... GORDON HIGHLANDERS! ROUTE MARCH. QUIET DAY AT BANCROJ~, The dEntachme nt of the LIt Gordont fjligh landers at present eligagetl ini a rente Iannl through tho territorial distrs -t ivere ncmp at Kitnnekio Park-, Baehilot-y. yesterday,an Will leave this muntr ing for Also3yne at iit o'cleck. Gohod lellovwsl.p. ordert, atied p - the ruling features yesterday :ir~de-ed, the after their 5cesoewtat ...

... NEW PUBLIC HAILL AT ElNSHE BANDEN | OPENING OF H.ALL AND BAZAAR BY MIR AND IS bMefACPHMRSON GRANT. Mr John Macphorson Grant, yr. of Ballin. dalloch and Insvoreshie, and Mrs Mdacpherson Grant. yesterday afternoon performed the double function of opening a now public hall for the parish of Insh, on the invereshie estato of Sir I George Maopherson Grant, and also of opening a bazaar organised ito ...

... THE BRITISH ASSOCIA I I TION. SECTIONAL PAPERS. lBRIlSH WANT OF TERIN:. The principal feature in vesterday's proceedings was the delivery of the addresses by the presidents of the sections, after which a certain number of papers were rea and discussed. The sections have, however, secrcely settled down to seriou2 work, and the inritations sent out for a garden party in an attractive college ...

... THE DEAD MILLIONAME. A DAY IN HIS LIFE. A sketch recently published in the New York Herald gave this account of the day's work of Cornelius Vanderbilt: -It has been his custom to rise at seven and go at once to the famous onyx bath, which is the wonder even of that great hotse. A little gymnasiurm in one of the sitting- roorcs has occupied a few minutes after the bath, and as the fifty ...

... ITHE TRANSYAALil CRISIS NEARING AN 13ND. OPINION o, M1t CHAMlBERLAIN'S DESPA'TC I- B0OE1R RlTEPLY DR.AFTED, ATTITUDE OF lP.EE STATE. (REU ai's Txocir.ttrs.) Promoia, Thlirsdily. The Gove(rnllment h.ts compl3ted the first drift. of its rep!y to Mr Chamberlain's de- spitchi ,nil it is S10W lulnlel t-lOsideilltioln of both oaud3, which alOe sitting, in seerot 5. 111 . All tihe mren sber. of the ...

... SEMI-JUBILEE OF BEV. W. GORDON, BRAIEMAI. INTIREqSTING PRESENTATIONS. A very interesting ceremony took place in the Parish Church, Braemar, on Wednesday evening in connection with the semi-jubilee of the Rev. W1'. Gordon, the esteemenl minister of the parish. There was a large attendance of the members of the congregation and visitors interested in the affairs of the church. The meeting was ...

... ST M.H(}LAS T.P. (f{IURiH. INDU(`TlON OF REV. J. G. WALTON. The induction of Rev. J. (G. Walton, B.D., to thir pastoraite of St Nicholas U.P. Church, Aber- deen, took place yesterdaty afternoon, in pro 1 soivrn oi a Irerge congregiccion. Rev. J. D. Sinchtiir, Midinar, officiatod and proached the sermon, while the other cmcli, rs of tilo Presby- tsry jpse'irrst ero Rce. J. B. l)uncan, Lynturk: ...

... BALL AT FYVIE CASTLE, A BRILLIANT GAt¶EDERING. Mfr and Mrs Forban-Leitia of Fyvie ontertained Ia large tnid distinguiklhcd cumpany of guests at a. ; hail at thie- Castle las, cveriin1?, and the function 'proved to be one of hoa miost brilliant and enjoy- zable that liars ever ctals is place wvithiir the ancient and noble pile. Since Mirt Forbes Leith became t proprietor of Fyvie hio lis inarie ...

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... I NORTH BRITLSH PvAlfWAY. I ANNNONCE.ENTI OF DIVIDENDI We have riceived the following offieial intinta- tion -` The accounts *f the .North British Rail- Nvny Company for the psint hIalf year adloit of the payment of Lir full divirleud on tho 0 rdin ry Preference stuoel, andl at the rate of, peOr cent) n 1)er annumn on the Dleforred stock, carryn : ward about £1450, after providing out cf h:Lf- ...

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