... ?i?oi? oirn LOJ?DoN coRRESPONDEN?P. I ?? LozenOs,. Monday, The conitinued partial retirement of Hier Majesty lhas givenC rise dfiatetas you are awaeG, to fresh comments, and that' dignified' style of imnplied rebukte in which our Nbig' jerisanlleste ?? to indulge. I an' afraid a vary' i large portion of the public, certainly the West-end public, symopathgise with the cocmplainfntSt; But the ...

... jLATEST N IBtTR' Ta I xanaal . FRANCE. ;THE EMPERlOR NAPOLEONe Zaidfer'3a aoetesponadcncc publishes a 17'tJu er2.3. Paris correspondent alleging thet the recentil rn the Emperor Napoleon. was ent increase of thueecl3' .produced by a stone in the k;idneye. The doctor Pa added, recommend H~is Majesty to taeo tb i care. grestt T he Emperor Napoleon has addreseaed the8t 23lei to ?? Vaillant, dated ...

... MIR. BROSTER KITOHIING. TO TBl liDITORtS OF TIE LEEDS MIERCURY. OErNTxaAEN,-I would fain avoid further pub- licitv in your columns, hut as they have been made the medium of prooleiming to the world at large the charges brought against me, I feel that you cannot in justice deny me the eanme medicum for eaying a 'word for myecif. Let me begin by saying that I feel deeply the wrong I have done to ...

... DISTRIBUTION OF I?EPBESENTATION. (Fresh SAc Dail?i Te4gr4Is.) The revised Ministerial ache ne forthe re-arrange- ment of Parliamentary seats proposes the addition of nineteen new seats to the borough representation and twenty-five to that of counties. The following table shows the population of each county, including its Parliamentary boroughs, the total number of representatives (knights of ...

... THE BBXRITISH TaEMRAN?O LA>GUE. 5.Ll .V .LVA-- L -. The thirty-third annual conference of this League, which has its head quarters at Bolton, and is one of tie oldest of the temperance org tion, was comn- menced in St. George's Hall, Bradford, yesterday. In connection with the Conference upwards of twenty ser- monR were preached on Sunday in the town andneigh- bourhood, and fifty open air ...

... UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENC'E. OcFosrsD, Jane 21. In a Congregationl holden this mornsing the fol- lowing degrees wvere conferred:- !iasrocns OF Anrs.-G~eorge Hustler and the Rev. Albert Eden Seymour, University College; the lRev, George M~arsham Argles, John Purves (Fiellow), aud, the Rev. Frederick Gurney, Bealliol ColLege; Thomas Isansel Fraak- len and Perey Gilbert IJ. Pickering, Moerton ...

... THE;SHEFFELD TRADES' OUTRAGE COM-; MISSION; MORE HORRB3LE REVELATIONS FURTHER nISCLOSURES BY BROADUEAiD. Broadhead again appeared on Friday, and was Cautioned by Mr Overend to give more complete I information. On the last occasion he had confessed l as little e.s possible. On being reassured of mercy ?? extended to him he said that lie would tell all. He then said that the statement made ...

... Yesterday afternoon an ordinary meeting of the Local board of Health was held at the Town-hall, under the presidency of the Mayor, Alderman Loft. THE FLAGGING OF FOOTWAYS ON BEVERLEY AND ANLABY ROAD. On the minutes of the. Works Committee being brought up for confirmation, Alderman Jameson called attention to the refusal of the committee to flag the footway in front of some new houses added to ...

... DISTRIBTJY'TON OF PRIZES AT THE H1ULL AND EAST-RIDING COLLEG4E. - .1 | On Friday afternoon the first midsummer deistri- Q bution of pr zes to the pupils of the above college took place in the presence of Aid. Jamesou,.chair- man of the company, thle Mayor, Sheriff, Dr Rol- lit, Mr Angus Macmillan, and Mr Saner, unr., hon. ?? ; the Rev WN Lucas, ML,.I, prin- n cipal of the college, Mr. T. ...

... THE RITUAL1?TIO COM?I?SION, ±±|L .AdL.tVW. The following is a copy of the Commlissionl, the less scope Of which is naturally of much interest:- jo~tg Viotoria, by the Grace of God of the UJnited Kinagdom oted of Great Britain aud Ireland (Queen, Defender of the ole tTo the b~oost Reverend Father in God, our right trusty Tbh' and rightQ efcntreybeelbouved CouennciOtlor Charleds Thomas, PO ...

... LOC.AL AND (IGERAL LEEDS~S, JUJNE 24, 1887. Frrnoxs,-In the HEouse 6L Coimmons on Fri- day, Petitions wore presented by *. H. p Beaumont, from Eolmfirth Chamber of Ceoiero, in favour of the Admiralty Jurssdsctson Bill; also from the- Matley 01mm- her of Commerce, praying for an alteration of the cur- rency laws; and by Mfr.. Clay, from H~ull pawnbrokers, against the Pawnbrokers' Bill,. At ...

... HUMBER ROWLNG RE GATTA. On Wednesday the sixth annual Humber Rowing Regatta took place, and, successful as have been its predecessors, they bear no comparison with the regatta of this year. Nightly for - weeks past the crack crews of Hull-those belonging to the linegston, St. George's, and Humber clubs-have. been industriously practising in the hope of ?? off one or other of the great ...