... t>ME E i! GLA ~ ND AND WALES. fe^.doei^ 1 ? THE IsLE OF Man, it may dlBBoly e the union with this country, ft 7 e UjrisLf rt%for the promulgation of laws passed Ll J °uh « Tk ° f the island « was held on Monday at tt?! gathering f eatl . ler was favourable. There vvas a a 'be «> °» visitors and residents from all parts c Went k( X y - beinK «« » holiday. A of h * 9 Northampton Regiment formed ...

... !^^l* ND WALES. s V fiss* states that ab ° ut VhS* danieT 18 -°? the day are JO k!T lnfir from incorrectly W 1 » s «i*tL 2 lmill >Bhed by making it kV|l A *rir2l'embers of the Baptist S> Sufis' ltwas decided to divide 5 % Wll ° number The If these » X »*°Derty in Accrington 'V* 80ld they would reaiise SSi a brave sohdier, who has V**? 1 n ...

... 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 ...

... The workpeople of Messrs. Inchboldand Beck, printers, had their annual dinner at the Green Dragon Hotel, Leeds, on Saturday. Mr. W. J. Beck occupied the chair, and the evening was passed very happily- _ , At St. JameVs Hair, Leeds, Mr. F. W. Crossley repeated his interesting and useful lecture on Respiration : Its 111 Effects upon the Voice and lieaitn. Mr. Ackroyd presided. . T Mr. and Mrs. ...

... ••• ' 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 ** ...

... FOU NT AINE-STREET, UPPER ALBION-STREET, LEEDS EVERY TUESDAY and SATURDAY From 11 in the morning until 6 in the Evening Svjtday Mornings from 10 until 12. DR CAVANIA WILL EXAMINE FREE OF CHARGE, And give his candid opinion a3 to whether his or her case i 3 curable how Icing it will take, and what the expense will be. For the convenience of the great number of patients V BRADFORD. DEW3BURY, ...

... ford every year and buying «£2,ooti worth of goods. Is it extra vajnoney. Thus, by tbe operation of tree trade, £1,000 is taken from the working population of Bradiori. and given to French workpeople. What nas happened in the case ot a cheque lor £-2,000 may occur with millions of money. ill *>nic Radical transference of this £2,000V0m Yorkshire to Belgium will Such a thing as this may happen ...

... & t th* 6 Great Northern Railway dividend will be ttoc?- 6 ra * e £3 ss. per cent, per annum on the ordinary 'il r i m^or d- Lloyd, special resident magistrate has been appointed to a high official position of and will depart forthwith for his new sphere Alf. Allott, senior auditor of the Midland t r ' Va y Company, has been led by commercial misforv.j .j . 3 j to offer his resignation to 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 ...

... Nothing extenuate, nor aught set down in malice. What is the matter with trade'/ One hears CO**- plaints from diverse quarters that business is dull, A* and unprofitable. Where there is any degree of brisk' ness—but this is exceptional—the cry is, We are doWl fairly well, but there is little at the cud of it, in f* ci prohts have sunk to such an infinitesimal fraction W* the trouble is ...