TELEGRAbl.) Paris, Tuesday. A letter from Zola .ppears iu the Aurore to-day apon the Dreyfus ver- diet. 'ihe writer regards the decision as a moral Sedlan. He affirnis that in 189i he knew for a positive fact that Esterhazy had furnished Colonel Schwartzkoppen with a considerable number of ...

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... 1411,ESBYTJTRY OF GA'lbIOCIIH. The Presbytery Of GanliOchl snot yesterday its tim Church Hail. Ieosrure. Reov. Jlames Black, Insruieodlerator, pres~tided. APPOISNTME1N'T 01F NODERATOR. f~efirst lbnsilss's wa5 fihe atspoisatenaat of a 111Ie toter for the visuiillig veal. fl te ornaltI'Y mIoved~ tilt aPpointmenut of 611. Sithl Ketunav. le, hatd great Piessooce Ile said, a vascatin stsil chair ...

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... CURlING INTMRIATES. LADY HENRY SOMERSET'S INDUSTRIAL FARM COLONY. At Lady Henry Somerset's home for inebriate t women at Duxhurst, Reigate, a new departure has been made. The women have been supplied with looms, and now manufacture various kinds of articles of feminino wear. s Asked her opinion of this new scheme, Lady . Henry Somerset has supplied a contemporary E with the following:- We ...

... AN AB&ERDEEN BOY HERO. AWARD BY ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY. 'The editor of the Aberdeen Weekly Journal, Who U 011111111oCItOied With the Royal Humane Sii Eely r egvld~ig Ihe i a hlail eonduct of an Aber. deen ,hoolhoY n'iiiedl Ehenezer Morrison, aged ]2? ycar s, ii a oing the life of a companion in the D,-,: ix wic sks ago, has now received the v1vihim vertiva lec I tie sociciy, for preseotaition ...

... TItAGEIDY OF THE SEA. ARREST OF A CHIEF MATE. h On the arrival of the barque Lanarkshire in r Glasgow harbour on Saturday, the crew reported e that the chief mate, Charles Campbell Black, a. native of Montreal, during a. quarrel at sea on Atugust 24. with a. coloured sailor named Henry Trot , of Bermuda, fetched a revolver from his cabin and shot the man, and one of the shots in- g flicted a ...