... r Art Society, Leeds. —At YORK* Bifcitlee o! this society It waa resolved : . cego assistant secretary, .nd ►» ,Bg *^ wa« chosen to fill the office. . , Art Examinations— Mr Wm. i Wellington Piaca, New Wurtley, Leeds, has aiPoiLteaby the Department at Q mth Kensington, ** the nomination o! the representatives from ten ffD I j, , local secretary for superintending the ftr.ints f. r the ...

... the vigour of einteteicn. liluetrations of the la.ter character- Utic we v ill now plare before the reader Alter centionin. the names of believing men of science, tl Owen, Parker, Gladstone (not the Premier), Carpenter, and Nichoison, adds, rldck many cthar-, note of whom bealtstß . q the iit*mf of d, or are ashamed or fearful o» SO. icr* reputation for aoumeu should * U M. I* r»l' 'o * his u ...

... A eertoui fire occurred yesterday morning st Messrs Fesze & Co.’s ship chandlery stores, Oardlfi. Damage to the extent of £12,000 was done, but the loss la covered by Insurance. VORUGV. A Simla telegram states that up to the Inst, the garrison at Khelat-l-Qhllzat bad not been attacked. An Italian paper states that on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the battle of the Tcheraaya on the ...

... 5hales bp Auctffon Yorkshire Repository, Leeds. Messrs. IEPPER and SONS will Sell by Auction, on Tuesdaey next, nt twvelve o'clock TTORSES, for Harness, Saddle, and Dipught purposes; JJL Carriages and Hanmcsz. Entries for tirst edition of catalogue cdoes To-morrow moraing, at ten o'clocr. E17400 d Bolton Wood Quarries, Friziu-ball T7is Da; (Fridwv), at twelve, SALE of the WORKING QUARRY PLANT, ...

... ••• ' M 'J p erraby, a wealthy gentleman, who W staminar °? U1 °eby, Lincolnshire, and has ch 'itch on «; i Grand Hotel, Scarbro', was going to He kavee u Wgc y fa m '.'j rnivi S WQ en be dropped down dead. HfSrtof^ 1 . 1 , is auuou nced of Mr. J. Marshall, of ** ...

... Would n«»t the disestablishment and di ...

... At Tuam Quarter Sessions, yesterday, there were 3everai o^sts .1 excitement. Mrs. B dkin, of Ballymoe, | plaiutift in c_e case, was unable to appear as she had been Boyco.ted, nnd was unable to get her horses shod. I;: another case a car owner, who had let his c : s to the p.iice for the conveyance of prisoners, , was repo. te ii by tho Head-.onstab!e to be afraid to yen- > ture on ■ while the ...

... Saturday, Mabch 12th, 1881 r> Firfch mT '. *01 the -r J un ' or member for Chelssa (aon-in* fceforV of '■)• hiva been elected a member of }' oonsi.L k, ' hut nt says the Morning Post, with- opposition from interests eastward of 1 * n CO °D-ection vritb. Wilson-street l* l *- J\v aiHth odist FreeiChurch, opened list week 6 debt p « e . r ' J,P, » has enabled the trustees to pay off 8 0u>i nSi ...

... INSPECTION of the second west T»TT'»TVn T7«XT/-tTXTi^r.r> ...

... Grant Duff will entertained at dinner at the and Garter, at Richmond, on August 3, previous lis departure to India. The dinner will have no political >nificanoe, and both Conservatives and Liberals will represented on tho occasion.—Stand iri. THE BEACONSFIELD MEMORIAL. understand that the Executive Committee of the Memorial to the late Earl of lloaconsfield have decided entrust the execution ...

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... THE FIRST ENGAGEMENT. A WATER FAMINE THREATENED AT ALEXANDRIA. TERRIBLE ATROCITIES Iff the INTERIOR. ARABI PROCLAIMED A REBEL. REINFORCEMENTS ARRIVING at the FRONT. The Egyptian news up to the moment of writing is of war preparations, of horrible massacres, and of increasing army of rebels. Our reinforcements are owly arriving at Alexandria (the entire force under Sir arri n not > et ftumberin ...