... Osborne, January SI. The Queen drove out yesterday with Prince** Beatrice and theUraad Duke and Prinoesi Victoria ; and Her Majesty walked this mummy, attended by Lady Cburciull. 'l'he Grand Duke Hem Prince** walked with the itoyal children. The Hon. Mary letoslle* ha* left Osborns. ...

... Tb* half-y*arly taMting of th* Yal* of Clyt!t Tramway* Compaay wtt h*U hi th* Hall, V>*stNii* Street, v**terday afternoon-Mr J. C. Wak*fi*ld th* chair. ~t i Tb* report, which hat already apptared is th* was held read. The Chaxkhah, in moving th* adoctioa th* report, said that whan b* addressed teem last ha flteaght the directors would have t**o abl* to «it th* *harebold*rs a m**h mot* ...

... Mabyhill—ntßaadJfuiiunct.—At the Maryhill folios Court yesterday—before Bailie I>iek— John Burn, a potter, residing in Road : Michael Gillespie, a labourer, Garngad Road, and m. Brown, resiuingin Havaanah Street, who were apprehended at the time the band dtttnrbance which t place in Wyndford Street, New-Year s Dsr; and Patrick Bailie, ang in Uarngad Road; O'Brien, labourer. Gamgad Road ; ...

... Osborne, January 21. The Queen and Princess Beatrice drove out yesterday afternoon attended I.«dy Waterpark ; and Her Majesty walked out this morning with the Princess. ...

... answers in this case came to-day for consideration. It wili be remembered that the petitioner, who is a Church of England minister at Chelsea, asked the Court compel James Citird, of the Seabeid Arms Hotel, Cullen, to deliver up rum the person of Ann Caird, his daughter, whom petitioner alleges he had married according to Scotch fashiou, word of uiouth, and also by writtea obligation. In his ...

... READ, M.P., THE COUNTY BOARDS BILL. C. S. Read, M.P., spoke at the meeting of the Norfolk Chamber of Agriculture at Norwich Saturuay on the County Boards Bill. The hon. gentleman said all the new County Boards would have to would be to work the unworkable Highway Act, control the pauper idiots, revise the valuations—which would use whatever, the Surveyor Taxes would overrule everything they ...

... MR TRBVELYAN AT UAWICK. I-art night, Mr G. 0. Tr«v*|y*a. M.P., address*! his constituency *t Hawick. Provost Watson th* cliair, bad introduced ths boo. member. v TVS, after some preliminary remarks, ■aid—We have Government which, when it took office five ysar* apn, was even tbea not such Government as we Uksd in thsee borgh*. bat which reeembled very milch any other Conservative ...

... At the London Bankruptcy Court yesterday the adjourned meeting fur the public examination these bankrupts was held. It will be remembered that the bankruptcy took place iu November last, the failure the firm being occasioned by the ' steppage of the City Glasgow Bank, with whom the firm was closely oonuected. and also with ' Messrs Morton A Company, who failed at the same time. The case lias ...

... Windsor Castle, June 23. The and Princess Beatrice weat out this moraing. Prince Leopold, attended by the Hoo. Alexander arrived the Castle shortly before 2r.iL ...

... (Reuters Telegrams.) the silver question in GERMANY. Berlin, June 19. to-day's sitting the German Parliament, Herr von Ilelbruuk brought forward the question, 0 which notice bad been given, asking whethei e Government contemplated any modification! the March law establishing a gold standard. Herr von Delbruck, in introducing his tion, laid stress upon the necessity of clearly defin the ...

... the Materia Medica||C'laes-rooiu, Edinburgh LThiversity, yesterday afternoon. Sir Robert Christison, Bart., presided; and amongst others present were—Ex-Professor Balfour, Professors Maclagan, Sanders, Turner, Rutherford, T. Eraser, and Grainger Stewart; DrT. A. G, Baltonr, Dr Dyce Duckworth, Dr Byrom Brainwell, Ac. The chairman said that they were met for the purpose establishing memorial of ...

... Yesterday Dundee was risited by the most severe thunderstorm which has been e*ixrienced in this district (or time back. one o'clock rain began to (all in torrents, and continued without intermission (or a considerable time, accompanied thunder anil lightning at short intervals. The streets, especially those in the higher parts o( the town, soon asMimed the appearance large streams, and ...