... ,rbe court Balmoral Castle, 6th June. The Queen went out yesterday morning, accompanied by the Grand Duchess of Hesse. In the afternoon Her Majesty drove to 'Mar Lodge, accompanied by the Grand Duchess of Hesse, and attended by the Hon. Mrs Mallet and the Hon. Alaie Mlajeladie, with 'Miss Liddell. Sir A.. Condie Stephen, K.CM.G., C.B., arrived at the C'astle, and with Viscount Cross had the ...

... -t? J? I ON DON LETVEM. C) ? -4 . . I ay JOURNAL SPECIAL WIRE. (FROMI OUTR OWN~ CORRESPONDENT.) 5 Nntw Smx~8T'RFVTt, The Honl `i Of Co11tit1on' IVIII mloro hioldax'- like eia v!r to-dav. thut tlheto Niu.x pxood 111d iuentber, werooeliitl cl x*rthd axit-jmrilty to leave th lix H iI-.0 Citid loll xtPoll ..''t,t onl t ix' tt't.t, tind t ii] OV itvxtool lo e, x fromt the vIv''i' 'l'nrtIa''. ...

... DUKIEDOM OF SAXE-COBURG.1 GOTHA. | TFlE SUCCESSION OF PRINIE AR1M U OF CONTINAUGHT. RaEUTRR' s TEEuGRAIL) Gotha, Wednesday. The Diet has decided to call upon the Government of Saxe-Coburg Gotha to make representations in the highest quarters that Prince Arthur of Connaught, heir presump- tive, may, as soon as possible take up his principal residence in the D)uchy, receive a (German education, ...

... I RIOTERS ARRESTED--AN OFFICER iNJURED. Belfast, Monday., The Nationalist procession which proceeded through the streets of Belfast this forenoon to Hanwahstown., where a meeting was held, caused very little disturbance in the forenoon, but at night the city in ginso of the party districts was in a very ?? cross thestreets at. anl the more dangerous points. Awaiting the portion of the ...

... CANADIAN AFFAIRS (mom OUR oWN co maso r.la - Halifax, N.S., May 15, 1899. The-miners in the Yukon rerbeginzing to talk about the wash-up lnd to estimate in advance the value of their dumps. The promise is regarded as exceedingly good. The following estimate of the output of the creeks n Iear Dawson was recently furnished by a Dawson citizen to a West- era paper :-Eldorado, $2,50,000; Bonanza, ...

... IMAJOR MARCHIAND IN PARIS.I EXTRAORDINA RY ]VNTHV'SIAS3 . THE OFFICIAL RECEIPTION. (RnUTPR~'S T'LEGRAM.) Plric, Thurrsday. Maijor Marclaend arived here a few I minutes after nine this morning, and mret with a reception the enthusiasm of which reached anl extraordinary pitch. The streets near the Gare de Lyon were literally packed with people, wagonettes festooneed with flowers and flags having ...

... THE WE, ATHjEl LI Thermometer saud Barometer. READINGS AT 2 A.M. TO-DAY. fHEaM(o. 3AR0O = .\\ _ -. 70 ~ ~ Q -4 V SUN - M Rise3a.. 323 L__ O 5 P.M. 29 _ Sets.. 352 ?.M.. 328 &.M. - a _ v aater at Aber- 94 -e3. -i . dleeu.. . 8934 1Ml. -o The baromneter has riseni - XiO slightly, and the weater is - et. _ angvu more settleL PS TOtAAY. (June 3, 1889.) TO-LVA Y. FORECASTS FOR TO.DAY. The ...

... QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY 1HONOUI{S. A SMALL LIST. NO P&EMRS CONFURRM. REWARDS FOR IMPERIAL SERVIOE. On the occasion of the Queen's birthday, the following honours have been bestowed: - BRISTOL TO HAVE A LORD MAYOR. The Queen has been pleased to confer the style and title of Lord Mayor upon the Mayor of the city of Bristol. BARiONUTCIRS. Her Majesty has also been pleased to con- fer t'he dignity of a ...

... I JLABOUTh AFFAIRS. j SCOTTISH PMINES' EIGHTI HOURS DEMOITRATtON. A miners' demonstration warstedd in Edihit'gh yesterday in celebration of tthestwenty-Din.1 h an- niversary of the introductioa of the eight-hours system of working at the collieries of Fife-and Clackmannazn, The demonstration culminafed in a mass meeting, which tookplace in the Wrnerley Market, and which included a considerabhL ...

... T E PEACE CONGRESS. I tXT OF BRITIH PROPOSAL. The Permanent Tribunal of Arbitration. WORK OF THE ARMAMENTS COMMISSION. The Hague, June 1. ReSOlutiows prohibiting the use of dum-dttmr llets were 0doptsd at the sitting of the first fh rentission of the Peace Conference yesterday, in spite of the opposition of the British delegates, votes io ~. Italy and Austria voted with It s also r solved to ...

... VISIT OF THE QUaMN TO ]3RAEMR AND MAR LOPDOE. I Is. PLEASANT DRIVE-OROWDS OF ei SPECTATORS. ti G TIer Majesty the Queen, accompanied by tho' t( Girand Duchess of Hesse, drove from Bab-moral p to Braemar yesterday afternoon. The Royal i2 carringe, which was open, was driven four-in- a hand. and, was preceded by outriders. Following ti Her 'Majesty's carriasge was one containing Lady A Churchill ...

... SECOND EDITIONJ 5 Nxw BnRDIE STREET, LON'DO, I ABERDEEN JOURNAL Orsom, TimnSDAY MORNIN2G, 5.30. (BY SPECIAL We) MORE TRAWLERS SEIZED (DAmY MAIL TELEGRAI.) Copenbhagen, Wednesday. A telegram received here to-day from Seydisfjord,, Iceland, states that three English I steam trawlers-t'he Sihon. GY 531, the Sir- dar- H 30, and the Thomson H 395-have been seised, by tihe Danish stationship Heim- ...