... r2 to - la Ik 3 . ' e Iu L 3 ?? T THE Queen was to leave Windsor yesterday (Friday) for the Isle of Wdight, accompanied by the 1'rincess Elizabeth of Hesse, Princess Beatrice having gone to .Aix-les-Bains for the waters. Her Majesty continues fairly well in health, and has been entertaining numerous visitors. Thus on Saturday the Duke anid Duchess of Albany, with the Princess of Saxe-Meiningen ...

... RURAL JNOTES ?? . . ?? ?? I/s WXHEAT wants more sunshine and less rain than we have had during the past ten days. Mildew is increasing, and despite the sturdiness of the straw the plant has not always been able to stand upright against the desolating haistorms with which large areas of the country have been visited. Each ear of corn should yield, as a rule, a good number of plump grains, but ...

... G oERAL OE NEw. BlRIGHTON. On Saturday a special Sheriff's Court was hald at the Town Hell b Under-Sheriff Bul for the purpose of assessing as. in an action for breach of promiise of marriage, brought by Edith Mary Kent, of Brixton, wg~ut Burt Sbarp, ini bnainess as a photographer in reset-street, Brighton. The cas was under considema- twio for more tain three hours, Ahe result eventually ...

... A~~ AB8COND!N~~ TOWN-Ot11 BK. I~vs¶bt ysteiay gbtnaid lgbie dsppvo&o Co roe who baa been Tofl V ' sht-e 1T70h . wa rere~t !thrtl ...

... I TIONAL SMo .AETME. A etin ' hup tof thp obeletio h iiistilutioi tashed in th BgyptaaHl ?? ?? ownothe-r ineetioberthis ii O~ Outeplatiormn were. flh e D of otvbeid Colotel, Wakuis, . M. It.A. Colonoel ainuca Fraser4, C.B., said M4oraiarQI R WU.. C.~i ad i t wis stated that alssid. Qu ~ecizitrusthe-EArl of Derby' the Afthbiho of Catruy i .Duke, skid anothe edflitaian geutleznee, eapresiu y ahy ...

... 8T?tKIN?* CAMP?2 not Md *e te stee away. T. a good . a Anvt -istiv% 4,Vat -eA iAi. peend me of t N h . napott. wbxwofm:| fot 3dW SXb m~a .Good-bye~ wad to tab-e- iUs. idrnni t isxxu f fad tis ' tat 2baaa ai_ Osa iaztoit Ala, Bevaed ae n , it is ozgo- do= bmf ii* ; osof thew, ce misa yutdam. -Ihth myear' he. the dp -a 37 -d& y *. &!miw . cpt~y thos. of e haim - ua els das , eep tfiem thez a, ...

... UNIVEMITY INTELJUGENCM, OXFORD, JOWLz 7. In a Congrogation Blmnden this unoii-aaig, the I1ev. G Dr Bllm, President of St. John's, pro Vioe-Chancsijar BACUELOEI oF Divaxatm-itev. P. NV. N. Bourne, Exeser. 'A ?? OF CiVIL Lsw.-H. Young.Que's HMaeiaYs or As'rsi.-.P. S. Pickering. i1a11aol; Win. D. h BjAcaar~oas as AnTa.-A. S. Barnes, University; F. H. dv` Cowlecy~ University; N. P. Girebley. ...

... MRE1OF.UWTIGA REbosh. I DAILY AZWel ?? RM&DINGS TM PXORRG Irv -NZRNMr AND ZAAMBRA'8 BAROMMS&a WED. H. TEIUR~~ lz m 14 SAT. tc. so ?? -w.as ~ b 30 3fL i 3 I- :9i ; 29. - -l -I I,,_ -C 8-k andriduced to 32 dle. F. The ab H &bow the ?? 5 i te b A I d A thig andta prenous =Dmtrn& The doutein ite W TbeD~eu7-: ...

... , OyMWIaw*f ?? El- (la9w OU owow%)x ~he Emperorleft bthis morng uy in a traj for gConstance, Itheawe by steam oat to the islad of Malua:, where hiis Majeet ?? w-tk tho, Gm d D)ul PasaIY uti iext Sunday, when heo prooeed to Gaatuin. with the CunPice a St. Pvsdpoay, and leeves to-night for A~zsed Despite cmplet repose iom work Prince Bismarok'l convalescence,0 is dusow, and his general ...

... FOURTH EDITION. ,1 THE NUMBER OF THE DEAD. At daybreak this morning the melancholy duty of searching for bodies was resumed at the scene of yesterday's disaster on the Clyde, and with painful frequency the trawl-boats approached the bank with their melancholy freight. As the corpses were landed one by one they were carried on ambulance stretchers to the Spar House, and there laid out to await ...

... .vgiPT TO CROSS THE MEDITERRANEAN IN A BALLOON. I Ij os . French aironaut, made an attempt to cross the Mediterranean in dY3'l~ ?? on Saturday night at eight o'clock. In the car were the .bal iiettnllant, Lyons, and a joturnalist. A violent wind drove the balloon ta5ly. At nine 'clock it was seen over the sea, near La Ciotat, going tolt~dt.e Since then nothing h~as been heard of it. SEVERE ...

... The next batch of Treasury bills, to be offered for tender on the 7th df is al unusually large one, amounting as it does to 2,000,000. loisn, the currency of the bills at four to five months, this is a rate of c ?? to 9 millions sterling, while the amount of Treasury Wttadling at the beginning of the year teas only -5,431,0D0. OJlurSe ive are not saying that the total quantity of bills in i ...