... (WEAJA3 'I;EP fRM AWFREGASTL h~etesltif~ll.S day-,8.30.ra P- At 6 p.m. to-day the pressunsvas highest (30 37 inches) .at- Holyhead0and exoeedin5135-3 inches K almost all over our isl inds;flnvest (29-5inchesT and less) over Sweden. q~he gracdients were still I very slight over our isisr ii. the barometer was I beginning to fall again itr ctbehitreme sontli-west 4 anld wfest. The temapt sr~att2 ...

... TECHNICAL SCHOOL AT -UNFERMIlNE Speeches by Lord Elgin and t Mr Andrew Carnegie. f Yesterday a new technical school was formally opened, at Dunfermline. The school, which will t cost from £10,000 to £12,000, is the gift of Mr t Andrew Carnegie of Skiho. The building was P erected from plans prepared by Mr D. Barclay, of 1 H. & D. Barclay, architects, Glasgow. At the s, opening ceremony ...

... ITNClIpAL ELEOT-LON MEETINGS MIARYRITI WAsRD. The annual meetilig of the elsetor nth .t r. (Mz.=ylhill) W~ard vas held last night in the Burgh -10 Ilall, Grdrbraid Avenue. fr. Walter Nelson occupied the chair, and thtere was alarge attend- rat rance. Among those on thle platform vwere WCr of the reprrslintatives of the ward, Bailie J.W.E Dlclk who retires thisi yt~ar, and. Bailie Clelsrnd 1, T ...

... Co-OPEMATM-HMOLIDAYS ASSOOUTIO.M INAUGURATION jOOF SCOTSH GUEST-HOUSE. The Co-operative Holidays Association, which: 1 has grown out of the, National Home Reading I Union, early in the year secured Ardenconnel, belonging to the Colquhoun Trustees, and fitted it: up as a guest-house. The object of the associa- tion, it may be explained, is to provide recreative' and educational holidays by ...

... TBE VOL UNEERS. D ComPANT 2D ILTL Am D J ComwAwNY (ID TElA)) 4Tn V.B.S.R.-The shooting took place in dull light on Sr.turday at Flemington range, o>ly seven mon teaning out to shoot for O Company. J COXvPAN (|D TEA T). 0 COMPANY. Private D. ?? 93 Corporal Cuthbert .. 92 Cyclist R. Ransay . 91 Corporal Dalgleish ?? '0 Private J. Turnbull . ES Private W. D off ?? S9 Private J. Baird ?? ES ...

... TRANS VAAL. ;i ..o ?? . .I- .1 - ?? ?? BOER ULTIMATUM To GREAT BRITAIN. ti FULL TEXT OF THE tu DOCUMENT. ?? ft EXTRAOR1DINARY DEMANDS. t ...

... ~- - CONSERVATIVES IN AlIEULDEEN. ADDRESS BY LORD JAMS. I References to the Transvaal Question. S-condary and Technical Education- Redistribution. r The annual ureetin.g 4f the National Union of C5nservative Associations for Scotland 'was held i yesterday in Aberdeen. The delegates met in! okniference in the forenoon in the Albert Hall, ?? Street, and in the evening Lord James s of Hereford ...

... .RAILWAY WO~RKERS. An Important Moyement. At the last annual genera:l; meeting of the Amalgamated Socety of Railway Servants a re- solution was adopted giving sarction for a general a'itation among railwaeymen of the kingdom for iren roved conditions of labour on the various railways.. The general secretary, Mr R. Bell, was instructed to carry out this decision of the delegates as soon as ...

... T HE Q.T- JEIELIES. An unusual feature -in The Cnert'clv is a teriets of ilustrationis to an article about Zebras, Jiorecs. and ilybrids. It is hoseld on Trofessor1 J. c.Ewvart's eccitint of the Penycuik experi- rnontr, and is full of curious facts. 1?ixt place I in Cbs rn:umcnbr. hwen-eve :s given to the Tedclra- lio of Australia, the kb-tiory of sto oh I's fod~owe-d, anti thle character ...

... I AMALGAMATED SOCIETY OF S far RAILWAY SERVANTS. roll The Liverpool Cbngress. oeal frai Tlie annual Congress of Railwaymen resumed brai its sittings at the City Hall, Liverpool, yester-e ?? George Thaxton, the president, occupy- aws ing the chair. . .L. in ACCIDENTS AND SArwn ce`Us. ?? Mr James Brown, Bihton. moved- That in this Congress deplores the continued increase of hit fatal and non ...

... I- - ?? Laa ? : ,W , , 7 ?: ? ? , . .. I . . ? (From the-. latlL nSIW * - . {ar-eantaIne Mi paveriwtings A Ind Bdated ro pectively July41 and October 22 '18951., with two Co~dicl (dated August 28, 189, And April 19 8. Malto- thew Davies, Gfroerly of l O , Waleth en-Thames, and ' ate of 12 Hyde Park rd who died on July 4, a rmved .Septtber 26 by IMrs Clotilde Helena MAri Davies, the ...

... I T THE QUEEN AT BALMORAL (FRBM THE COURT CIRCULsr,) Balmoral, lMonday. Divine service was performed at the Castle yesterday morning in presence of the Queen, the Royal Family, and the Household. Rev. A. Wallace Williamson, of St Cuthbert's t Church, Edinburgh, officiated. Her Majesty drove out in the afternoon, ac- companied by Princess Henry and Princess Victoria Eugenie of Battenberg, and ...