... LATE ST NE Wg £RxUrsor'e TIILHBAS.1 ITALxY. ENTRY OF THfE ITAIIAN TROOPS p~. VERONA. VFP.ONA, Oct. 16, Eveair The Italian troops, under the command of G' Medici, entered this city to-day, and met vwiO 3 enthusiastic reception from the inhabitants, wbo r.kj cheers for the King, Italy, and the army. RUSSIA. ST. FEvEasnuasn, Oet.' Count Berg iB said to have been relieved ct functions as Governor ...

... THIE BRITISH AND FOR{EIGN~ BIBLE - SOCIETY. The annual meeting of the Leeds auxiliary to this society was bold last night mn the Philosophlical Hall, under the presidency of the Bishop of Rn'occ, and was largely attended. After devotional exercises, The Bishop of Heroic saidjthey wvere met to renew the expression of their conviction as to the importance of the object at which the British and ...

... An adjourned meeting of this Counail was held yesterday) in the Towbl h-ail, the MacnR presiding. ItEOLOVAL OFS TOLL 3AnS. Mtr. Aid. GEORGE moved:- 'That the Parliamlentary Committee hbe empowered, from time to time, as may be thought desirable, 'to enter into negc~ciatione, and to take all oilier nemerby steps for the remioval of toll bare oat of the iMr. George said there were altogether ...

... EAR-NINGS OF THE METAL WORKEfRS -AND THRE SHEFFIEL.TD CUTLEFRS. the ntumber employed in the metal manufac- tures is large. According to the census of 1861, the iron manufacture gave employment to 145,000 persons, the copper to 7,800, the tin to 7,000, and the lead to 3,700. Then came 60,000 employed in muachine and. engine making, 26,000 in the manufacture of nails, 16,000 in the brass foundry ...

... LEEIJ~DS MU ?? ELECt0TIONS2. WVEST WAn.-IFr, . F. Nettletonl, elhe gentlemuan w ho on Tuesday night was nominated, at a large meetingt of burgesses in the Working Men's HallS along writh Mr. Douglas, ]eather dresser, as candidates in the Liberal in- terest at the forthcoming mnnieipal elections iii this ward, yesterday declined to stand. NI ILL FALL. WARD.-Last night a meeetin2g of the ibuall ...

... SI. BRIGHT AT GLASGOW. - and a very inconsiderable portion of the vast multitude lviich was watching throughout the city wfritha similar object, but the knowledge of that faet did not render the passage through their midst the least bit more agreeable ?? who had to make it. But whilst we were still Eeelimg to fight our slay through the mass of stretched Glzascolv, Wednesday. Mr. Bright was ...

... L OCALJ ANDU GEFNEsRAL. LEEDS, OCTOBER i8, 1888. E corsarAsTIcAr. II'TELLrIOEN orI -W understand that on Tuesday the Bishop of Ripen ?? the Rev. Henry> John Burfield, MI.A., incumbent of t lt. James's, Bradford, to the eleventh honorary canonry iwundad in the cathedral church of Ripen. Weo understand that Earl do Grey anad ivipon, the ?? of the F~reemasons3 of the West lHidha. ?? of Yos'kshire ...

... I THE WESMERCURY. trouble to the Prussian Government than the inhabit-| Tn citizens of Fakor ar giving.more ants of any of the other annexed districts. On the day of the Prussians taking formal possession of the city, a black-red-and-yellow flag-the standard of Germany-was hoisted in opposition to the Prussian colours, and various conspicuous parts of the town were ornamented with red and ...

... YORK DIOCESAN CHURCH BUILDING ANL- E4NDOWME.NT SOCIERTY. The annual meeting of this society was held yesterday in the Do Grey Rooms, York, when the Asses- ?? of Yoio presided. After prayer, ?? Rev. R. H. PUBE read the report, from which it appeared that there was no reason to believe that the activity of the society was undergoing any diminution, hut that the number of applications for grants ...

... V.I6JT OF Tow VOL&UNTEERS TO BELOIUM. ?? Tuesday Morning. Ait Laeeen the King and Queen gave a dinner party, at which Colonel Loyd-Lindsay, M. fleherpe and the several officers of the F'rench (Guard, the captains of the Volunteers, the Bourgmeetre, the commandant of the Garde Civique, Dr. Eustace Smith, of London, physician extraordinary to His; Majesty; the President and Vice- President of ...