... - ? T H BALP.OUAL: ASTLE, June 10.-The Qucen accompauieclt by.Princess.Beatrioe, and attended by the karobionfess of: Fily, drove out in the morning ;and in thoe afternoon Her Majesty: drove. to Birkhell wthPrincess Beatrice, attended b 'the honourable. Iiary. Lascellee and Miss MGrego:ibo ol. 0. A. lsaude has arrtend atethe Castle BALMOALA CASTLE, June 11.-The Queen wvent ou ithn ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FRANCE. Pmuss, April 19.-Marguerite Dixhianot still romaine at tile Profecturo of Police. She cannot be taken to En land until the BelginuGo~vernimenltliasoissedan or erforher exi~adition. The- Government has decided that Rochefort's senteuce cannot be a collimated to transportation to a fortress. el x .Therae~is correspoindent of the Tinmestelegraphs asfollows ~~ ~ The ...

... FEMfIN CHIT-CHAT. A LADY correspondent in London writes to the GlagowDaily the eMait:- The wisest man the world e'er slaw has declared rate rthat there is nothing new under the sun, and in many L phases of our toilettes we are verifying the saying. We are met r rapidly going back to the days of our greatgrandmothers in mu] the fashion of our gloves. I saw some the other day at the Ml bshop ...

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... - , ;;Xijli, ORTICULTURL; AND POULRY bii- , ;- br's FleE annual show of. this flourishing Society was held in ,tle theiarish School, on Sat ,rday the 17,th. Notwithstanding ied 'the very backwarld p'ig' the sho* of frait, flowersb and ut vegetables. ',as.,well, ,represented, ,and 4copetitionf close; ge, A ver fine, c .llectio of . 'petu' plans from Kinnellar Lodge I his- and Tert6*i6 3House, ...

... THE SHETLAND TIRUCK COMMISSION. Oa .d Ar Lerwiok, on the 4th Jan.,the aCommission sat, when as gY the asse of the drapers and hosiers, and the character of in I their dealigs with the 'knitiers, waB .very, extensivelly and cc u thoroughlygoieinbto. eThb' prineipal persons examinepdwere ti e' Messrs Lawrenso3n Sinclair, Linklater, and .Tulloch. All pl Ld. acknowledged that the riLe was to pay ...

... TURNIP COMPETITION AND WEIGHT OF CROP IPER ACRE.. 1 To the EDITOR of the ABERDEEN, JOURNAL. SIRa,-In your paper of last week I SaGe a _Farmer's. Sorn asks for information as. to the extent of orop weighed to ascertain the weight per acre, the published results in dif- ferent districts being so various, while he inistanices -the re- cent report of the Buchan Club, where the weights are nearly ...

... : WASTE LANDS IN SUTHERLANiD. sather Axr occasional correspondent of the Time writes --It is a. tively sgetv n eyisrciefc htnal l h ra while h hchhvbenmdintegrclueof oding MO or hm fasndthus showedbprciaa- lrofes periene wathlndascapable ofprdcnadho Skyfe. t rouc it. Ths oefarmsweeovrymdat lium: mansons Few of them exceeded 200 acres. Thywere 3ected for sto as tocombine the growvthof cereals ...

... 'HY-,f may France ble expected to rest and be thank- ful, till she know her own mind ? The doctrine of lZab.Yez faire is not, upon the whole1 worthy of all aceoptution at all times ; but it is very rood for giving a breathing-time from political trouble. iore especially to a country which has lost more &reath, blood, and money of late than any country ever did before in the samie space of time ...

... P A R .L I A M B N T. *.: HOUSE 'OF LORDS-ftuasye, Apriz 23. Twlh~i oft ripsMe Atfone o'clock, when a number of bills re- ceived the Royal Assent by Commission. .. The M1arriages; (Soeiety of Friends) B1111 was read a third tilia, as was also the Bishops, Resignation Act (1889). JJimRvgruATioN 13i1,i. The Duke o RnOpin asking the Secretary of State fer Foreign Afflairs ieh`-3tll'etli ...

... 8COTLA1ND. I I I v FI 3 2 II F 2 II E 1? L late 150 Iby: . to de. ' of oLp. had ary, late ito enS. and I we irictb are rana The pro re or and Is an but ,tea u;t.0 rgt mite Mist- Ca. gre each ilder ta of etor- srent lansd refer. .tainho e6&0 arges eh o fIbi rould to'l eyo hirtj Th Lord-Advocate will not this session be able to in- m; troduce a Bill 'for the app6intment of stipendiary magiw- of ...

... AQAIMOULTURAJ -WAGES. - - ITE Hon. Edward Staniop fmlheE the follqwisg ;tl mnent, showing the comparative earnings of' agrionltura', labourers In bhe principal countriee' oof Europe, with the S Ipurhase-pover of money and the usual diet, where it haa St zbeen possible to ascertain these particulars. The statemnen' g~t. is, llf Stanhope says, founded main~ly uponl thie reports of ~tJ Her ...