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... THE QUEEN IN THE ME OF WIGHT. I -rnoll THE COVRT aru u.a| Oshorne, Tuesday. | The Queen ?? Royal Highness Princess Henry of Battenberg drove out yesterday alter- noon. attended by the Duchess of Roxburghe. The Earl of Hopetoun (Lord Chamberlain) had the honour of dining with Her Majesty and the Royal Family last evening. The Queen went out this morning, accompanied by Her Royal Highness ...
... |LORD CURZON ON BflITISH| I CAPITAL IN INDI. ay a, ItarTxa S'atrx2oteait.3 .. Calcutta. January 31. b In theo course of his reply to th e address pre- sented bv the Calcutta Trades' Association, Lord I Curzon said:- t | ;I am^ certainly of opinion that Enclish ?? aholld be attraeted to India. The Government I should do what lies in its power to encourage I such a movement. The opposits theory ...
... THE NEW TURKISH DIIFFICULTIES. TROUBLES WITH ALBANIA-S AND MACEDONIANS. THE ATTITUDE OF RUSSIA, I C, S p1 C~ Reuter's Constantinople correspondent, writing under the date of the 27th imst., 6ays:-Althougls no immediate trouble in M-acedonia is aiticilitt-d owing to -the severe winter prevailing, spe-n1ia- tion is rife as to the developments the sprinig will bring in its train. Tlhe question is ...
... IMPERIRAL PARLILAMENT -I HOU-SE OF LORD S TH31URSDAY, February 23. The Lord-hancaellor took his seat on the a O W7 oolees at a quarter-past four o'clock. a ,SSAC-E FROMj 'flE Q7EEN. j Thb Earl of Roperoun (the Lord-Chamberlain), j wearing the Windscr uniform, and carrying the I! white wand of his office, read the following! nrncasage 'rom the Queen: - It is -with the greatest satisfaction I ...
... SCOTTISH MINERS' WAGES AGITATION. CONFERENCE TO BE HELD TO-DAY. -Mr Robert Brown. the ScotLish 'MNiners' secre- tarv. has received a letter from the Mifid and East lothian Associated Coalo-wners in an swer to tile demand made in the Lothians as elsewhere lately. The letter declines the advance. Mr Brown has issued notices for a conference of the Scottish Mliners' Federation to take place in ...
... WINTrChu TP1LIDAY AT BE'- NEVIS OBSERVATORY. .First thoughts would doubtless lead mnost people to consider no place more silgularly urinvit:g 3'for a holiday at this season of the year than the I gale-swept, snow-packed summit of Ben Nenis. But, then, most people do not know he v k-irdulv how merry, how unrestrainedly unconventional and natural is the astmosphere one breathes the moment he ...
... CJ'OTTI$ΒΆ LLBEAL J'.SOCTT TIh I The annual meeting of the Generzl Council e' of the Scottish liberal As oriltion was helid in the Royal Hotel, Princes Strcet, Edin- tt burgh, ?? Thos. Glen Coats, Part., r' in the chair. There was a large attendance. 1 Among others oresent ?? Rt. Mstinon Fer- tl guson, 3r.P; Mr C. MI. Douiglas. M.P. Set t Robert Pullar, and 'Mr A. D. Wood (secretar. ' The ...
... aHIRD EDITION. i * i 9 *3~IxrAL.OtflO, 5.15 A.M. , D I-S IN THE I Li h KCCH hRC .t i The;Times,;omwentia- on the disclssion in l Parliamerct- on the Ititual question, says it is , Encoutestrile that. ir Smith and others were 'Ia I'e to sh owr that in theological colleges3 mand-c1sa-wthere unndr tr e autborityi-and control .,of ?? praitices are carried'on and doc- itrines arerpropgatedkinthe ...
... An important conference took place in the t offices of the Navy League, under the presidency I of th3e Ion. T. A. Brassey, - consider a, scheme f-cr training British recruits for the mercantile rearine ar.d the Royal Naval Reserve. The various spealers laid stress upon the difficulty of get-ing bogs into the merchant service, and to theh fact that 40 per cent. of our seamen were foreigners, ...
... AGRICULTWIU 1 1' The Agrricultural Researc' dl continued progress in Ii report that the experirneln have been carried out wvith t. success They dr-aw atte-a-io the reliable irforr.tion tlcat I of the characters. and reolt I5 duce, of the numerous varictie ' use. Remarkable variatlon' '1 The chief worlk of thc ass-. o the natural (or self) crcss-fert; o tise information as to the o var-eties ...
... . ?? - . ?? __ __ __ __ ?? __ __ __ __ ?? __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ _ S ATURDAY, FEBRUAr.Y 1. The House of Lords sat for only a few nlinutes yesterday. ?? Earl of Dudley moved the second reading of the Companies Bill, and this was agreed to, the measure being sent to a Select Committce. After a brief personal cxplanation by the Bishop of Ely with refer- once to a speech on Ritualism made in ...
... i ,- AGRICULTURZ , i~ ~ ?? i!. . Under the auspices of the Technical FEluestioti Com-mitte-e Of the County Council Or V.,igtown_. FAIRS ANYD STOCK SALES. 1OAP.>11Lr3E.J5'1Vo- vfoos',-es pectorday Lled ?? 3:icrj -jsro how en sa2 le of rhorshote and Gall'oway tos~s. Cj whsrh theost SO! were catlosagri. There P50s a J!gs stirs s~ Caows;s. wich astshiehs- rinscswtse oes;. r55 ?? were gurthe osod ...