... WVOLVEMl HAMPTON. ?? ?? EILtIA.itL- J5.. ECtARD or (;ARDILANs.-fliLe usual weekly meeting of the members of this Board was held yesterday, when there were present Messrs. Keudrickl (Chairman), Wilcock ...

... [o in this series we beg to remind our readers that [Iny facts eltin to the getieral history of Birmingham, orthe. district around, will be always accoptable, that a questiS a ...

... faauTR'S TELEGRAM& I THE PRINCE OF WALES. CONSTANTINOPLE, APRIL 14 The Sultan has received a telegram from Queen Victoria, thanking him for the reception given to the Prince and Princess ...

... THE SALUR FOPULI ?? surRSMA. DOMESTIC. The Queen paid an unexpected visit to Aldershot on Saturday, and inspected a division of the troops stationed in the camp. The Prince and Princess of Wa ...

... The annual meeting of this society was held yes. terday in theaotundo. At twelve o'clock the chair was taken by the Rev. Lord O'NEILL5 The meeting was opened with prayer, The Chairman ?? lord, ladies, and gentlemen, the introduction of the Irish National Education system mm among the earlier concesions to Romanism. which the British nation has been making year after year, at the expense of the ...

... | _ o L * FRANCE.-The event of the week is a letter of Pthe Emperor to Mi. Rouber, dated April 12, referring to the 15th August next, the centenary anniversary of the birth of Napoleon the First. The Emperor says :- The best mode of celebrating this national jubilee would bes'to give some aid to our veteran comrades who served under the Emperor. I propose to charge the Bank of Deposits with ...

... ?? - M1.. .J \ (From the Fietd.) TE1B WYB AND DEXWENT.-Both rivers are in splendid e condition for the fly, and very good sport is bding lied; the f fish are now to be found on the flats close to the banks. By t fishing near to the side, and using li long line and keeping t well out of sight, good sport will he bed, providing we hive such flue weather as we have had this week. The sand fly ° ...

... I , On ThuIsday evenin last a concert WIs !Xivet ill the Music Roor, ?? by th Oxford Glee Ux.ion, Withd the assistance of the ittisses Hill and Bradatreet, and Dr. Stainer who officiated as conductor. Sevrral part songs, d kets, e., w ndirably sung bv the Union. i iss %ill was encored in Raidegglir's TJoyoeu Life, till the Misses Bradstroct and Hill in Mendelssobn's duet Mlay beils, and ...

... Tax annual meeting of this society was held in the Round Room of the Rotundo, Dublin on Thursday. The Earl of RODENS ocooupiel the chair. The Noble CHAIRaMAN on ascending the platform was received with loud applause. Hle expressed his acknowledgments for the warm reception which bad been extended to him, and as his failing health Dre- vented him from speaking in public, he had com- mitted some ...

... i THE debate in the French Senate on the eshtmates of the Mxmn Oia oF xIN took place yester- 1T3L LEEDS MERCURY. day. The estimates were explained and defended by the Government, and some amendments which had been pr4posed were rejected. THE negociations on the Belgian railway I ?? progres8 but very slowly towards a solution. The proposal submitted by M. Faui3D OBAN will not, it is said, be ...

... I I at ~(By Tolegraphl.) HOUSE OF LORDS, YEBTIIRDAT. 1he Their Lordehips smet at five o'olosk. Loh IRISH LAND TENURE. its The Marquis of CLANRICADE moved the second read- A ing of the Tenure of Land (Ireland) Bill. Having ad eplie previous attempts to legislate upon the subject, [n esae that the object of the present bill was to provide ale that in future leases should be in writing, and that ...

... Il TE'E IYALIDS ]KITCHENS oF, LEEDS. ) Twelve o'clock bas just struck and the workmen of Leeds are hurrying in vari'ut dirsotionp to their mid- day meal. Whilst their energies were taxed all the morn. ing in some useful pursuit, hands and heads no less nimble Of and thoughtful Save been busy in their homes, and when ig they reachithe cheerful well-swept hearth there are the rosy kd children to ...