... WESLEYAN DISTRICT MvFEETINGS. LEEDS. Business was resumed yesterday morning at Wakefield, when the choapl affaira of the district ?? examiaod, and the trust estates were pronounced to be generally in a satisfactory condition. There is an increase of ten m the number of separate trusts, the total this year being 241. The amount of debt reported is £62,006, as against £48,472. This appearsto be ...

... A NEW ARTE4RY FOR BRADFORD, tNorothfare, twentay yoman ies ana nseally atmie hang, I contemplated by the former company, have enabled the Corporation to ohtian concessiorls that may lead to thle I openiffg out of a now sltreet, twenltv yards wide, up' the ; Iowlinig vralley. The ulifliceltieS are however, fecat, and the expense of penfetrtingll tbrough tire 11 crrusP of costly I lurldhigis ...

... WEEKLY RETURN OF BIRTIN kND DEATHS IN THE BOROUGH OF LED' 1Wm WEER, 187.4. Bruthe. Dfsloi:. I. eiticsand boroughs. q, T i t -1 ~~~1 2 e Iemdon (1teau, ?? 300,701 2,2341 295a I44 4 1, - Ivye ?? 0610,440 l3u 42. .-,I N (8lf=(U h r _ ?? S,35 SM 2i: 2'i, _, boreng I.132,06$ 4 ,; ?, j 'j Birzeingbam~borneush. : 00,I 274 !1,4 G 6 - LEEDS (boroulgh.Gce.) .. 25,708 217 1.446 144 ShefleId )boronsgh) ?? ...

... I SPECIAL CORIRESPONDENCE. (BY PnmTm TZrL!GRvu.) LoxoDo:, TJ.'hursday Evening. Twelve days of bright fine weather is something to which -we are not often treated in London. However the business of politics may languish in the abseuee of Mr. Gladstone, and in the present placid hanmour of Mr. Disrnaoli, the business of pleasure, if dining out can be regarded as an amusement, appears to be in- ...

... A()t~'t111 UNfJIOuN \1 L;( 'l I NI J(i E \ .NS I 'F TE 8 '0\Jjl1'~.Y AT RIP1ON. I li Ii'' I-~ it I 011101 11 Io Iof diei Yoroir ?? 'ii, lijLA 1I, ht us I I 1 I 'rIr MoI L:! IV Ii l il vst ( ?? hi o Ri'Ia ** fl l~s ten e - : iit b4lrs'. to tb clo n , .1 llli IthIn E(hi 11' (il i, holly cou~tvetotitIg, with L4' h~lt it 1O , i'lb 1i, 11 1131 Io by n ?? givilig a hoirty IC NV L ytio vi .1 'l .y to ...

... O.counr, Saturday. Professor Mounthguc Bernard has definitely resigned the Chair of International Law and Diplomacy which he has held since 1859. His intention toe do so had already been annournced, to the groat and general regret of the Univer- sity. Notice is given that candidates for the Abbott Scholar- sihip may send in their Dames to tho Rev. G. S. Ward, of Msgdalon Hall, on or before ...

... TH3 EMMA SILVER MINE AnNUAL Mzr.nG-RMlGNaTIoW.Or TE COHAfI!MAN. rg; The annual meeting -of the shareholders of the. m. (Etmma Silver Mine Company was held yesterday in the Cannon Street Botel, London-Mr George{ Anderson, M.,j presiding. The report of the hi- I directors, a full abstract of which has already I appeared in the Herddl having been submitted,' aet The CIRHEmAN said he had very ...

... or-mof)x. I . I Oad I~ r tlaliNAL OouwtAt ti .dy d&04 -bMr Sherniff Smitha ?? isnamed - ha tfor i, was aenG~ n ays' imnprivas ehfttor haB ig on the i~~s, -hil Eft~ Breitst, struceka rrd aned Chrles Sc0 n the itke, tc ke sof lit person; Tho ^ k' FaWas &gp-r be saix previo YAL-Mt OIN o in; em aa THOAIMN R XYAI ,'--MrPCIPI! e Monday night the ?? ed to hflowiV4, oat~the eccasitsi o the clqoa ...

... DESTINATION OF TrH INCREASE OF I THE SUSTENTATION-FUND. , (To eke Editor of tei Gfatgove Herald.. t 3 .. Wanlockhead, May 11, 1874. ' I St-Now that the total 'contributions for- ther 1 Sustentation Fund will have been nearly forwarded I to the treasurer, and as this subject ought to be t . ventilated, I trust you will have the goodness to , allow'space for this briefcorruespondeace. Its pub- t ...

... pic ,!8 oiOrWiCL AS EticL Cosrsiso-Txns, 5 -The usual monthly meeting of the Town d ''ouncil was held in the Coart-House yesterday, c I'recaost Croudis presiding. It was agreed to h rensir the Old Bridge, the estimated expense P bag £lfO. Prom anminute of the Finance Corn- s stittes, which was read and approved, it ap- a teared that the account of Messrs Girahams W oardlaw, Parliamentary ...

... THE QAPRMxi7 WAR. ander THE RELIEF GPe BILB.AO. ft DISPERSIONS ANDt SURRENDER OF St. iSSIOD. ?? May 3, ic tite MarshalConchia,wlthhla;dWorps,etrdBba l was a ~terday evening. Seerasso will enter to-day. Bil4 desof' Wer arlists are~dispersing,.and making their Way, rC' itno fo the most part, through, Gnpuzcoa to Las. slats tAmuescas, full. 5 31st The ?? May 2. js~ r 1t h iver bee been clearedl ...

... THE CZAR IN LOMN)N. Shortly before II oclock in Saturday morning the Emperor of Ruuoia, accomipanied by the Grand Duke Alexis and Ccunt Adlerberg, and attended by Viscount Torrington, equerry in waiting, left Buckingham Palace in a close carriage and pair and drove to Charing Cro0e, where they took train for Chieleburst to pay a visit to the Empress Rugenie. On arriving at Chislehurst at 11.45 ...