... rbe . Court. 11 Jmwd? ?? -- -CIAIEZ, Thursday. Her Royal HIighness the Duchess of Saxe- Coburg and Gotha and His Royal Highness the Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-Schwerin lunched with the Queen yesterday. The fanfare of the 6th Battalion Ves Chassetirs Alpine played during and after her . Majesty's dinner yesterday. r A Wee are informed that the Governorship oi New a South Wales. has been offered ...

... five court. Z ?? _ _ WINDSOR (OASrTL, ThUrsday. C, The Queen drove out yesterday afternoon, a acconmpassied by Princess Boatride and the 5 Countess of Elrbach-Scloeitber. M The Grand Duke and Grand Duchess of Hesse, attended by Baroness .Rozmann and ' Baron Do Grancy arrived at the Castle. b The Duke of Oporto, the Count of Turin, and a Prince Albert of. Belgium. also arrived at the Castle. ...

... OHARGE OF SHEBEENINNtd A. - FRASERBURGE. - At yesterday's Police Court at Fraserburgh- Baillie Macconnachie ?? Munro, grocer, 20 Cross Street, was charged with a breach of the Public-Houses Amendment (Scothlbwd) Act, 1862, in having sold, without holding a licence authorising her to do so, two bottles of porter to two tradesmen residing in the town, on Sunday, the 28th July last. Mr Tarras, ...

... C, ~ iI .!Couft. iU ' 4 : I ?? ?? . I; I ot.; , ; 7, 0 i- i ?? ThiurSday. The (Queen, accompanied by the Duchess Alexandrinj of. Saxe-Cobbrng ind Gotha! and Princess Beatrice, drove out. yesierday ifter-' noon to Tourrottes. Princess Victoria of Sclleswig-Holstein, atterided by the Dowager Lady Southampton end 'Lie'utenant-Oolonel Sir Fleetwood Edwards, followed in a second carriage, C Thle ...

... :TlHE I 'FRECH RAILWAY FRAUDS. I .. . I . _ .. ..z. (DALzimn's T'T onossAou.) Paris, Monday.-The much discussed trial of MM. IMdartim, Bobin, and Andre, for fraud'in aonnection with the Southern Railway Company, was begn at the Seine Ansizes to-day. Over 40 .witnesses wen saubpoenaed to give evidence, ubt, aa was expeoted, the cooe failed to excite 'that interest which ithad at first crested, ...

... QRIrAT SHOW ANI) SALE OF OLYDS. | DALE COLTS AND FILLIES AT - PERTH AUCTION MARKET. I , ^ i A - . - . : _ _ I I: I: | Mehorn Macdonald,s ieaser & Co., Ltd. concluded yantaerdav tbeir annlual two days.' nabi of Clydtn. delco, with the nale of the Clydeodalo one, two, and three-~year-old oelta and flulee, the nomboro catalogaed befog 383-total for two dayo b98 horoen. I 'The ohow at hoiraeo w/an ...

... AN .1tJK ?? CASE. AN FO E C it'll ANT' DOk ItL BEFORE A JUY nmorning Lord Kyllachy and A if' 'tt rf all aciou by Adam t for, W ic, agen'l t Isi Siinvel 1 *. r.!'-ti5L sue; ctiitmed £1000 as duinlatesi ?? 4nileged sInder. lie Saidian ; a llk-iog to his odiice in \Iarrch last v - iit the siherilfclerk deitputie the a L!U, aud. a titireai g tht la tter : ';di uo-mlng. I as insoiy to see vol t ' e ...

... t Court.. Wrsniso CGssTn, Saturday. The Queen drove out yesterday afternoon attended by the Hon. Harriet IPhipps and nts. Mrs Grant, The Prince and Princess of Wales, and Princesses Victoria and- Maud of Wales, attended by Lady Emily, Eidgecote; General Sir Dighton Probyn, and Commander Hon. Seymour Fortescue, arrived at the Cuastleo as did also the Princess Louise and the Marquis of Lorne; ...

... TRAGIC LIFET AND DEA'TiH OF A YOUNG WOMAN WHO OWNED 'ItOPERTY. t Emima Jane Giles or Haywood, aged about 2S P years, of no fixed abode, was found dead in a field 1' at Chigwell on Sunday last, At the inquest, e William Pond, who lived anywhere and was a labourer, said he had known the deceased for about six years. He first met her at Romford, when they were pea-picking. They had lived ...

... POLICE COIIMISSIONERS. A meeting of the Police Board was held on Monday Dean of Guild in the chair. .-h PRSsENT--Sheriff Watson, Messrs Mlatthews; Bisset, Ness. Sherar. Calder, Nets s 0e, Spa XkSutherlaidA.C. Matthew,B Byres 4l*Hare and Gray. ,, STREET CLEANSING ON SABBATH. The DEAN tif GuILD reported verbally, gnbehalf cifthj Street Committee, that the recommetida ton of the Be0adt in ...

... - COURT OF SESSION.-SECOND DIVISION. RHIlD V. THE COMMERAf L DANK. LAW OF BANK; PASS-BOOKS AND DEPOSIT RECEIPTS. The pursuer is a fanrner near Invergordon, and was a cus- tosser of the defenders' branch establishment there. The defenders object to pay a sutil of £80 appearing in their pass-book with the pursuer as paid in on the 6th of June, 1q855, and aver that the citry of the said sum was ...

... Aiberdeen;: University' Court 'Deb yesterdlsy phy ?? Sir William Geddes prieiditng' et in the unavoidable absence of the Lord Rector. i. . H' JOINT BOAtB OF. IXAMlNBRS;' A Professo'r- Stephenson moved ra reaolutiou, C OU ourring in the following resolutions passed by the the Seonatas in reference to the Joint Board of Exam- bhe inere of the Scottish Universiti6e, and approving of Pay' 'th1e ...