returned home at headache. Five hours , of 49 Froghall Terrace, Aberdeen, was dead. Last night his grief-stricken father. Mr William Trail, sheet-metal worker at Inverurie Loco Works, said the cause of his son’s death was mystersi He said: "William was out playing

Minister ofDuffus, heritors op posed alar chaldere, but the Coi A meeting of the held in the South last, for the purpose Rev. William Trail < of the congregation, bad been preached 1 Hopeman, the fori Clerk of Presbytery Mackay (elder), se Esq., banker (deaco

entries) W. J. Keith; 2 R. E. Drennan, 7 Langstane Place, Aberdeen; Miss A. R. Ritchie, Netherley House, Stonehaven; 4 William Trail, Riding Academy. Roadster, Mare or Gelding, not under three years of age, exceeding 14 hands and not exceeding 15 hands

Dick, Mnalochy; 7 Robert C. Banner men. Aberdeen. William T. Blown, Crathie, and John y. Msekenzie, Aberdeen—equal; 10 William Trail, Strichen. Greek History (Honours).—Junior Scction chanes H. Gordon. Aberdeen. Order of Merit.—2 OenU, Aberdeen; Hector

complaining of a headache a 13- )ld Aberdeen boy was dead. The boy, William Trail, <* 4» Pro*hall Terraca, had been play* ins with hie pale earlier the Crtef-eUioken father, Mr William Trail, a abeet metal worker at lawurle Loco Woifes. said the cause of

TRAlL,—Suddenly, Mrs Rose's Nursing Home, King's Gate, Aberdeen, the 24tb met. (aa the result William Trail, aged 15 years and 10 months eldest sen Mr William Trail, Aberdeen Riding Academy. Wednaaday, inst., at 2 p- ra -.- from 74 Stanl"_. Street St Peter's

Elgin ("Ardella). Driving (14 hands and under 15).—1 A. Weir, Cornhill, Macduff; J. Wilson. Open gallop (any height).—l William Trail, Aberdeen; 2 M. Geddes, Lochside, Elgin ("Bella G."); 3 George G. Rennie, Westside, ('"Spider"). Driving (any height).—l

Banker in Kirknall. Thom... Hutton. Esquire, Factor at Crantit for Lord lauridas, John Mitchell. Esq.. Writer in Kirkwall. William Trail) of Frmoft, Esquire. John Rae of 'iVire Isle. Eremite. Lieut. Gilbert Trail) of liaison. James .Spence. Esq., Eldest Bailie

THAO. Suddenly, at Fraserburgh (the result of an accident). en September 18. 1870. John William Trail, aged years, beloved only son of Mr and Mrs John William Trail. Olenbuchty Place. Funeral private No Bowers, no callers, please Wiki..— At Foreslerhlll

younger of Robbieler, Advocate. George Train, Esquire ci Hollaad. John Trall Urquhart, Esquire of Ebonies, Advocate. William Trail, Esquire of Fro'oit. Gilbert Trail. Esquire, Lieuteneat is the Royal Wilikat Ni aaill, Esquire of Woodwiek. , Esquire,