... r DICROElBEATON.-At the Royal Hotel, Aberdeen, . at the. 20th nlt., bh .ihe Rev. Win. Borland, Poeo- mount Parish C(hutch. John .3. Diekie, corpenter. tr . ,frocaric, eldetet daughter of t~heS la~te Thontu' Bezatoln be 1. WtliiRlFfbETCMRROn the Churahl ...

... generals in the field. s whieh the most telling of these complaiz ave had made in the summer session of this within General Russell, who brought a str and of dictment against a particular section tters in War Office, which seems to serve ould be finance ...

... vorloorrictert -eric bhe, ACTING D ADJUTAN'T r O rirly R rtir., oupar, gv tat' i cu.at : r - } ;t - i e, h ci lt aDr o clice. JOHN I l L'-lc l' A tiog Adjutrant. FL ., TEE CRALLENGE PLtOiUGGH ING M1ATCH OFr' K'Oi'IAN U. Ceal errge 1 (tp a' G - Erre t Cr ...

... £12 12s 6d. FAREWELL TO NORFOLK REGI EE } bee — 1y 6th etition COMMUNICATION BY GENER the fol RUSSELL. Vidows nders = — £1 1s; ser, £1 Major-General Russell, CMG., MP. as follows to :— Vatson, In your issué of the 26th ult. there ay us, 28; letter on ...

... of the association, and fenew ler agains: Adriller named Charles M‘Kay, in the employ- the other on a {ow—which are said Russell, & Co., Aberdeen, high key, he ear than the ordinary mand for shorter hours of labour, peri returned, | ment of Messrs Hall ...

... calendar, eacb month being fixed so that it L-an be earsty torn off when completed.et lir A. H. Wilson, chief partner of Hall, Russell, and Company, Ltd.. whsli died at Meantone on Christmas Day, was uot so well known to his fellow-vitizens as could have been ...

... (re-elested). Messrs W. Summers George Mlilne. Alexander Mackie, John Donald, and James Henderson were 'appointed shop stewards; Mesrs W. M. Harvey and David Cook auditors; :gand Mr John Reid, doorkeeper * * * * It is reported by the general secretary ...

... -. 37 ForeFt Routti, Aberdee. on th.e 2nd cur' W1!mrn Eveirn, infesnt dother oif John IMZurray. ad-, uc3;:e. TURNZER.-Died a; Surbtto:, on 35,t uct.. Colonel John Thrne; of Turnaieall, o.iberdeemehiurc rs Phoe' Tmn'bar-Duriber of Sea Park. I Forres ...

... president wera Sir James Russell (in the absence of the Lord Provosti, representing the Town Council; hIr Colin G. Macrae, W/B., chairman of Edinburgh School Board: Mr Robert H. Miller, S.S.C., chairrman of the Leich School Board; M5r John 2 Macmillan, Master ...

... given, but the work accomplished was of a very ,|high class The first prize plough WaS made by .ISel.iars. luntly. i ir John Russell, Advie House, the secretary, *deserves the greatest pra:,ie for his untiring efforts in maaking-satisf&etory arrangements ...

... Mitchell has again had the honour composed by the most distinguished o mere cyphers led away by the extravagances Madame Ella Russell had the honour of of several commisei s rom Her the composer of church music of our —_ ‘The death is announced of Mr Francis ...

... of Erroll. Madame Ella Russell had the honour of singing before the Queen antl Royal Famnily. Sir Robert Collins arrived at Osbohrne, and had the honour of dining wvith Her Ma^¢jesty and the Royasl Family. Vice-Admiral Sir John Fullerton, Rev. Clement ...