The Sun.
London, England, 1870-06-09 00:00:00

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BALMORAL CASTLE, June ,
The Queen, with Princess Beatrice, drove to Loch C°
later yesterday, attended by the Duchess Dowager of Athol°
and the Hon. Eva Macdonald.
Princess Louise drove out, attended by Miss Macgregor'

The Princess of Wales drove out yesterday moraine
attended by the Hon. Mrs. Coke.
In the evening the Prince and Princess of Wales WeAre
present at a dinner and ball given by Sir Anthony'ue
Rothschild, at his residence in Grosvenor-place.

FASHIONABLE ARRANGEMENTS TO-PA he
The Countess of Radnor's ball (instead of 00 t

2nd), at 52, Grosvenor-street, Grosvenor-square. ,De
The Grand Cricket Match on Lord's Ground betweell4e
Household Brigade and the Royal Artillery.

bands will be in attendance.

SCIENTIFIC NI EETINGS—TO-DAY• 0
The Mathematical Society at 8, when Mr. T. Cottereo
will lecture on the " Intersection of Curves, and
Collinear Correspondence in certain R4seaus."
Snare
The Zoological Society at 8.30, p.m., Mr. B. B. ft
will leeture on "New Birds from Madagascar," and roe.
R. Swinhoe, on "Zoological notes of a journey o',
Canton to Pekin and Kalgan," and Dr. J. MUrie' °
the " Saiga Antelope (Saiga Tartaricus.)

THE GRAND IN FERNATIONAL P1(11:'°
MATCH LS IN FRANCE.
PARIS, June s•
PRIX DE BOULOGNE.
This, the second of the international matches, we sfihros:
for this afternoon in the Bois de Boulogne, when tL:otitin
prize was won by M. Hottinguer, the second by Cap
Anderson, and the third by Captain F. Gist.
There were 57 competitors.

ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SoCIETY..
At the great show of the Royal Horticultural Soeleoch
held yesterday, the show of Orchids was peculiarly V.Oll
several species appearing under a degree of perfet:et
which has scarcely been previously realised. The grt7or.
novelty was a singular species of Gonzora from Nl'',
°
Wilson Saunders, which has been named C4.01'-
hostentora. We cannot speak too highly of thelsholv

a whole, the foliage plants being extremely striking. 0.0
In the afternoon a general meeting of the Felloo
held in the Council-room , presided over by Sigisln ere
Rucker, Esq., F.S.S., and the following candidates sv,rl
elected Fellows, viz. :—F. Atkinson Argles, the ,rt
of Ashburnham, the , Hon. R. Baillie-Han:;:er,
Edward James Boldero, the Marquis of -01.40.
Mrs: Fryer, Theodore H. Galton, Thomas nankin', ad,
John Jones, Charles Kekule, Frederic T. D. Le"Y:t is
Godfrey J. M. Meynell, Mrs. Miller, George Augjo
Moore, Thomas Pain, E. S. Bouverie PuseY,
Rougier, Mrs. A. M. Speer, Mrs. Squires, Edutul„ae
tersall, Mrs. Tattersall, Miss Amy Taylor, John

&c., &c.

ag;
The Great Eastern arrived at Sheerness Yes', of
A man named Agley flung himself on the jinesco
er
the South-Eastern Railway, near Stoat's Nest, yest
and was killed.
There having been a slight disturbance on Tuesclllsl6'
front of the theatre at Ryde, in connection with t,hpea
to
of Wight election, the magistrates have deternlo-
- a posse of special constables. 011
te, •
At the inquest held yesterday at Ramsg3 face.
t- f tb' qof the 13( -^ident, verdict
reget

wo of the victims of the boat accident a
dental death was returned, and an expression o'4 to the
was recorded that more care was not taken s'
qualification of the boatmen.
The marriage of Lady Alexina Duff, drug
and
the Earl of Fife, with Mr. Aubrey CoventrY, secl `ail
of the Hon. Henry Coventry, will be celebrated 3_ PO
House, Banffshire, on the 6th of July, which is the
of Fife's birthday.
w a 101,
A NOBLE GIFT.—The stun of £l,OOO ..„,sasfive.e;
days since left at the bank of Messrs. Ransom, P",-f th
and Co., "for the British Hospital for Diseases of
Skin, 56, Great Marlborough-street, W., and A'
bury-square, E.C., from V. S. T." 1, rider
Lord Falmouth has presented T. French, t-„e ffll,l
I'l'
of Kingcraft, with the handsome douceur ofds'
gift is all the more liberal, seeing that his lor,,it,e6V
not back the horse for a shilling, and consequently
nothing beyond the value of the stakes.—Sportozafi• the
An old pensioner has died at Greenwich froffi,o,
effects of injuries he received from garotters, when alit,
ing London the other day. A Coroner's Jury, les",,, per
returned a verdict of " Wilful murder against gall-
oons unknown." the
The Jockey Club Committee now consideriq gr;
abuses of the Turf seem determined to forestnoeo
Thomas Hughes with his Horse Racing Bill, as it ,ssip°
they will probably come to a decision by next .rri, tti
Sit Joseph Hawley, it is stated, at the meeting °re
.Saturday before the Derby, brought forward his P 1,01
sition to restrict two years running until July AP',
by a majority of seven to two, it was negative. el'
the committee will not propose any alteration ill
present law.