... Tans COURT. ?? Osborne, Thursday. ( The f IT rov out yesterday aftenoon, accomparied by R.R.H. Prihem Beatrie and t Hsr Grand Ducal Highness Princess Alice of r Vksse. t Geeeral the Right Hoe. Sir Renry and the Hon. a Lady Ponsoeby and Lieut.-General and Mrs 3 ; ri,~g h~d tle ?? of dinisgwith E[er Mijely t and tha .Royal Family. Sigaor Toeti bad. the henue rof singing before f tbe Quesan and ...

... Tad VOLUNTBER& 0 Dzmcw CosspAsoy.-Tbe honorary Members of tbts com- 0 puny held their annual competition for pries on the Wood. I I sett Razge yesterday. Lieutenant Luke was in command. Distameeea-200and 500yards.A.P Caousad, ; William a Bulioch, 43: WVifllam Bryson,. 39. a C Conrpxsey(DvSxLAwE).-The eighth moethlycompetition D iaz took pilace &t AiuchorecrOSa Itase. PietenCee0 tOGi, and r~ o- ...

... ma Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of Fife in reached the family mansion of Mar Lodge, hav- ing journeyed from Perth by Blairgowrie znd thn the Spital of Glenshee. A great ovation was in preparation in the village for the reception of in the lately wedded pair, but this found all over- tio flowing oatlet when it was officially intimated ha! that hias Grace and the Dachess would be pleased btat ...

... SjECOND ErDITION.~ S o DStL PAPX TrrdOr 3 SElRE XVXLT ...

... TURKEY AND CREECE-TEU OF THE V TURKISH CIRCUAR NOTE. (BMRS 7MXGAMS.) Athens, August 19. A positive denial ingiven to-daytothe statemnent ithat M. Dragomnis, Greek Minister of Foreign .Affairs, had declared to the British Minister here that the Greek Government intended to recall their Charge ?? at Constantinople until a settle. .ment of the Cretan difficulty had been arrived at. M In ...

... - SRIOUS RAILWAY ACCIDENT. A telegram from Sunderland last evening * stated that a ?? railway aecident had: I taken place, whereby several persons had been hilled, ?? having run off the line at the 1tbottom of a steep incline known as Seaton' ,Bank, betmeen Seahatm andSunderland. r A later telegram from Sunderland states, however, that there does not qppear to have t I been-any person killed ...

... AGBICULTUBR aSrRATREAlL CLENTRA.L AGRIOUL1MRA.L SOCIETY. Yestereiay the annual show Of thils the mocat imfpocran a 1aiccsliurs society in Perthsehire weas held at FortesioS nea aFerSh. Hes.Ty showers of rain fell during the day. baot, rot- ttn s jl tere vasa a larige atteadauccoof vissitorns iros Perth and the district. The eztris ashowed a c55tsid'0aiU increase oil those of last year, sod all ...

... ;SECONDEDITION. ?? or C, rlaserock; Sportiag Life-The Crerlaver ck or Queeleor{°2thXDDl^ily TilegralCh- 2sr SELrT,;G t . ,pcljrtDana-BIiat 'lelegr(aSuht-bCul, Da31y FDorting Life - ?? Orco; Sportia - Lita-Querr.s ...

... 'TRIAL OF MR WM. O'BRIEN, M.P., AND: MIR GILHOOLY, 3.oP. Yesterday at Cloankilty-before Messrs Irwin and Caddel1, R.i.'s--Mr NV. O'Brien and Mr J. Gilhooly, members of Parliament, were charged iuder the Crimes Act with having entered into a conspiracy and held a meetingaon 30tS June at Clonakiltv, at which they made speeches with the object of inducing the tesauts on the property of Mr t Smith ...

... DISTRESSING ACCIDENT AT KIItKCALDY. TWt LIVES LOST. Yesterday about mid-day a mnost distressing accident occurred at the Denburn Mlaltivgs, Kirk- caidy (Messrs Robert Hutchison & ?? whereby twv workmen lost their lives. It 3ppears that three men, ?? with Mr Vebster, their foreman, went to one of the malting stores to trim down. a large bing of malt containing about 14.000qr.. and some 14 or 15 ...

... THREE YOUNG MEN DROWNSS. A telegram was received at Charlestown, eear St Anstell, Cornwall, yesterday evening, statin' that a small sailing bonat, bearing the name oI C. Wighton, was picked up bottom upwards ed Grippen Head. Tihis proved to be sad news for the friends of three young ?? Pappin, Robert Harvey, and John Villiams-who bed left Chariestown the previous evening for a crnise in a boat ...

... WEATHER REPORT ANT FORECASTS I ~ ~~ -- ! M9ITOEOL0g0I1 OMOZ, I4 , 1ight Suearg Angunt 11. Man Ties aor earlerl~e wind seerci likely t bi ii . - A geieral, and it ietme probabie that Same im6eV6 B.1SlES mnast in the 'weatibr wilt take plice rbioitly. j( T WEATHER XOIED ASTS FOR MORDA9. AU00. H. ISeUNb AT 9.30 P.m O0N Prmvio7005 DAT; ?? . w. { Northerly or nortb-cster9ly bre5 1 , Ai mooderate; ...