... THE QUEEN IN THE HIGaLANDS. The Elgin Ctoikrantgives an account of her Majesty's journey from Balmoral to Glenfiddich, the hunting seat of the Duke of Richmond :-The Royal party started from Balmoral about half-past eight in the morning, and proceeded through Glenlivet and Morange to Glonrinnes. At the foot of Glenrinnes the Royal party alighted, seated themeelve on the goeen bank by the ...

... I . . . - . . . Last evening a festival of thanksgiving for the har- vest was held in St. Mark's Chorph. £here was an unusually large attendance. The sacred edifice was tastefully decorated for the occasion, The walls within the altar rails were covered with flowers, formed in lines so as to form diamonds. Three shields were on the wall, from one of which was suspended grapes and the other a ...

... I Yesterday afternoon the adjourned quarterly meeting of the Town Council was held at the Town- hall, the Mayor (Alderman Loft,) in the chair. A letter was read from the ex-Vicar, the Rev. J. B. Bromby, thanking the council for their vote of tl condolence which they passed to him on the occa- d sion of the death of his beloved wife. A communi-. O cation from Mr. George Lawson and other gentle- ...

... m . . A . - a. I Tim meeting of the leading Conservatives of Hull on Monday night was well attended, the questions brought forward well discussed, and the resolutions adopted unquestionably good. -Now that the Reform Act has given' the working man so large a share of political power, he naturally attains much greater con- sequence than he would possess under a restricted franchise. But in any ...

... THE REFORM E AT THE CRYSTAL IPA A OE;I The fete and banquet in connection with thy Working Mien's Reform Association,' to celebrate thy passing of the Reform Bill of 1867,, as held on M.n- day, at the Crystal'Palace;- The palace wasi thdow Open at nine o'clock, but althiough the bweather wa fine in the early part of the day, and there was unusually attractive progranme in the shape f ...

... BULL PROPERTY OWNERS AND THE REFORM ACT. ?? . I . On Tuesday a meeting of the Property Owners' Mutual Protection Association, which had been called by circular, was held at the Sailors' Institute, for the purpose of taking into consideration the rate- paying clause of the Reform Act. The meeting was called for half-past seven, but the proceedings did not commence till past eight o'clock, in ...

... BALLOON VOYA v R ST CHANNE- L. angements':arb beitg 'nade by Mr. Thomas WGaler the son of the well-known Lieutpnant G. ?? Gale, wlho :ciossed the British - Oha. iel . from Shorehami to Dieppe in a' aiall balloon, bA, iniftatd his father's example, and to carry out his Vie W itl regard to aerial navigation. For 'that pnrp ie he has hcd a small silk balloo.n made,; and ?? will contain;20,000 ...

... IOn Wednesday evening Mr. Sheriff Bryson enter. tained the Mayor and, Corporation, together with the consuls and representatives of the public bodies in Hull, at a dinner which was held at the Town.hall. Mr. Bryson presided. On the right of the chairman were the Mayor, Sir H. CoOper M.D.; Mr. H. E. Silvester, mayor of Beverltey; the Rev. H. W. Kemp, B.A,; the Rev. Canon Brooke, vicar of Hull, ...

... * 1GARIBALDI IN ALESSANDRA Three Italian gentlemen paid a visit to Garibaldi during his brief captivity in the fortress of Ales. sandria; and one of them, Signor Pietro Pugno, has forwarded an account of the interview to the Turin Gazette. They were not admitted by Pettiti, the divisional general, until he had obtained permission from the Government. Garibaldi wore the famous red shirt, walked ...

... I GEORGEs F. ELLIOTT, M.D. Dub. and, Oxon, has tc been appointed to the vacant chair of medicine at the IV Hull and East-Riding School of Anatomy. *MiissNewsome, who wssseverelyinjuredatthe~aks ~ .Collierv a short time ago, is reported to be still alive, bunt gradually sinking. FISIHERLAD DBOWNED.-The fishing-smack Release, gi belonging to Mr. Wood, arrived here on Saturday, ti having lost an ...

... BEVERLEY. RTVISION OF THE LIST OP VOTERS AT Bavniityv. The barrister-at-law appointed to revise the lisI of voters for the borough attended at, the Guildhall, on, Friday. The proceedings were very quiet. Mr. W. H. Bainton, solicitor, supported the claims of the Conservatives, and Mr. W. S. Hind those of the -Liberals. The Conservatives sustained five claims out of six, and the Liberals two ...

... tIPORTANTC OON RVATIVE WERTING IN [ H ULL- ?? o - - * , Oli Monday evening a zrrumerously attended meeting jt of the chairmen and members of the various ward;e I Conservative Associations IM's hield at the Protestant Hall for the purpose of ooiasii2erig the desirability of forming a Lienera Wor IIIg en' Conservative, A!sociation after the style of th6.one at Leeds, which L has been attended ...