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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... BET.LGIAN VI81T. On Friday afternoon his Royal Thgign te Prince of Wales, as president of the Central Belgis the osption Committee, presided at a crowded general inaR hedat Willes's-rooms, King-street, St. James' s, for hn. purpose of receiving a report as to the progress of the fund and the orgaizton for the reception of the Belgian5 shirarival next month i oln n°gtt present were Capt. Heeles ...
... BI SHOP MORRELL AND THE BISHOP OF ,TUlRHTAr[. The following correspondlence has taken place between Dr'. Marcel!, Coadljutor-Bishop of Edinburgh and the Bishop of Durham: Auckland Castle, Bishop's Auckland, May 31, 1867. Eight Rev. Sir,-It has just been brought under my notice, that in a recent visit which yon paid to Darhans you preached at St. Oswald's, and, 'instead of using a collect ...
... FOREIGN AND COLONI.ALz A1~tERICA. ?? OF THo SCOTIA The Royal Mail steamship jNWCpanC;.. 3udkins, which sailed from New Ytork at two o'clock on the afternoon of the 12th inst., arrved inl the Mersey shortly after five o'cock this evening, after one of the fastest passages ever made across the Atlantic. She brings 241 passen era and $1,118 451 in specie on freight. The yacht Heaxietta,eihe ...
... THES LEEDS,}) MERACURY. T?u?Ew?m?onNA.PoLEoN i? flaid to be su?eringfrorn I a ?eriona ulfeotion ol the kidneys, and ?a have l?een .warned by 2u16 physicians th~at he must take the greatest care of his health. Htis MaIjesty has returned his most heartfelt thanks to the Couneil of the; -International Jury of the Exhibition, for their address' on the occasion of the attempted aesassinatien of ...
... THE GOVERNENT COMISSIONS. The 1)aily .sewts ?? Derby's Royal Commissions somehowv fail to insepire public confidence. That on ritualism was intended to deal with annevil whuoh, g.rown into a real d anrtger tro theChuc~hP ofh Egandtcrb eet h the names of the Commnissioners were no sooner announed tellectual for ?? zea iiohf 6thre~ro itualistic ?? ben. opponentsof the systzamwere 'nowher~e. It ...
... LONDON, BRIGHTON; AND SOUTh1 COASTS OTTLWAY, REPFLY OF T21E DIREOTOBS. At a late hour we have received a copy of a printed statement of the directors of the above railway relating to the report of the Committee of Investigation. The directors accuse the committee of having exercised .their talents and skill unfairly, and of having omitted important facts; and they attempt to show, by entering ...