... IPOLITI CAL AND OFFICIAL. THE QUEEN AT BALMORAL. Balmoral, Monday. The Queen, accompanied by Her Royal High- ness Princess Christian, and Her Grand Ducal Highness Princess Leiningen, attended divine ser- vice at Crathie Church yesterday morning. The Dowvager-Duchess of Athole and Lieutenant- Colonel Arthur Davidson were in attendance. The Rev. W. Walker, B.D., officiated. In the afternoon Her ...

... 'I1TERIAL PARLIAMENT.I HOUSE OF LORDS l MONTDAY, JUNrE 22. The LoDn-CHANSELLOR took his seat on the ! Woolsack at a quarter-past four o'clock. A con - siiderable number of Peers took the oath and! ! subscribed the roll on their first appearance in the House in the present Parliament. GLASGOW CORPORATION (GENERAL POWERS) BILL This bill was read a third time and pissed. CULTER WATER ORDER ...

... WEATFER FOECASTS FOR TODAY. MsEED .AT S.av rn. or ]tZsyorus D.X 'LA, f.{S ,tand -tuhsterly winds. StLANrr>D .> . frl,.'r-iy irssorh-hesterl w nd ?? - E 6miterty:.nI sootthsrtuerly winds. SCOcTLsND I ?? changeable, scuwshowers. SGLh-.Y-D N.E,. (VaviMItSDUsoth 'seterly airs; fair ( cenersily. n'mrsuee. E~GLASD a. (fVurla-.!e sclh~weste-y airs; fair 'NOLA'ND - ?? ?? rai-*. rmy rm eri. - - ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAM.ENT. HOUjSE OF LORDS. il' FRIDAY. JUT Y 24. T The Loso.CHiESNCEt.LOR took his seat on the ; Woolsack at a quarter-past four o'clock. E THE POLLUTION OF RIVERS. Lord NORTON qasked whetler they would l, undertake the legislation for facilitating the pre- venting of pollution of rivers which, in a few h, clauses, had been prepared by the County Councils ai Association. but which ...

... ECCLESIASTICAL - - Tiz United Presbyterian congregation of Ure, Strrvartry of Kirkcudbright, have given a unani- nmous ?? to Mr David H. Alexander, B.D., preacher. Glaszow. to be minister, in succession to iat' hzee Rev. William Storrar. KIRsINrttLtoct.-A meeting of the U.P. ?? of Glasgow was held in Kirklintilioch UP.P Chur'ch on MIonday, when Dr S. D. Cowan, son of Blsilie Cowan, was ...

... x . I IRECEPTION AT BERLIN-PAPER BY I ~~~DR ELCAR. I(REnna'. s TELEGRAMS. 1 I ?? June 10, Evening. The members of the Institution of Naval Architects were received this evening in the Romer SaaI of Krolls Theatre by representa- tives of the principal naval authorities, with Admiral Hollimnao at their head, and by repre- sentafrives of the Imperial Mlinistry of the In- terior. Privy Councillors ...

... IMIR ANDREW LANG AND I POLLY STEWART. (FROM A DUPME5SSUIEEBX COXlES25POuSlFZN.) Mr Andrew Lang, as I observe from the edition of Burns's poems which he has pub- - lished through Messrs Methuen, continues heroically in his career oi sneering at the poet -with the amiable design apparently of elevat- ing Sir Waiter Scott at his expense-and of islaying the slain by repeating inaccuracies which ...

... FOREIGIV MAILS. Next Date:- of Dfspatch cad Hours of Box Closing Mail at Chief Office. George Sqruare. due. ?? via Southamnton Aug.14 0150.M.Aug. Is Australia, viZ.: N.S. WNales, hjrIL ,T u52.: Ii ileelcslWnd. -via Italr ?? . T} ur. 1L rBn. Join 122. Suso1dW ?? ?? zrcldi.> iR Pae- ut ?? v 3 ?? JulN 181.15 Ps - Berinudi ?? via Ievw Ye July 1 I.S .31. fyia soutlu.rnpton. July 23 8.30 P.. Jul ...

... THE - CRAIGENDORAN ROUTE I TO THE COAST. The saloon stcamer Talisman, the most -eecot aitflito to thle fleet of the North British f ateant acket Comnpany, mnade a trial trip on the riverysterlay. The vessrl, which is one v ,f the nlct handsorne passenger steamers on the htie, wc..s huilt by Messrs A. & J. Inglis, Is .and ill be pltr-c d on the passage between t ?? ano ctitesay on Mlonday. She ...

... 1 S(Voriblr aud south-wsterly airs; SCOTLAX;D ?? Lair: eoldatfrat, then warn. Jers-iba- and soo th-westerly arts; SCOTrLAND N . ?? air; cold at arstthen warm. { Variable and south-westery airs; ScoT L&A F ?? fair: cold at first, thin wa;rm. ( ENGLAND ?? ( Variable and sooth-westeriy sirs; .1 fair: cold at first, then sTMrn. E AND s ?? breezes, modin atei ?? -t ..ir: coldatfirst r MIDLAND ...

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... O-NDENLICE. ;5?? Q . P-'P E T. ?? ~ e, or, at all events tire O~i- o CommOns for souil 0: - I -ot l even produced ,~51 rioliou not inrc O'~octlrforth oi X. A Sthe -.,tliypOses~ec by the read lfiil ntI vis- -b , ~ ~~aan ?? is goon * ?? 7t5 easyC~ to ted 0o-C t thebl * - i-leg ?? 'l ,Ilne25s as Con as theti * - ?? -j aniig what F yr ?? to the to , thle bill, and the , j c' cplied that tihey IM ...