... COURT AND PERSONAL COURT CIRCaAR. IW- adr Castle, Sab=7y. ,; The Quee &l.(ve oput ?? afe 0on a-- panied by Princess Henry OF ?? d Pr: Victia of 8ChlesWig-HolStein. Pinee Cristn Of Sclleswig-H~oltein dined with Her Majesty last evenang. ; he Marqeds f Salisbary and Lady Gweadolen Cecil d =n-ired at the Castle, and hat the honour of dining with a3t Queen and te 1y Family. The Mh.7gis of Salisp' ...

... COURT ANjI PEPSONAL Windsor Castle, fonday- Th te.n drove~ out yve,.erchay aft~ernIoon. ?? bv- Princess Louise, Marchioness of borne. Her Royal Highness left for Lorden later in the aferrnoon. Captain F. Pv'nsonby was i-n attendance at the rnilwsy station. Princesses 'Margaret anti Viccoria Patricia of C-on naugit. attended hy -Madame de Mlorinni. left the Castle fir Bulkingham Palace, en ...

... A. LIGHT OAL-NrDAX, Th'~ Spring Qnszrte- Sessions of the Peace for the West Riding of Yorkshire were opened at Wakefield yesterday, Sir Thonraas, Brooke, Barr.. presidinex The follow;-ing- Justices wer0 also in ?? Thee- philias Peel, Bant.. Mr. F. Bacon Frank-, Mr. D3. B. f~enallMr.T. H-. Holdsvrorth. Mir, E. P. -Arnold- Forsteor,\'fr. S. Gurney Leat~ham, 'Mr. W. Sheepehauks, ilr. G. B. C. ...

... THTl DOUBLE DROWNING CASE AT I')EWS I T - Y EXTRAOTRiDN-ARWY CtONI.ICT OF TESTIM.O -NY. Mr. Maaitlerd held an inquiry restcrdev. at tie Denrs- e btury arid D:istrict Infiru-ar, toeuhing thie death of Henry liii c.CLffe (12;. u(-,i of 1r. Jdames Biltetlife, oE e flewvsburiv and of Patrick ?? ?? of Di-e;green, e a brief report respe-tintg whoh has alreadv apze;ered. I The evidenec of Mr:. ...

... COURT AND PERSONAL THE DUCHE SS OF YORK. The followirng bulletin was issuled slast evening:- York Cottage, Sandringham, April 3rd, 6 p.m. Hlfer Royal Highness the Duchess of York has had a good day, and is progressing favourably. The infant Prince is well. ,JOHN WILLIAMS, MD ALA N REEV7E TMANBY, M.D. TEM DUKE OF ARGYLE ree following bulletin was issued yesterday morning regarding the ...

... RoBERTS'S ROLL - CALL. KAPtE E AND S ANNA'S POST. OFFICERS 7VITH THE CONVOY. The foliowing list. was isamed bh fF6 War Office y sttercd v Casualties among officers near Bloemnfontcin Water- works NORTHUMBERILAND YUSILTERS. 'r rT,Fm. -rervet-M jor A. W. C. 'ooth. Lientcnant IT. C. THall. shlorlder encl .te-tt, scv'-re. IROBERITSS' HORSE. RLLIOI}D. Lielnter.ant P. CroWler. WOU T2NID ED Mibjor A. ...

... IMfEXICAN COMPANY PBOrOTINiG CASEI JACKSON v. CLO IGH. The case of Jackson v. C101igh yesterday camebefore the Court of Appmal, -ompose-d of Lords Justices Collins, Vaughan Williams, and Romer, on the appli- oaeion of the defendant. for judgment or nemw trial on opneal from the verdict and judoment, dated Decern- ber 19th, 1399. at the trial 'Defore Mqr. Justice Gran- tham and a special jury ...

... THE AU[ION AGAINST MI. CLOUGHI, MK.P. sAPPLL DISMISSED. j, | ~F}R>)M 0TP1 SA ,-C IiE 105ITERStS The Court of Appeal, consistiit' of Lords Justices EOI- lin, Vau.g1o Wilanms, and Romer. finished ve-terdny the he.Lri-g oI[ tdie application aE too defenidant 0 inhe aese -i Jaek on v. Clough for a new- trial. i'ke action was -Etred by Jutice Granrllan, with a special jUl- at tie I Leeds -wssizes. ...

... ATTEiTED ALSSASSINATJ N OF THE PRINE OF WLS A BELGIAN MTARCHIST! FIRES A REVOLVER ETICE PPIiNCE&-PkEiINCESS EN I NJ UL>ED ARREST OF ASSAILANT. I EXCITEMNENT IN BRUSSELS AND LONDON. The Prince and Prince~-s of 7Walles left Marl- oro>ugh House yesterdav morning for Copen- h1a:zen, on a visit to the TEina of Dlentark. Miss Knoill-s, Vice-Admiral S~ir Henry Stphenson. alld Ma~sjor onoral Sir S. ...

... INfSPECTORS Or WETIETS AYD IL SURES. £1 asparing general meeting o~f the Ineotorratea Scxiety of Insperlors of 'Weights axid Meagars -85 a Ilt~d in the Bradford To-wn Hail yeserda;,y. The ?? of B~radford (Mr. ?? ft j,uptoh' -as expected to preside, but bad, ?? a brief ardlr'' , 'pna, Iof thke pror'eedirlgs~ to leave-'Mr. Lie tfl a ia 'r of the Bradford Corpo-rationi, was e ?? co hair.-Si1r. ...

... , STPID O'S CR I IT E. E&GJSIXRLIAL EXAJINATIOX OF THE PRISOINER6 A.IREST OF ALLEGED ACCOMPLICES& BruSs5els. Frkiay. 8 2-in. A -Ce mozrsof his par-rnts. Sipido consented to -x ?? a fu't contession to the e.mignrg~rr -7 --u'yr 0 en'tr prc-'-nce. His mannier wa et-V 5:.arwexrandl thie maglisznac- had almost to f:. n l; a~eme.qnts 0'st of him. Sinicio had littie to ar-1 'I'at -ar4 ?? known. He' ? ...

... D, GENERAL VThLEBOIS KILLED. 54 PRISONTERS TAKEN The following dlespatch from Lord Roberts was icceivede by the 'War Office yesterday:- Bloen-ifontein, April 5th, 11.20 p.m. Lord M-etlauen telegraphs from Boshof te-day:- Surrounded General Villebois and body of B eors to-day. No one escaped. Villebois and seven Boers t-illed. About eight wounded. 54 prisoners. Our losses were- KILLED. Capteain ...