... Joint-Committee, be located in Old Aberdeen; and therefore we take the liberty of strongly recommending that, j at the public meeting, this should steadily kept in view; for, however trifling the distance between New and Old Aberdeen may be considered, as ...

... to be taught iu Aberdeen, and the other in Old Aberdeen. In the next place, in considering the proper allocation of the different faculties and classes between the present College Buildings in Aberdeen and Old Aberdeen, the Council think it very important ...

... lf_(hcar)—as had been proposed, in the case of Edm,- burdi by the Commission IB2G, and was tended for Aberdeen by Mr Bamiencans bill I&IG. one ha* ri-ht to say that the present Government is not sincere in the desire to deal with University Reform a wale ...

... Obd, Merchant. Longside - John Watt, Merchant. Macduff Andrew Hendry, Druggist. Muir of Rhynie—Tboup & Horne. Old Deer— James Brown. Druggist. Old meldrum William Smith, Merchant. Peterhead -James Kkid, Bookseller. Portsoy Peter Murray, Solicitor. Stewartfleld ...

... to be taught in Aberdeen, and the other in Old Aberdeen. In the next place, in considering the proper allocation of the different faculties and classes between the present College Buildings in Aberdeen and Old Aberdeen, the Council think it very important ...

... portable soup. The forthcoming Education Bill.— AVe have been favoured with a communication from the County Member, correcting a misapprehension which seems to have prevailed in vari >u> quarters, that ihe bill ...

... King’s College that all the students of Arts should be required to over Old Aberdeen to study. laugh.) in the preamble of the Heads of a Hill, it was said, —* Whereas King’s College in Old Aberdeen, and Marischal College in Aberdeen, are distant from each ...

... Education Bill. The Chairman was instructed to communicate the resolution to his Grace the Duke of Richmond and to the member of Parliament for the county, with request that they will oppose the bill. Soiree. —On the evening of Friday last (being Old Christmas ...

... and impartially the present and concludes with the assurance of Government that they occasion. • will ready to introduce a Bill, in accordance with the The motion was very cordially responded : when the views have endeavoured to express, should they receive ...

... of the three occasions had referred to they met to oppose bill for the suppression of King's College, for, that , that was distinctly its object there could room f* r mis rake— ■ •rs). That bill was introduced the member for Aberdeen, in the year 3833 ...

... College Union there might great ersity of ofunioii, and would call their special attention to 17th clause I)r Kilgour’s drait bill, seeing tin,- re-uluti of the public meeting must interpreted accoldtng to it. The clause he should give entire • Nothing in ...

... abolished. By the same bill also, taxes are laid upon church property, in the shape of an income-tax. The archbishops'bishops. and heads of chapters have addressed a protest to the Senate and to the Chamber of Deputies against this bill, in which they stylo ...