... Robert Gordon's at College-Cargill £20. d 13 Robert. John (Gilchrist, Grammar School, ?d Aberdeen-Cargill, £20. e- 14 George Forbes Dawson, Robert Gordon's le College-Declines. il, 15 Alfred Forbes 3Milne, Grammar School, Aber- kp deen-Gordon and Cumming ...

... scraper makes himself felt. The Beethoven number, however, received a remarkably good readering; the first violins, under Mr George Sutherland, did some first-rate work, and the last movement was played with much spirit by all sections of the band. A slight ...

... Finer Spirit, and Other Poems. By T. W. H. Croslaud. (London: At the Sign of the IUecrn.) f Savonarola. ADramna. By W. J. Dawson. n s (London : G rant Richnrds. ) V Glea.ms Throogh the Gloom. By Marcus S. f C. Richards. (Clifton: J. Baker & Son.) n ...

... E:lder & Co.) The Memoirs of the Life of Edward-Oibben, With Various Observations and Excursions by Himself. Edited by George Birkbeok Hin. D.C.L, LL.D. (London: MNethnen & Co.) s Richard Elwyn. Mlaster of Charterhbose, *T- 13S5_1897. By the Rev ...

... three yearn (8 entrieso- Ie. George G. Littlejohn. Wellhonro. Alfo-d: °d, John Cooper. Ley, Bauchory. Pair. of heifer. over two and nde' thre years li entries)-lst, WV. & A. Keith. Nether- ton of LoZie. Logie: 2d. George Alexander. BaIoon. Forges EIntl ...

... which the young Queen, in her nightdress, is receiving the Archbishop of . Canterbury and the Lord Chamberlain. Mr Montague George Jessett, ?? has I 1 published through Mr T. Fisher Unwin a re- vised and popular edition of his work The Key to South Africa: ...

... Kestrel. By D). J. Dawson. (London-: Wiliam Heine- mann.) Work done solely that the doer may live, that is ' shop ' if you will. Life lived, for the most part, that the liver may work; that is life, by your leave. Such is Mr Dawson's advertisesuent ...

... there can he no doubt that many who ware in- terested in their performances at that time will be glad to hear them again. George tashwood and .Kate Harvey are also mnembers of the com- pany. At times last night there was a little Iunnecessary vulgarity ...

... Paper and The Girls' on Own Paper, Ias usual, are full of interest and Er yentertainment. Pr ? Another new venture of George New-nes tr 'S (Limited) is The Sunday Strand. an. i'us- wi dtratd mothly on the lines of the woek-dav an is thandof Indeed ...

... Speaks: being some Episodes in the Experiences of John Selkirk, M.D. By NV. J. Dawson. (London: Grant Richards.) Fifteen stories are supposed to be narrated by I the Doctor. Mr Dawson is now quite an ex- perienced tale-writer, and his stories are varied and ...

... the careers of i oir enprals. The list includes Lord Wvolsoley, I Lord Roberts, Sir Redvere Buller, Sir Evelyn \ ood, Sir George White, Sir Donald 1 'Martin Stewirt, Lord Kitehen'er, and Mlajor- 'Gencral Ilector Macclonald. A chapter is IdemOted to TI'wo ...

... lano-n a. mlusical comedies: -be a an English military cent o?-2 t e *y nnrprs to have been SU- fze(, -v t--n-n p'ay and Mr George R Saojtved its mn ain outlines, as ., a- c 7 . 'I e characteristic lyrics. Our 1 a -. - l command he has ecolned a n ar: ...