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... LEEDS CITY QVAtypI SQBA76 d111f I The 11p1Oti ' ?? a nina Ir o r I 11¶i~c'ordui',in 'li - p.a4 JilNok. I - I N' T ?? Mu - ?? Inn ICE ?? eira~,,' N ';'2T - t. a Lbs ?? ~1,n 121.kZI 1 pavrcri'l a Th ,&Iiii II 3 ' 14 y - %f ?? 0.P2 11.121 ( , . - Fn'cr ' . F' , (211 trc,-a 5 - ' L -I fo ?? i- ½: 20 ( ' ?? Ir ! ~2 1214 ?? C: - ' 121.2 v tis1l4i~~a A ?? I ?? J -I ?? 'TTN II. F a ' 21I ...

... LEEDS CITY QUARTER, SESSIONS. The Springz Quarter Sessions for t~he city of L.eeds were resumued at the TRown Sisall yesterda2y, the RecorderI (MIr. E Tindat Atkinson, Q.C.) sitting inL th~e Crowvn Cou~rt, and the A~ssista;nt-Recorder (MIr. Yincent ?? t thomnpson) in the Second Cou1rt. THE4 Lt>I&Bn'r 0li' IYILSLIOANS. MfZrs. Msary Cheesehoroughl landlady of the Queen's E otel, South ...

... COUJRT AND PERSONALi Msr. H. Gladstone. MtIP., is spending Eastcr at Haw arden. 'There wvas a considerable imvprovement in M~r. Stephen Crane's condition yesterday. Sir Hoaward Vincent neoc yesterday to Paris. Lhady Vinlcent has gone to Berkshire. Dr. Leyds left Broessels on Wednesday ovcning for Milan. to meet the South African Peace l)epnltacion. Yesterday's bulletin says the Duke of Argyll ...

... BENCH3 ANDtl PnAL DISAGREE. 8563RP? P.ASSIQH .IT fIGlifly. .DIuring the bearing of an Qicenhope separation case before the Seigbley West Ridling Bench yesterday, somne rather warn passages occurred between the ;Chairman (Mr. J~ohn Olcugh) and 3Mr. W. Storoy C~alifanc), who appeared to defend the husband. The solicitor was aniroadverting upon the admitted fact t~hat on one occasion the ...

... REVISED LIST OF LAD YSMITH ASS AVLT . The War Office on Saturday erecting issuted the followv. inz *cnic-h i~s a revised list ojf casualties which occurred in she asaulh on Ladyssnithl on Jatnuary 6th:- KIlLLE}D. Sri, LASiC.ER$. Sec-end LJiettrenat VY. lf. L Hlrl. 4855 Private 1L Asdr~ews. ilab B cXSSA^ES. 3605 Sergeant H:. W~ebb. ?? COMPiANY- ROYAL, ENG;INEER1S. LZieutenant 11. JT. 1. Digy ...

... ATTEMWPT TO DESTROY A CANAL I EXTRAORDIARY ODRTUGE BY AMERICAkCNS. tRESUTFILPS TEMtTAXI Toronto. Sunday. daring but unsuecessful attezpt wras made by two men last eight to blow lup Lock 24, on the Weiland Caual. Dynamite swas used, and there was a, vilent esplosion. The damage done, however, was not great, and the canal wail, it is expected, be reopened for nav;- gation on Wednesday. The tw s ...

... YORKSHIRE OSSARS LOSSES. LIST OFMLLED, WOUNDED, AND PRISONERS. NATIVE PLACES AND PARENTAGE. The following is a list of the names and numbers s of the 3rd Battalion Imperial Yeomanry (Yorkshire Hussars) who were killed, wounded, or taken e prisoners during the attack on Lordx Methuen's s convoy near Bosbof on the 20LTh inst.:- v THIRD BATTALION IMPERIAL YEOMANRY (9th COMPANY YORKSHIRE HUSSARS). ...

... :THE AFLIARS OF rRIT'VICIINE LIMITED. * THE I15NAGIXO DIRECTOR AGAZY IN THlE BOX. Tlhe direetors of Triieinne Limited again appeared at Wa1tfutald County Court yes-ecrday. before his l llour i udtp Gr(eenhow, for examination. Mr. Perks, barrister. relresent ld the Official Receiver (Mr. J. Bickersteth ?? ?? T. ii. Wordwvrorth (Claude Leathain and te. apptired for Mhsses. L.tehaxin. T'1w. and ...

... COURT ANT) PrPS -N-§ ROYAL IRPRI-Sh VISIT TO-DAYS H1OVIEW10 - lo The last whole dlay -an ?? hs-ii Ia- .c- -.p by the QueeuL On the eve of dc. : 1 1 hospitible shores, Her hnajest;- , 1d ; f mueh tO h~erlf. The wea--her ;ifi rt-Tr'~ Ui- ?? and xa-w, but bletier later. a.:d lf~r \ ...

... SERIUIJS CTHARGES AGAINST A DEWXTSBUTpRY A GENT. At Dews.hury Police-court yesterday, William Raspin, of flangin g Heaten, was charged vwith having em- beszled £68 I4s., on 'Nov''ber 16th last year, £24 7s. on January 2nd, and £'21 14s. on January 30St, belong- ing to AM. Verdier Durour. rag merchant, Paris. The magistrates on the lben-!sr were Mr. J. A. Flox (in the char:}, Mrr. J. ,J. laruow ...

... (COU1TI AN]D PERSONTAL. Windsor Castle, Sat urdar. Tbe Q wuo~ went. out this mrnrning. aca-npanied by Her Rovyal 'Highiiers Princess Herrs of P/attenherg. ?? the lion. W. C.arrington has been stiooeeded by Liesrterant-CV-olonre the Hon. H. C. Le as Eqlierry-in-Waiting to Her Majesty. Mr. Muther has arrived at the Oastle. Windsor Casile, Sunday The Qneen and Tic-r floral ilig-hrins I'rincess H ...