... oppc: iVAKEFIELD. to tI RE TURN OF iffR. T. K~. SA'NDER.SON. ofI k- 27 is The election of a Meinl,,e for tile bosoiighI of Wit~e occef field, to 1111 the vacancy causer2 by thle unseatinig Of Mlr. tioll Edward Green, ironfoander, Fleath Old laill, on the 2.5th thee ult., by Mr. Tustice Grove, oni tin) ground of bribery by leer, his agents, took ?? yesterday. The ,.tnenvi able notoriet har of ...

... THE CLEVELAND MIINERS' STrTR.I ,,Itherc was a, trol ttendonce at Middles'krough 1.CLU yeteda',itd Olme curiosity, was evinced as tothIL 1ilig of the Cleveland Idiliowners' Associationi to be held. Alter brielly dlisru.itig the prtesent V, of matters, a resolutioui was passed ?? tI ownecrs to maintauin the position they have raseszl,, to adjourn for a fortnight, M1incowasr SMake lie of their ...

... 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 ...

... 1983H WEE TMS .EA -YrAII. Total Same Ina. or sileag RAILWAYS. 1874. 1873. af-year 1873. Dec, 1874 1873 Belfast & N. Counties 3066 358i - - - 136 130 Blrecon aud Merthyr.. 36l7 1145 d i _ 01 01 Bristol eid Exeter ?? 0 8963 8561 16807 159818 7070 151 151 Caledonian ?? ±o4811 4S304 c6a5032 08.8383 221549 731 72C Canobrian ?? 3247 3168 15006 51°11 -703 17 1178 Cockerin'th,K.,&lPen,. S1 883 1231 ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY To nii a. C':c :lttta i ?? folegzralhs Ilmt rmiln 1ll fil Fallon in Tilruot, but ?? muro il ~J (ItI d. I ?? ?? et~nnltinoll('iO' W' boarn that the toninei in Asia Mlinor ih very bad. In A-6gor tho ta1rtiility ritiliub 100 daily. 'T'itiv operntiolis against the Carlists huforoi ;Iv (. e ljuLn, and. wenln!evding to a 31adrid telegraimi, 11wr(- is II .:tilgilino belief tiht ?? ...

... a - MAI{SITAL MACMAIlO'.'q AND THE DUC DE Jljo(J(ALl . (FROM A |t-simlI CrotreIAN.) Wriat will Malt-au MacidItlOt do *1 The qluestioii ;3 natural enoiough whlen public affairs' appear so initric eta, n sp the President's docision. Will be change his Cabinet ? Will hae appeal to the nation ? Will hle venlture en a. COUP dsnta / There is ino knowing, since tire Marsbhal says very little, and ...

... THE DUIRHkM MINERS. REOPENING OF THE DISPUTE. (SPecLar, Taarmana.) The reports which reached Dlrhann yesterday state that nearly all the pits are now laid in. The miners presented themselves yesterday smorning at many of the pits, where notices were affixed stating that they would have to work elevet days per fortnight, and as soon as they read this intimation they refused to start. A band of ...