... TIlEt CN6Tli At AkST ?? li-WSBUP AGENL. I ,I ?? ABDSENT. Xv l Ue a ?? 'up0 lt tI3 S c.c-t'O W~illiarI R'asp~in wsVS cauted Upo~cn, at, D'c-wib rv 1iolio- C OUrt, rli Sat urday, to al-st er toe seci-ld .ihirz:- taatiley, that in ?? g xt.- tt.d r concurr-ci mt:tiie fai iy-vi~tg of his ?? acid .I- C ?? iii has li ,ennytier. -i. Verditr ln i-fre, of Ls, hr ti iuit; him. ft lbmay be rermoo iohrrcd ...

... COURT AND ] ERSONALS Windsor Castle, Mlonday. The Queen dr-ve out yesterday afternoon, attended by the Dowager Lady Southampton and the Hon. Dorothy Vivian. The Marquis of Salisbury, 1:.G (Prime Minister and wecretary of Stade for Foreign Affairs), and Lady Gwendolen Cecil arrived at tie Castle, and had the honiour of dining with Her Majesty. The Marquis of Salisbury had an audience of the ...

... CUROPT AND PERSONAL VICTOPIAN ORDER OON7-9ERRED ON 3IR GE1 WHITE. Windsor Castle, Tuesday. The Queen and Princess Heary of Battenberg drove oit yesterday afternoon, attended by the Hon. H-arriet Pbupos. Lieutenant-General Sir George White, V.C., and Lady Wjhite arrived at dtbe Castle. and had the honour of dining with the Queen and the Royal Familv. Sir G'eorge WVhite had the hlonour of an ...

... -C- GE~ AMIJLTON \QRTHTILACED NOTT I OF TMIB TV TLTTNG PPOCEEPING. 5IIWN RI.NI-ORCEMLENTS DESIPATC¶E D. PoEl iATTEAPT TO) CUT OH' A1BRI TISH1 CONVOY. I~ Tlribaruhu. erai with fire, 2Th 0a. 1)oter& i$ nor VP.r. - ITl Wc ex-pect, to ur~deastand -- *i- I4iI'uII ad Boeer ?? ;u. sr~,4 I atic he been fourhlt. wlC CT.' rjl$ hf tioe retuturue r [,re it Tia 3 rl:e eais; o The town -.lere Whtl he sie hi ...

... SCARBOROUGH RIOTS, TPIAL OF THE PERSONS IMPLCATED. CHAIRMAN OF THE WATCH COMMINTTEE PRE:SIDES. When MVr. Cronwright-Schreiner visited Scarborough en 12th Mfarch, with the object of addressing a public meeting nest day under the auspices of the Soirth African Conciliation Conunittee, there were scenes of gra disorder, which gave Scarborough an unen-viable reputation. Tbe cafe in whiok 'Mr. ...

... FURITHER CHARGES AGAINST A D)EWSBURY AGENT, A ars: 'm * uABLE EViDFEN-na. n There was a special sitting of the Dewsbury Borough f Court yesterday, Mr. AV. Walker rpresiding, to hear the further charges against Xr? Wrn. Itaspin, of Dlesbury WoUld be pecterred against him by M- V. DT^four, of o Paris, his employer. The prosecutor, it -will be remerm bered, left England after the filre hearing, ...

... COURT MA~D PERSONAIL Windsor Castle, Thursday. The Quseen drove out yesterday afternoon, attended by the Duchess of Buccleuch and the Dowager Lady Southampton. Her Majesty's dinner party last evening included Princess Henry of Battenberg. the Duke of York. Prince Louis oF B-aetenberg, the Duchess of Bnucleuob, the Dnwager Lady Southampton, Hon. Htarriet Phipps, EMis Bulteel, the Earl of ...

... iM URDE A I-T1,ND lr 1 i 't I XT Lrr, N - i TiA MAN SHOOTS 215 AVT.r- ed Lip A szensahiona! affate10 a-. nohouse di stric~t, in Ire 95 . : iio'clock shots lvp-re ! ar. t2 e nthe Board Sochool. i- - 'at taking alarm, epm ;:ed arto ascertain the, callse. OnTi 79th I ?? -I oil, 'ir of the woman wibc care~i : ?? 7ig Lying apparenltly dead. Ls o- v, se assing thed ?? room bhe'i-A 11he sho-d adon ...

... iRTA A-D- l Thbe King and Queen r S the Qneen to-day, ard r v - . Pnia E3enry l Pattc- h * r drorve to the ra-ilwa ca; .3 on their aerri-21 andr- arc- ?? ** -t l where hney NWere re'-'c b Scvereigue enn-4nc, uI ?? the King and Qeeni-d - : honour of being n-em'- K King and lQueen. ?? 3 half-past three,, andt n- - - aby ?? lienry Prz t l-t-. SIR LiE' 4. LiT It bala he-'n de.6nit4r'~ a- - ,, ...

... YORESliRE LJIBEL C ASE. 1301 CUl' LAW 33VPkIt'13Uu. L yrsteri-ly v!Tr. Jdrwtlee Granthiam anld a spec l jur'r -omronrearlc2 The asse f ?? - a the 12-stern 'r;rna g ainltd Eull Ne'--s Company 1tsrit&, Pe cia-rn being -or ar-images a- r ?? iibe1. Jib-. ¶i'ind olr)r QX esqnd Sir. El1'. :I 32r.sk ul-cr-e ftr l-he pltatif; Air. .obson. Qt' C, ?? 3-k. ilRskilI arapeaed frr the de- i,~ ~ ?? Jikldinl1 ...

... COU)tT-t ANT) PElIS'O-f I JThe Qu-Cn ;nid I'rint-ces T~n--r'ly -- out yewsterday afternow.Tn. I' ...

... LEEDS BANKRUPTCY COUR. Mr. Registrar Mfarshall dlealt with the following cases at a sittinlg of this Conrt yesterdav:- Johl Budi. late builder, and riow journeyman brick- layer, of Bealey-ivenuce. larchills-lane, Leeds. puti his failure dow-n to a. loss on the buildairg of ighst cotages soime two or three years ago. Debtor had Bled his peni- tlOI n ode toobainl release from -a eal. Tilere la ...