... SCO'PJ'hS'H CYCLIS'TS' UNION. A .ipeeial incetirig of the cll-terral Conneil o6 the ScoLtish Cyclists' Unicn was held on 6atur- day night iii the Grand Hotel, Aberdeeni-Mr W. nli,16, Edinburgh, prceiident of the S.C. U., pre- iiding. M.'rr.rs. Alr Rtichard John ...

... 'Ate ,Ird P@eItn '1o IInV.I a. ClrEF OFpICT-BPOAD STRE.RT, ABR11BERN. LDOlN O ppCr.--5 NP:W lij'II)GR FVCRE1.T. I-C. TMEGP.AMiS- ABERDNF;N JOURNAL,` ABERDEEN. TFIXIl'g1 NE-240. '27. ABERDEEN, 'MONDAY, SEPT. 25, 1999. _ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~25 NEWSt SUMMARY. Torrential rain; canrione to do great damage e in the Crimea. To-day's CabInt C utlci in Mladrid is ex- pected to reslit in a \lini.terial ...

... I iHS t3NG T1¶ME S AT ULlINGAR. LORD GREVILLE AND HIS SON. In Mullingar on Thursday an attempt was made by the Westmeath County Council to hoist the green flag over the County Courthouse. It was resisted by the Sheriff, who had a large force of police in attendance. Terrible excitement was aroused, Tito people forced the Courthouse gate, despite the resistance of the police and the Sheriff ...

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... kNOEIR EXPEDITON AGAINST THE KHALIFAL. Cairo, Saturday night. Prepasiations are being made for an im- mediate expedition against the Rhalifa. The Sirdar has returned to Oxadurman hurriedly, and Colonel Wingate leaves CQiro to-morrow to confer with him there. * , : I Sunday night. The precise details of the final expedition which is to be despatched against the Khalifa will be decided upon in ...

... )GENEAL NEWS. is reported there are hundreds of sand tris eporthaeha ocuednr 'fior Geer Garlick died at Market, HEi last xeek .s the result of a fall from iCYd. Ue lIfinister of 'tar has resigned r30 a tiason a charge of assnesanatng, Pre- Iat fi etrinS j e,,,ier was sunk in collision at Shields oe mr5Wning, and settled down in the fair- heriver i mslignant type has broken out si95ltnasrican ...

... IMPROVDAtENTS AT WLNDOR ROYAL VAULT. An important and at the same time very prac- tical improvement is now being carried out in connection with the sepulchre of kings and princes, queens and princesses, beneath St George's Chapel hnd the Albert Memorial Chapel at Windsor Castle. No burial plate has ever perhaps been so strictly preserved from thse general eye as this, only Her Majesty and her ...

... THE TRANS VAAL. STATEMENT BY BOE~R STATE ATTORNEY. THlE QUESTION OF SUZERAINT'VY. D!,SiRU' FOR PEACE. FURTHER DEBATE IN TVIE RAAD. (PRlss AS5OCIATWION FORETGN SrECTAL.) Pretoria, Saturday. The State Attorney has been interviewed on the statement naedo by thle Pall M-all Gazette on 1i-iday evening that tlhe result of i' l Cailbiet cOuDlcil would be a strongly worded de- spatch, refusing to ...

... I than impudence. Of course it is. Everybody sayc Amen very heartily here. Better than impudence rorsooth! I should think it is. Modesty, like the violet, hides its head, not from shame, but because it. can do no other, and is known only by its perfume There are some Patent Medicine Proprietors so full of modesty that though they receive thousands of testi- monials to the efficacy of ...

... IGORDON IIIGxILAN-DERS' i iROUTAH MARCH. I ARRIVAL AT BANCHORY. hi AN EIVtPHUSIASTIC WI3ILOTME. div( tule Yesterday thle inarch of the detachment of the Ist. Ratcsdeloni Gordhon Higlelanei therough the territorial district eeas practically br-grec. The It fleec, who heed camrped, at Uric Groscndfe. Str te- din, )lvea-ce sieces their arrival from Efdiniburgh oct of Monday nftornoont, left ...

... I : - -- - :- --- .~ | THIE UINMVE1R1rTY EXTEiNSION SCHEMIE. GVXTI RLS C.IHURCH DIFFICULTY. RENEWED NEGOTIATIONS. Duriag the past week or t-wo negotiations Ihave been in progross for the purpose of endoavourimg to arrive at a settlement of the finial plans for the completion of the University extension and for the .solu- tiou of the Greyfriars Church diffi- culty. These negotiations niay he ...

... I GARDEN PARTY AT SEATON 1IOUSE. AtN ENJOYABLE GATHERING. On Saturday afternoon the tenantry on ths Seaton estate were entertained at a garden varty on the grounds of Seaton House, Old Aberdeen, Owing to indisposition, Miss Heay of Scaton Wa2 unable to be present but iii her albsence her niece, fMadame De Thiene, of Chateau De Vouszan Sers Frrnce, acted as hostess. The site selected fur the ...