... THE P :i AS Ti ,UEEM AT SW;MSS H G , C. (sbuoz rl ao ~n: cZIWVsL.1A4.) Windsor C' Ic. Friday. The Queen drove oui yesterday aftero.-n attendod by tho Dowvagcr Lady Amptbhill ard the Por. E-ora',a Stcpiord. The Earl and Countcss of lloparen, &ii,'- Marshal the Thigira Ec. Yi e-aunt Welscel. I Conarsander-in-Ch>icf; end Captain k` P1! Fawkes, Private Secreta.ry to fil' Firrt to 4 *7 the Adr ...

... ELECTION l N EWTS. RESUJLT cF ROTHE2UP!A ELECTlIN. The result of the Rotherham election was de dlared yesterday as followsa:- MIr IV. H. Holland (L. . 467I Mr V ernon Wragge (U) . -1 714 ;rajority ?? . 1457 Previous elections bave resulted as follows:- I1S3. f 2522. ,. D. Dt. Aelae ?? i'-L .A, A.. Df Ann V.4 .. M1ajor lioole (Cj ?? 2057 J . S. Fotarireae (Li, ?? ?? ES ' Mar~jorilty ?? 4044 M ...

... H _ _ _ THURSDAY, FEBRVARY 2. A large meeting, composed mainly of Rom-an Catholic bisLops, clergy, and laity, and mem- i bers of Parliametnt, inclitling Messrs Jobn j 1 Dillon, John Redmond, and Timothy Hea]v, v was held yesterday afternoon in the M1ansion, House, Dublin, under the presidency of the,( Lord 'Mayor, in support of the movement in,| favour of the establishm ent of a Roman ...

... EXTRAORDINA RY STORY OFi ABDUC TfTON. L.Sh' flETWED L, iA LOFT FCB DAYS WITIraUT FOOD. S'iss -Rosa Day, who disappeared from her horne rt l en, nerar Chetecr, on Sunday mnornling, and who has been anxiously searched for since, gound lying unconsciois outside her home late ou Thur-sday night. She had a tremendous wound across her forehead, caused eitner by a kick or blow. and wvas bruised3 a ...

... *. S c-- AGRILTUR ;- ?? . . : , -, I7_ . tal.'1'l . 7, iGLASCOW !AG;RiCULTRAL S~GS!TY.'- 1, I - SCOTTISH STALLION SHOW. The Glasgow Agxicultural Socisty hold their thirty-ninth annual show of horses yesterday in! I the Cattle Market. It was an ideal day, con- sidering the early period of the season, for such an exhihition, and the attendance of agricidturists I and other visitors was very ...

... THE QUEEN IN THE ISLE OF WIHT. - (FvOc TZH COURT CIRCUL.) Osbon2e, Wednesday. The Queen drove out yesterday afternoon, accompanied by Her Grand Duchal Highness Princess Louis of Battenberg. with Princess Alie Her Roal HEgnss Princess Henry of Batten- .berg, with Prince Leopold, attended by Miss Minnie Cochrane and Mr Theobald (tutor to the young Princes of Battenberg), returned to Os- I borne ...

... Mes-es Turnsll, Parole. & AdrnP,m i ?? sol alon! and factors, 27 ?? Street. te'raow, ?? sales of hliritcale property in the FacUly 'taILt cteItdiY. Tsliorusa-4da~indc-A Cott-ae cr51r acdre reu'X feta-tlty. £4 Ss Id: unset priw, BAiJ: 6 1t £t*. DTtbbse's Lsar,-Prprsptr Nes. Noa 61: graittidt.aserta.¶ yavrS: rental, £1N; te-duty, £2Ssal; spetpreice, sotl at £10:.. East Crawford Strert-Proper7y ...

... LETTERS TO TIE EDITOR. I i ?? ! j J. & P. COATS (LIMITED). Glasgow, February 13, 199. Sir,-Your issue of Saturday contained the letter of a Greenock correspondent, who says he; i is an Original Shareholder in the above com-t pany. I am another, and am beginning to get terribly anxious. Thae Greenoek Oriinal Share-; ; holder tells us that. to his re-t, he oannot ap- urov- of the ...

... 9 *fessrs Toralnboll, Parmie & Adamn property vabltort anDrtactics, 27 Iuieon Strent, Glastgor, report -the followini sals of terit:ible prolicety in the l£,..lu t`31W ycsterday:- Camhirsaog - Propery siteateri at Westliurn View. Ren tabl. LIo. Fss-duty, £19 os. Ltpeet price, £4.^00. Feon-ditics-FeO-~l otes armo:nti g to £562 12s. pryable fromnsl = intts inl 'l lolnlisaws Rwa l, ,tc. Itecltal ...

... UMNVERSIT L IECTURES. 2RsomoR GLW STAUt ON MICEOBEt. | Tho Uoniveersity leeture was delivered yestrrday afternoon by Professor Glaiste2 in the anqu; t Aledicine Class-Roorn. Profecsor Glaiscr said ! that one of the most satibseetory features in the c present-day pursuit of knowledge is the main- festation .,f a desire on the part of the intelii- 1 gent public to become acquainted with cte prti ...

... *TrH DINMIR-SPEELH BY ESI 1- DENT OF BOARD OF TRADE.'' I At the dinner in the evening at the Hotel Metropole the Hon. J. 0. Burns (president of the Chamber) occupied the chair, and the large company included MIr Ritchie, M.P. (President of the Board of Trade); Sir Ccurtency Boyle, Sir W. White (Chief Constructor of the Navy), Sir J. Kenonaay, M.P.; Sir Thcmnas Suther- land, M. P.; Sir E. Bill, ...

... = = - - 1 'L'kXTCE : . _ _I -TE AYL E CJ'D MjE17 Pui S EI2EA h ri. m;I £FC`2 COF PATi iTS- (rTrELn!AM ITmen OUfl- OwXOO- rnflrmtN?;) A grsut '-chrre of papers has ean madeat the: 'fices of theagno of ratriots, and more sen- entrees are expected. The first imnpression pro- duiced heret by the unexpected ce'apadle of whiche MW. TDero-uledoe is she hero was sheer stupefaction. SomeM thought he ...