... I MR BUCHANAN, M.P., AT PlayTERR E AD, OPNINiM OF FREE IHURCH BAZAA;R. Mr T. R. Buchanan, MUP. for East Aberdeen- shire, opened a bazaar in Peterhead Music Hall yesterday forenoon for the liquidation of the debt on the Free Church, St Peter Street. c This church was built in 1842 as a chapel of e ease, and the following year (after the disrup-c tion) it wes opaened as a Free Church. Though e ...

... |I HONOUR TO OFFICERS. BALL BY Tl EPi, LORD-LIEUTENAN T AND DEPUTIES. A MAGNIFICENT SPECTACLE. Perhaps the most brilliant function that has been witnessed in Aberdeen for many years took place in the -Music Hall last night, when the officers of the gay and gallant Gordous were entertained by the 'Lord-Lieutenant (the Earl of Aberdeen) and the .DeputybLieutenants of the County. The card of ...

... UNIVERSITY1 EXTENSION SCHIEMU T0E GiREYFRIAIRS QUESTION& ASorHER PRACTICAL DEADLOCK THE pATE OF 'PHE RESTORATION Still bijME. A eonrerine ef monihters of Aberdeen Uni- dteur. ifl roitre clltativcs of the Town Conir.Qtl ti-t'k yozwrday at. Mari- ll ; tlego r the ptirputso of dis- rrb he pi it of the Ulniversity Builcdiniks g'tt. rrlO09ellir. and, if PosSible, findintg :l coiirlt of ihc prltsit ...

... Thermometer and lBarometer. RUADINGS AT 2 A.M. TO-DAY. er. 613 aX 1 z.t .. 011 P. N Sete.., .. 5,45 c.h 4,5 ids Hitgh Waver a; Aber, I 1-?8 I.M.l I.fl . . 10 54 P.M. The barometer has risen, and _ the weather is more settled AY. (September 30, 189 .) TO DAY FORECAS'T' FOR T041)J. The following forecasts of weather for to-day were issued from the Meteorological Office at 830 ...

... Charleston of Aboyne Royal Arch CbODtl, No. 57.-The annual election of office-bearers is connection with this chapter was held in i lodge room on Wednesday evening. The follonw ing comparnons were elected:-P.Y., Geodi Neil; P.P.Z., D. Calder; P.i., A. Fowler; P.J., A. Wright; S.E., A. Black; S.N., W. Silver; treasurer, George Young; organist, I Wright; first sojourner, A. Coutts; second ...

... 1AGEICULTURAL REVIEW. I. - THE SEASON. During the week heavy rains have been; experienced, and harvesting operations have been greatly hindered in consequence. the drenching to whioa the ground h. s been sub- jected hue rendered the working of heavy ,reaping machines very diflicult. in the later districts there is still a good deal to cut, and even in the earlier districts a good many etooks ...

... J 5 NMW BRUwa STR=ET, Lo1xDoN, AmaxxuN JouSNAL OYFIcE, SATURDAY MoRNuGJ, 6.30. (BY SPECIAL WIRE.) THIE WAR CLOUD. AGGRESSIVE ACTION BY BOERS. (DAmY MAIL TELEaRAZI) Cape Town, Friday, Tl is persistently rumoured that the Boers contemplate early aggressive action. TROOPS TO THE FRONT 3000 BURGHERS ON NATAL BORDER. JOUBERT ON SCENE. (DAILY MAIL THLEGrAM.) Charlestown, Friday. Three thousand Boera ...

... I TO 2MORROW'S CHURCH SERVICES. 1 CHURCH OF SCOTLAND West . 11. 0 11ev. B. 'd. Fklier. b&30 Rev. George Walker. Elkst 1i. Rev tiGeorge Walker. . * ~~~6.30, 1ev. R1. H1. Fisher. H~Ib~rii * 110 11ev. lN ulyiliuflt. 6.30 Rev. Johll Steele, Swatow. Suuthl .. 11.0 lmev. \Y. 9. Scott. ., _. b. t.0 jI ev. Professor Pateralol, FREE CHUWEI'U. East . ..1.. 11.0 l'ev. Charles 11. Todd. 6.0 Rev. ...

... LATE ST PARTICULARS. FURTHER TELEGRAM FROM VICER(Y. 'MESSAGE FROM THE QUEEN. (OFFiciAL ToLn0BA1.) The Secretary of State for India las re- ceived the following further telegram from the Indian Viceroy regarding the disaster at Darjeeling:- Calcutta, Thursday. So far as is known the follow hig Earo- peans were killed-Five children-Violet Pringle, Phoebe and Ruth Wallace, Eric Anderson, and ...

... J] 6 NFW BRIDGE STREET, LONDON, ABEIDZEN JouJBwA OrFIcI, .~ FRIDAY MORNING, 5.30, . (BY SPECIAL WIRE.) 3r )y THE GUARDS AT m ie, GIBRALTAfl - -WILLXBEY BE SENT TO CAPE? Cr 'DAILY MAIL TEHLEGRM.) or Gibraltar, Thursday. ar The transport Nubia arrived here to-day St with the 3rd Battalion Grenadier Guards on Se bc-.rd, to relieve the 2nd Battalion Grena- ft diers, which returns to England. of ...

... [-1 ~I.. . l BY JOURNAL SPECIAL WIRE. (FROX OUR OWN CORRZI SPONDENT.) 6 Nxw BRIDGE STriUT, Thursday night. The gloom which has been hanging over affairs in the Transvaal grows darker day by day. If the journalistic messages from South Africa are to be relied upon, the Boers spent to-day-their last day of grace. -in rather a strange manner, the outstand- ing features being the arrest of a ...

... MR A. J . BALFOUR AT DUNDEE. Bel OPENING OF A BAZAAR, cis lea to PRESENTATION OF FREED3M, jth( jut 303 INTJRESTINU 'SPEECI S. of thn pri ?Mr A. J. Balfour visited Dundee yesterday ,Il to open a bazaar in aid of the Monitieth Golf se Ltinks Purchase Fund and receive the freedom is of the city. The right lion. gentleman arrived air at Tay Bridge Station from St Anidrews at 11.18 lh anm., and was ...