... DECISION OF THE GOVENIMENT. EtU li ~ ?? _ at The followie: letter has been received by Sir pIG James King, Lord Provost of Glastew:- for . My.I~ed Foreign Office, 2d May, 1889. Sal c 1 My.Y Td Provosti,- ,teMruso I am directed by the Marquis of Salisbury to inform you that Her Majesty's Government have given careful consideration Vf I to the proposal which was submitted to them Bn ,by ...

... TESDAY MAY 28, 1889 -na ?? of Lords yesterday Lord Salis- |I bury moved the second reading of the Naval | Defence Bill, the mature of the provisions of wbich he briefly described, and spent a consider. able time in, justifying the course adopted by tlo Government. His beet answer, he s!id, to these who cilled the Government alarmists was the action of4other Powers in. accumulating means of ...

... THE BOULANGIST PROSECU- TION. DEBATE AND SCENES IN THE FRENCH CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES. (tE;UTElR'S TBLEGRA.L) I Paris, May 28. At the opening of to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies the President announced that ib he ad received froza M. Laguerre a request for ! leave to move an interpellation to the Minister of Juetice regarding the delay of the High Court of Justice in submitting its ...

... , TEE CROFTERS COMMISSION I II IN SKYE. I THE GLENDALE DECISIONS. (fronOU orM FCAL conRRRSOKDENT.) Broadford, Wednesday Night. x The CommissiOners hays now completed and 3 forwarded to the SheriffClerk at Portree theirwi finl odes fxio, ai retsand disposing ?? arrarsin he pplhcatioiis from Glendale, in , the west of Skye, the ditstrict where the crofter., agitation mnay be Said to have had its ...

... - OF i3ISE~~A-E MEAT 1) ?? i~SjtEYTHE, CASE FOR T'.hee. ~yE T1HE BUJTCHEI- ~ s said eitouih to show that meat i'n- ar ?? tr a een Placed upon a Itn jb Pa5 isle~y be b Boar p &~ report ?? ae Llit tn C unsetk Dr Mrh f laot year, paid aare v qlper~ , te ton inthismatter. oe cent he ?? ,,~acg W5 sctland 50peCr to be mn ore. in tu;e b Tho S tC 3 n tie West, Plaisley Iof tie ~~ ~gtatt~the ...

... THE COUR~T. NVindsor Castle, Friday. The Queen drove ont yesterday afternoon, at- tendd by Lady Soathantpto and the Hon. Mrs C 1AV, ?? ?? Duchess of Bucoleuch, Mistress of the I Rokbes ; the AustriaL AmbasSadOr, and Countess 1 * Derym; the Turkish Ambassador, and the Barl of Latbom, Lord Chamberlain, arrived at the Castie. Her Majesty's dinaer party in the evening in- e eluded their Royal ...

... DIR CHAMIBELAIN ON HOMEs RULE. A-r Chamberlain left Rossendale for London at roon yesterday, having been the guest of Mr Thomas Brooks at Crawshav Hall. During his stay in Lawtenstall, Mr Chamberlain was pre- sested with an address at the Liberal Unionist Club. Mr C'RsAMEa.LLIV, in reply, Eaid-Ther. is nothing democratic in the scheme for Houle !onle submitted by our oppoients. They tell you ...

... (I S )EL.VISIT TO {MNrx32 T EL50.y -. d (sf~~tiP~~nn Berlin, May Vq di p Wriog hit D in this capital the Kiag of his g will 5 ?? apartn5ta in th , P ;i a5 .I f old palace ;Varlooling the ;-.s 6 Thee rT o ,s hrbich are Pener Ely ?? tell. - are fugaished a is Louis tO ,i., '5tot ?? Will nset be tin'efist ?O ,oe sppreachp a to t rteirs s cpial ci ., g . 1867 ad agais in 1872 at tle O 5e %J ote ...

... . K SPERCH BY SIR WILLIAM HARCOUWIa A crowdeed meetin wars hold in St James's Hall j il London, lest night, in cannectiou with the Loondonn Liberal and Radical Union, for the purpose of protesting against the Sugar Beunties Conlvelntion Bill. The chair was taken by Sir William lr 3arcourt, Who Was Supported by Mr H. H. Fowler, M.P. ; Sir Wilfrid Lawson, ?? Sir Thomas Farrer, Sir WV. C. ...

... THE LORD HIGH COMMISSION= Last night the Lord Provost and Magistrates Of Edinburgh attended at Holyrood for the usual ceremeny of presenting the keys of the city to the Lord High Commissioner. There were present Lord Provost Boyd, Bailies Roberts, Walcot, E Turabull, and M'Douald; Treasurer Clappsrton. W Mr Adame, city chamberlain; and Mr Skinner, au town-clerk. They were received in the ...

... 3 THE C1ROFTERS COMMISBION i , 1 IN SKYE. ,1 - FFURTHR DECISIONS ON THE MAGONNALD I i I ESTATE. . 0flO1ALCORR~flflmIT.) 19.9a)' :MNM SP=.&L CGax SYKES JoR oNDs) j Broadford, Tuesday Night. Another batch of final orders of the Cotmmis- signers fixing fair rent and disposing of arrears in applications from 1the Macdonald estates were forwarded to the Sheriff-C-ork at Portree teuight. Lord ...

... |BROXBURN OIL COMPANY (L{I1ITED). I . I ANNUAL MEETG - . The twelfth mutual general meeting of the Brex- burn Oil Oomiany (Limited) was held yesterday afternoo in the office of the company, 28 Royal Exchange Square, Glasgow-Mr Robert Bell, chairman. presiding. Th. report, whi has already been published, was held as read. . Ur XwNzsDy, simanang director, submicted the profit and lees statement ...