... and for some time a free fight was indulged in among a crowd numbering several hundreds. he prin- cipal combatants were two young men—Hugh ‘“Garvic, R.C., and Craig, geman—who ged in a regular prize fight, hounded several supporters. The disturb- on b lasted for nearly an hour, but on the arrival of the police the ringleaders took flight, and apprehension. On the previous night a flute band ...

... _ (Revres’s Serajevo, August 8. A ont thi afternoon in the of Serajevo, The whole of this part of the town is in flames, and the fire threatens to The Duke of Measures to prevent its ...

... Sys luncheoe with Her Majesty walked out this. pt ...

... ‘The usnal monthly meeting of was held last in the Burgh Albert Street, Govan—Provost Wilson Sewer. — Dunlop) re; that in terms of the Commissioners, at a held on 4th instant, he had forwarded instructions to Messrs Sons, the pen mene in accord- ance with the decision of the Commissioners. i arlane moved that the sewer be left as it is, with the exception of 14 feet at the south end, which ...

... PARLIAMENT HOUSE OF met at five The al assent was to a number of bills, Guaranteed Rail- ways Bill, Conveyancing (Scotland Bill, Sum urisdic- tion Bill, Clerk ) Bill, G and Railway ew ill, wa i, Ardmillan Kec Rail- ‘The Regulation of Railways Acts Continuance Dill was read « second time, THE CONTAGIOUS DISEASES (ANIMALS) Lord EMLY asked the Lord President whether instructions been given to the ...

... an iron 100 screw steamer of about 800 tons horse-power, has been placed with Messrs Ramage & Ferguson, shipbuilders aud engineers, Leith, by ...

... RU! EXPEDITION TO MERY. The Berlin correspondent of the Standard sa —A of the Kawkas gives a terr.ble division picture of the safferings of the ‘I'schi on ay Lazareff's —— from which the taken :—** Between the 7th and 16th July 80 patients with e e disease and diarrhoea were received in the hospital. Tie affections, consis! of inflammation of the , are chie y caused by the rays of the sun and ...

... RITISH 8S MASTERS’ ASSOCIATION, An important meeting of g of the Shipmasters’ Association was held at Sou’ ith Shields last night, when Mr Henderson, secretary » Feported the result an interview of from the various societies with Lord Sandon, presi- the Boned of Trade, respecting the Shipping Casualties Bill, at which there were present Norwood, M.P., and Captain Bedford Pim, M.P. In this bill ...

... SCOTCH ‘BAN KERUPTS. (Prem the Edinburgh of Yesterday.) SEQUESTRATIONS. merchants, Maitland Street, com- Angust 6. JoserH Parxes & Sons, commissiea pany, and Joseph Parkes, Place, Pollokshields, sole as such partner, and as an i Gredivare te meet in the Faculty Hall, Glasgow, 19th August, at twelve o’clock.—Wm. Paterson, pro- curator, 44 Hutcheson Street, G August ALEXANDER & Son, tailors and ...

... ORICKEET. MATCHES PLAYED ON SATURDAY. re the ected vp ® victim to Com bad abundance Brown as @ partaer, and for twos threes. Is and iv the yo top end. as the bal was hit in ‘8, 90, Stevens at the cod Nell at ahs pa while Allan aps score of 4, Copeiand each in nine fis score of 8 wes wit se ond only ors of om at the their inuings with time the ups of 23 Lave wap B his ete end 1 1, while Kerr ...

... Osborne, August 7. The Queen and Princess Beatrice drove through Cowes and Newport Her Majesty’s dinner-party included the Prince and Princess of Wales, the Duke and Ducchess of Edinburgh, the Duke and Duchess of Con- naught, Princess Beatrice, and Prince Louis of Battenberg. The band of the 42d Royal Highlanders played a selection of music during dinner. The pipers of the regiment played ...

... Herald. TUESDAY Avevust I In the House of Lords yesterday the Royal assent was given to the Conveyancing (Scot- land) Bill, Valuation of Lands (Scotland) Bill, Summary Jurisdiction Bill, Lord Clerk Regis- ter (Scotland) Bill, Girvan and Portpatrick Railway Bill, Alloa Railway Bill, and to a number of other measures. Several bills were read a third time, and in reply to Lord Emly, the Duke of ...