... tie was shot off for the Bronze Medal that falls to the victor in the .first stage of the Qneen's Prize, and Sergeant Munrray, 3d Aberdeen, wvas the winner. The second stage of the Queen's Prize vas concluded last evening, when the- Sil-er Medal was woI ...

... iovemeit. Ti s ?? E The first stage of the Queen's Prize was a P practically brought to a close at Bisley yester- ta dav, althoughl there are a number of ties to be s decded before the .300 entitled to take part in WI the second stage call he completely constituted ...

... wl-cn,i)ythe runls of the House the de- bate sti odadljourneil. Tle second reading of the 1v To on Councils (Scotland) Bill was moved by 'lr - shf~ru but M.Ir Galloway objecting, the second reading was put dolwn for to-day. In answcr to Sir Henry Fowler, ...

... their obligations. ti Colonel Lockwood seconded. After some ii further discussion, Mr Ritchie, on behalf of the b Government, opposed the measure, which was rejected by 172 votes against 143. Mr Bryce moved the second reading of his Access to f( Mountains ...

... programme of the Royal Clyde Club was carried I through. There were no entries for the -first race. The second race was won by Brynhild, Ehama being second. Tbe other winners were TPenitent, Snarley Yow, Ulva, Florence, Corona, and Tringa. In the sailing boat ...

... order for r the second reading of the Edinburgh District i Lurnacy Board Bill, 3Mr lire moved its rojection, I describing the bill as a most unprecedented t mensure. The motion wavs seconded by Mr J. Samuel. Sir L. Maciver supported the second a reading, nd ...

... yesterday, some discussion took place on the second reading ofI the Volunteers Bill, but ultimately Lord Lansiowne's motion to that effect was agreed . to without a division. Lord Strathdona after- 1 wards moved the second reading of the Colonial Marriages (Deceased ...

... as the most iniqui- C, tons since the Union, and insisted rupon a sli-i- s sion, whea the second remling was carried hy 1S2 votes against S0. The Committee stage was fixed for Thursday. In tie course ofa Sl discussion which followled on the report of SuppNly ...

... (Scotland) Bill was read a second time. Their Lordships rose at five o'clock.- IIn the House of Commons Aberdeen Police and Improvement Bill, Airdrie, Coatbridge, 'and District W~ater Trust Bill, and Hamnilton Burgh Bill wiere read a second time. Mr WVyadham, ...

... communities. at Now, as it is so difficult to imagine Mr y Kruger bating his terms, and as, even at the si present stage of the war, he shows no la disposition to do so, we fail to understand y' the latest attempt to define a Liberal A policy about the ...

... the Queen's were tlre same as in former years. The i'wo stages wt ee --First, seven shots each at. 200, 500, and C00 yards; second, ten shots at 800 yard s. Tihe. first prizeman in the first stage . was offered £15, and t1he prizes, as usual, 3tanged iromi ...

... eight o'clock 48 cars and motor cycles had arrived at the Drill Hall, where an exhibition will be held to-day, and the second stage of the journey will commence to- morrow, with a run via Cheltenham and Worces- ter to Birmingham. The weather was exceed- ...