... COURT AND P Prinss Ch ristiaz of Sc:ehile±40te Th, Queen yesterda-Fy. The Queen drave out attended hwr ith he~ Inr Phipps The Lord Chancellor and Courses- pr-i , and Durhess of Devr nshire. the lRr. j Lady Gwendolen CeiL hd thd h, , - the Queen. The 'Marquis of SIahsur ':adan u1:, c Majestr. Tho Queern went to Frnc-- sii ?? panied by Princess H:ene oi Batenwher. e. Ladv Buchanarn-Pidddll ics- ...

... ALLEGATIONS AS TO FORGED WELL.S. FrOnM OUB :1W E1SPOLTEtS.I Yesterday, in the Chancery Division, before 'Mr. Justice Buckley, the case of IVa-terhouse v. WValsh came on for hearing. The plaintiE, Miss Mary Waterhouse. a Yorkshire lady, of 67 years of age, chaimed in respect to the defendant, Mr. S. Walsh, a builder, residing at BEaiidon, in Yorkshire, a declaration. that certain docu- ments, ...

... IYoPRKSIIRE SMER ASSIZES. YORKh ANgKD NORTH AM EAST RIDINGS DIVISION. The Summer Assizes for the city of York and the North and East Ridings of Yorkshire were opened yesterday, at York, before Mr. Justice Bruce and Mir. .Justice Ridle-y. Their Lordships breakfasted at the Mansion House on the invitation of the Lord Mayor (Alid. J, S. Rymer) and the Lady M11ayoress, who had invated a, distin- ...

... IYORKSHIRE SUMMER ASSIES. i At York Castle on Saturday, before Mr. Justice Bruce, George Clarke (31), miner, was acquitted on a charge of criminal assault at Rosedale, in the North Riding, on April 22nd. John Wardell (45), labourer, was; indicted foar criminally assaulting a girl aged fourteen, at Hull, on May 11th. He was found guilty, and sentenced to nine months' imprisonment. Thos. Wim. ...

... T VOLUNTEIERS AT SCAR- BOROUGHW NEARLY A TRAGEDY. The Volunteer Camnp on Scarborough Racecourse was the scene on Saturday evening of a dramatic incident, which might, but for the good luck which attends some people, have been converted into a tragedy, by the side of which the tragedy at Harrogate Yeomanry enicamp- ment would have paled. A tent was struck by lightning, and no little damage was ...

... COURT TBD PERTS0 NAL The Queen and Ter Rovyal ?? ?? of Baztenberg drove on- ycscerca ' t. '5 C by- the Hon. Ali-e Mn]ezd:,. T Re: U Smith, MlA., had the in non: ;cd- Majesty and the Royal Faml:y. M arthortegic lecese. Pt-c:. The Prince and Princezs of r' A- Tadaso Hayashi at Mfaz-lborornh - . ?? i sppointment. as Japanase Min:e r e C James. The Baroness Tos-anu it2~y3'ai received by their ...

... YORSHIM ST-7 r7p11-. (toFIR-1 T Tz Y I CWNCI{AL' T53NT 0] fT - . 17 A r it in'r l ?? I li - ?? ?? *e ?? ?? : c- 7ilk ?? s 7te I ?? j- ..aurv Ani I :n 1- s ,i ?? - o: 'a i Mr.; Ai.Mr r,*tc s P.( ?? lirerd Detc, a A -'ehi sta 4.11K I, S i:;e -t 11 ?? ?? ?? . ?? ?? 0 l~e Den; a' i. ::.r ' ,. ...

... SEQUEL LN THE COUNTTY COlURT. Before his Honour Judge Greer-how, at he Leeds County Court yesterday, a case was heard in which the plaintiff, Harry CIarkson, of 2, Railway-road, Cutler Heights-lane, Bradford, sued W. Brewster, landlord of the 2Marquis of Granby public-hotuse, Leeds, for £615 on a dishononr,:d cheque. Mr. H. Newvl, barrister, ap- peared for the plaintiff; and the defendant was ...

... WEST RIDING S1JEER ASSES. i f.. a .EDS TOWN HALL, Wednesday. CROWN COURT. (Before Ar. Justice Ridley). The Summer Assizes for the West Riding of York- shire wern opened yesterdayy at the Leede Trvran Hall, before MLr. Justice Ridley and BIMr. Justzice Bruce, the former sitting in the Crown Court, and the la;tter in the Civil Court. Mir. . Justice - ERidley, who took his seat shorfly after ...

... THE DUKE OF NEWCASTEES SUCCESSION, BIG EST-F, N TME OWOELEzMRY COURT. (FEOM O17B LAW ItEPOBTE}a.) Yesterday, in f-e Chancery fDivision, before Mr. .Tnsti-e Buckley, the action of Lord Charles Stapleton Pelham ClinatoL V. Henzy Pelhnic Arohibald Doiglas, seventh Duke of Newcastle, was heard. It was a case which came before the Court to decide a claim by plaintiff that, under the fifth codicil ...

... WEST RIDING STh R ASSIZES. LEEDS TOWN HAL, WThursday. CROWN COURT. (Before Mr. Justice Pidley). Mls Lordship took His seat on the bench at 10.30. A LEEDS SUB-POSTMASTER SENT TO PENAL SERVITUDE. Arthur Pickles (33), drrapor, who had pleaded guilty on the previous day to stealing the sum of 5S193 1Ss. 5d., and postage stamps of the value of £51 l6s. ?? the property of 9:er Mlajesty's Post-master ...

... [ LEElDS TOWN EHALIS 3Eiday. CROWN COURFT. (Before Mr. Justice Ridley.) THE' MRDER OF A POLICEMAN AT SWINTON. TWO BROTHERS SENTENCED TO DEATH. Charles Benjamnin Baekbouse (23), miner, and Fredk. Livwder B1akhouse (19), miner, brothers, were in- dicted for the wilful murder of Police-constable John William ew-, at Switon, on the 10th inst. Mr. Harold Thomas and 3fr. Ediondson were counsel for ...