... Lady A Court, General and Mrs Fisroryl Str G. and Lady C Berkeley Lieut.-General Sir J. and Lady Hamilton, Lord Douglas, &r. al attr na g The rust gratifying answverscto aU inquiries, at the Pa C d lace to.day, respecting the King, has been poeciaely the ...

... AlfMrsmall. M.P., by Lord Althorp. Mr Milnes Gaskokll, by Mr Wilfiams Wynn. Alr J. Emerson Tennant, M. P., by the Marquis of Lansdownl. Mr Walbanke Childers, by Rail Grey. Air Puilter, M. P., by Sir John Osborn. Mr Crawley, M.P. Mir Edivard Duke Moore ...

... tacetntof th 'clok ?? ta e Cmo incluin Lotd 8iseaddres; ?? agorpeti and Mr Boanner in, tss , adverand seconder of the amendmentn the Attorney- Geseral, Sir John WrOttesleY, Sir George Cleric, Dr orIng Meayssr Hu me, Srheil, Morgan O'Connell, I yte I Buer, Warburtoni ...

... adherence to Mr Fraser's protest was given in by Rev. ie Messrs Watt, Fairweather, Mitchell, St Fergus ; Dr M'Tag- e, gart; Mr Adamn, advocate; Mr Cooper, do.; Dr Gordon; id Mr Benjamin Reid; ...

... KING-EDNVATD. The School Board Case.-We understand (bit the action by Dr ailne, schoolmaster, 59a1iS King Edward School Board to have fiXed hbe amount of compensation due to him in lieu of tees, which were abolished by the Act of 1889, has bees settled ...

... the Bishop of Llandaff, Archdeaccn Potts, Dr Goodenough, the Rev. Dr D'Oyley. 1 After his Majesty had returned the answer, he retired to his closet, and gave private audiences to Mr Secretary Canning and Mr Secretary Peel, received presentations of c ...

... was furnished by the Sultan; with au- tograph letters for the Kings of Persia, Bokhara, &co. Ar- riving at Teheran, he was introduced to the King, and received from him letters for the King of Bokhara and other potentates. As he drew near Bokhara, he learned ...

... Scots, com- aanding the troops in Benin City; Lieutenant Gabbett, snd Dr Howe received the King's obeisance in front of the Palaver House. which stands in the public ground. The King, who was surrounded by his chiefs and 400 naked natives, was covered ...

... Majesty's right arm while the King holds his sceptre. - The Duke of Montrose, as Master of the Horse, to act ke as Serjeant of the Silver Scullery. ct Mr Campbell, as Lord of the Manor of Lyston, in Es- e sex, to make Wafers for the King. ,e The Bishop of London ...

... found that Dr Michie had not arrived and he rode into Aberdeen for medical assistance. With Dr Maitland Mph he again set out to Bourtiebush and on reaching the cottage found Dr Mchie in attendance. On examination it was ascertained that Dr ...

... accimulated fYuid. At present the King's diet is strictly that of an is- ?? ; figo and froit are the cbisf articles now used. Soine indelicate allusions hare been made in a daly paper to a visit at the Castle by the King's upholsterers, a6 if pro- paratidonr ...

... lstimo, Mrs MARIGARET GRasusa, wire of Mr David Scott, and daughter of the- late Rev. John oog g Graham, IKilOytt - uqr of Atart -cheAter, on Ihie 26tt ultimo, ELIZA, only child of A the Roait. sBARsuR, Esq. ?? to AtDedee4 on the 265th ultimo, Dr J7aun ...