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... THE DEATR OF DR MITCHELL-- THE UNIYERSITY CELEBRATIONS. As we anticipated, the announcement of Dr Mitchell's death has been received by the citizens of Aberdeen with a feeling of profound grief. Many could scarcely realise the fact that the distinguished ...

... LATE MR CORNELIUS THOMPSO,-, (FROM SHIPPEIG AND MERCANTILE GAZrTT&:P OF JANUARY 23, 1894,) Mr Cornelius Thompson, whose death while onr a voyage to Teneriffe was briefly noted in our of last; Saturday, was in many respects an interests ing and conspicuous ...

... Ah~x. FoLutzor, clotibler, Aberdeen, to GERTRUDE ELIZA- BETH. fourth daughter of William Fraser, Esq., Ashley Bank, Aberdeen. DEATHS. At Turriff, on 2nd inst., WILLIAM DUNBAR, late agent for Union Bank of Scotland, Limited there, aged 85. Funeral on SATURDAY ...

... for the Sit Ioccasion. The day was wet and unfavourable for in sight-seeing. in DEATH OF A WELL-KNOWN DiAsnzst GAMsisEPRasza sue -Our obituary of t.day records the death of Robert be( Milne, late gamekeeper to the Marquis of Huntly, eat y at A~boyne Castle ...

... snrcltoeGi r and Newton, Hits, to UoenlNA Jtes, eldest, a ilghtes ev. Clege Jabmieswi ID. .id , A.iRisterof.tdb uae~sac ~ DEATHS. Ai~ ~ Albert Street, sis the Etd in EL., AGtN-St Wxyrr,.wldoy bf William Mackay, KIiscraigic, Tough14 agqaeixtttrqa Fri. ...

... MR HUGH ROSS. true- nilar Reference was made yesterday in Belmont Cougre. 25th gational Church by Rev. James Stark to the death of , for Mr Hugh Ross. The text of the rev. gentlemnan's y of discourse was Luke xix., 13- Occupy till I come ;` who and towards ...

... circumstances already I described. Accused was committed to prison pending i further examination. I DEATH Os MA| Jsa.S EToN.-We re- t gret to record the death of Ir James Eaton, which i took place yesterday morning at his residence, 4 Queen's Road. Deceased ...

... his age, DAVID GARDINER Esq Assistant Commissary General of the Forces. Mr Gar- 3- diner was a native of Montrose. By his death, a S^, r- John's journal says, the service has been deprived of e zealous, good, and faithful servant * and those who had ...

... inaeri, tance wAs Heaven. XEV. DuKt FIltiE5, CtxNr. Rev. Dr Ferries, Cluny Parish Church, tl', referred to Colonel Fraset's death. In tie, sicluded part of the country, he said, thiy muight be inclined to imiagine that the lws ef things was fixture tather ...

... acknowledged eixpert and authority on all meatters connected with the gentlo art. In this connection it msay bIe said his death will be deplored equally on the Urio and the Tlianues. lie (lid nlot cunfilte himself to thie nliere practice of anglillg, ...

... Balrelay, 24 .'3riigbunsk terrace. At home, iount- hill Road, fllst nd thdri Mondays of the moetis aftev 17th DOceosber. DEA'THS. At 36 Belvidere Street, Aberdeess, onl the 16th inst., ALF.X' Alil)S.It S'TNPIIrIN WILSON, t'E, Noltil Kinroossity, Cew- ...