... pt tbe TEO COURT AT BALXOORAL. .ey ro- The Rev. Dr. Wallace, Edinburgh, conducted the equest service in Crathie Church on Sunday, and gave an tine excellent discourse from Philippians ii., 12-15. [honso Ile? Majesty was present, as were also Prince and a who Princoes Christiani, -princesses Louisa and Beatrice, at was and Prince Leopold. In addition to the Royal infer- party, there wd?9 also ...

... l~~~~~~~3 tUZ -hl I - I VHOISE OF LORDS-YESTORDAM ROYAL ASSENT TO BILLS. THEIR lordships met at four o'clock, when The loyal Assent was given by commission to the rortitications Provision cor Expenses Bill, Savt inus Bank and Post office Savings Banks Bill, Pub. *i Schools Act (1SS) Amendment Bill, imprison. ment for Debt Bill, Offices Pension Bill, Trade Unions Protection of Funds Bill, ...

... DRE.ADFlUL R1AILWAY COLLSITSO. A Dntiarutm accident took place about twenty minuites past six o'clock on Frid.ay ensting on the Bhsbop Auckland branch of the North-if-astern u, Railway, wbichr mreclted fatally to the engine- driver aud stoker. It app3ars that twelve or thirteen laden cokn waggons were stanmding at the t B ancep th Coke Works, ruaiy to e b egpatohced Zor Jarrow. At thin nlee ...

... COU4BRT AND FASiHIO. ! ~~~THE cous 2T;j OSBORNE, MONDAY.-The Queen, accoMpanied I by Princess Louise, went out in the grounds this morning. The other members of the Koyal Family also went out, The Dowager Lady Shelley and the Hon. Mrs. William Hamilt-n hav-s had the honour of an interview with her Males'y. liSURIGN COURTS. His Majesty the King of Prussia arrived at meS- I baden on the 7th inst ...

... [BY TELEGRAPH.] NE WS-LETTER OFFICE, Friday Momirnn. , THE ALARMING AND DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN BORDEAUX HLRBOUR. The Post says- The names of theships cen- sumed at Bordeaux are the Tourev, the Charle- magne, the Ariel, the Morse, the Chimiate, the Pioneer, the Lieut. Bellot, the Harmoine, the Ulysse, the Chamoyn, the Panama, the Mary, the Unica, and the Joseph and Marie Christine. Four were ...

... A SPAN1I91ANiDA)RUSXAN SCENE. Os Saturday we published tWo narratives that seem to top dP like grim realities in an age of Boay M2 and Chewy Apeeulatidti. They have both a terrible-one of them a horrible-interest; but, as it were from the very opposite points of the omoflst, they present strong points of contrast. The rabble of a Spanish town suddenly rush on an English barrister taking his ...

... A PARIS correspondent, writing on Wednesday X evening, says:- C The Quartier desEcoles was startled yesterday in at four o'clock by a sudden earthquake. Shutters were reen flying in pieces, windows smashed, and tb a terrible explosion was heard. It appears that M. Veron Fontaine, manufacturer of chtmical products, living in the Place de Il Sorbonne, has invented a new powder for marine ...

... THE EASTER HOLIDAYS I SeOrLD the fine weather which was experienced during the early part of the week again Bet in, with the many opportunities of enjoyment which pleamure.seekers will have at their disposal, the Easter holidays wiel prove a season of delightful recreation to the great bulk of the community. The several railway couipanies. we are glad to observe, have not been uuminltiul of ...

... Tax annual meeting of this society was held in the Round Room of the Rotundo, Dublin on Thursday. The Earl of RODENS ocooupiel the chair. The Noble CHAIRaMAN on ascending the platform was received with loud applause. Hle expressed his acknowledgments for the warm reception which bad been extended to him, and as his failing health Dre- vented him from speaking in public, he had com- mitted some ...

... B.A .Cl STIELT RAGGED SCHOOL. TInE foliod is the annual report of this useful school:- At the close of another year, the Committee of the Ragged School, Barrack Street, desire thank- fully to acdkovsledge the Divine blessing vouch- safed to their efforts on behalf of the poor and needy of their fello-v-t'.wnsuran. The committee have pleasure in submitting the following extract from Mr. Ball's ...

... THE ATfACK ON THE IRISH CHURCH. I MEETING IN ARMAGH. I A lurrETIcG has been held in Armagh pursuant to notice, Rev. Dr. RUTLEDG.E was called to the chair. Rev. Mr. Murphy opened the meeting by reading a prayer. Wm. Paton, Esq, J. P., moved the first resolution- That, in the present critical position of the Protestant interests in Ireland, it is incumbent on us, the laity of the parish of ...

... [By TELEGRAPH.] NEWS.LETTER OFFICE. Wededay Morning. FRANICE-THE LEGISLATIVE BODY. PARIS, DEC. 14, EVENLNG.-In to-day's sitting of i the Legislative Body, M. Cazelles and twenty-two other deputies presented a motion for an interpella. I tion in favour of the necessity of immediately insti. tuting a Parliamentary inquiry into the result of the treaties of commnerce. the motion, atthe same time, ...