... Balmoral, June S. The Queen went out with the King of the c Belgians and Princess Beatrice in the morning. a In the afternoon Her Majesty, with the King of i3 the Belgians and Princess Beatrice, attended by the t Dowager Marchioness of Ely, drove to the Glassalt b Shiel. The Queen's dinner party included theC Kingt of the Belgians, M. Jules Devaux, the Countt d'Outremont, and the ladies and ...

... JSUEUBBA NpK~fWFsl -~ nA&RTI-AZ egm eed rrsuc;-YcsterdW dter. Puoco, a man about 20 years of age, caled at a shop ini Hyndland-Street, and stated toethe party in charge that he had called for tbe insurance prtmium. Hie would doubtless Ma'e proved sue- ceas~ful in his appication for th; money, but for the fact that the premium ?? been paid. The would-be insurance agent is 5ft. 7in. rn height, ...

... - ALLEGED SERIOUS ASsAuLT.-Yesterday, at the Police Court-Bailie Watson on the ?? WalUs, labourer, Cotton Street, was haruged with having, on Saturday night, ?? bDevine, dyer. It was alleged that Devine iad got his collar bone broken in the scuffle, and was not able to be present in Court. The prisoner was re- manded. Mnasreous sent Eedt-At the Sheriff Court, yesterday-be ore Sheriff Cownm ...

... - GREENOCX. A FaissnAs A AuxvN. Two BoYS.-A serious t case of assault was before ?? Court yester- Ur day. Robert l1i&d, farmer; Boag, was charged ivith of havi u. assaulted two young boys named Clark Sb d, lck, whom he found trespassing on -a wc field on the '30th of May last. The evidence of the so boys showed thasttl farmner caught each of themby TV the collar of the -eoat~lnocked their ...

... .N. W;I . e..: . AfS I fllJu;a.Ri: $VB VWAr5zlN:Npi-- ri . an / .M k tiw4AkI I:- ni Rl. --The e apualeeting o~tleqe. ithe eo.Fp . ?? W IP U6~ Vie. -oinitsdA~ohJ pthe ebiovar cd ~soandin~frrotterebtoman' -Mr w~ijd '3~f T! a4Aestbiiieug, ?? havpbeezi pjremt but fktht feetvliat-beb h moved'4ds he.hp X~the fflace #p i those n-re3-ecwothy twsbsod - Daitbd, sdier th* 'sraaief magistrate; The ?? t ...

... . . . . ?? a .; .CArw SDTH YDOF ¶E BURGX POLICE.- ?? *ev'e gtd to tatd itht tbuiisignslmafwh&*was. e teveielyistabbed on the,:necZ 4n .Saturdiy~nivgh, F resued, his official duties- ystesday; Captain' e 'Suth'ertiad, althowh *e4Zk is progre'ssiD'g( favour- Y ably;.towards-cont escence- ?? ?? i-: RFir :rEMI:O;S}a Sf.ar.-A- ?? . elderlv woman, named. Christina Fraser orlmith,; cw a'sc ed at the ...

... I Gouptocs,-A meeting was held on Monday- I Mr Binnie in the chair. The Clerk reported that the children of the parent authorised to be pro. secuted at last meeting having been in regular attendance at school during last month it was thought unnessary to proceed with therosecution in the meantime. Returns of attendane, with officer's reports, were submitted The Chairman, on behalf of the ...

... . L S L M ?? , 1~aL GLASGOW. -North Woodaide Free Chirch. - A atconverssione' of the -iseinbers and friends of this- e recentlyerected Church -Extension Charge was s5 held on Tuesavevening in tie 'Church. Hall. ?? Rkv. D. R. ilpjtric ?? the flchai'r-a6n~d wa's tupporeed on the platformn by~ YMessrs sAleL 'Aeia'ndir, Win. Moore; R.-Ferns, g, James Camipbell; elders; Mr M'Nair, missionary, re &c ...

... MR. GRANT DUFF AP E PERMISSIVE BILL, PEAI The Rev. Jas. Stewart, Peterhead, has received from Mr Grant Duff the following letter in refer- ence to the Permissive Bill:- 4 Queensgate Gardens, South Kensington, S.IV., 13th June, 1876. t Reverend and Dear Sir,-I have to thank you for your friendly letter of the 9th. I could not vote for the Permissive Bill, since I am persuaded 1 that, if that ...

... PAR LI A 3 ENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-Ticsday, Jicme 27. bThe Royal assent wias given by Commission to fifty-two bills, public and private, including the Salmon Fisheries Bill. M eTh But ehs (Scotland) Gas Supply Bill and the Small Testato Estates Bill were read a second time. is The Crimes Act Amendment Bill was read a second time. 11 The Publicans' Certificates (Scotland) Bill was read a third r. ...

... HIGHLAND AND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, a ieI tor haing meeotendo that Society on W~ednesday, the havingen cb repoted tho tthey land failed to fill a I cmpeencheist to- devote his; whole time to the is tocity' ok-a0 aar f£00 a year, it wvas ngreed is that1 they shou0l1d enideavour to get (oe who should give ae 15 mch time ats 'night be necessary for' carrying on at schemes igo giclumi stations, the ...

... an )Sc ed ib. w kill be 011 )O: tic cir Id. Y. Tn ry Os of ty so Iu ce In is is a- 12 Y- a. 1- 31- Is is it 5- C, THE monthly meeting of the Aberdeen School Board was hold on Thursday afternoon in the Board Room, King Street. Professor Black presided, ad the other gentlemen praset were-Rev. J. Stopani, Dr Binnie, Mtr Henderson, Mr A, D. Mine, Mr J. Mliller, MrLumsden, Dean of Guild alker, anad ...