... UiPERIAL TARLJARYNTI| set (Br PlvAT TznEGA~tii FRoii ouR owx WE ?? ~Cal WI HOUSE OF COMtMONS, WEoINESDLY. ses1 'The S9sEA7sra took the ohair at a quarter past twelve 103 o'clock. WE THE TRIPARTITE THE &TY. thi On the motion of Mr. C. BECKETT DENISON go (E. W. Ilidiug), it was resolved that the Tripartite Treaty E between Great Britain, Austria, and France, guarantee- E igteindependence and ...

... The chart represents the western countries of Eurone from Norway to the coaat of Portugat, aid embraces Great Britain and the British Isles. It also includes the Noith'Sea or German Jicamn, the Bay of Biacay, the Mediterrapeau, the Atlantic, with the Engliah Channel, Bristol Channel, and Irish Sea. I Driabco vautuuifl, luua rargue -oo. EXrLANATION 0r TrHEr CiTnTA. In the above chart the dotted ...

... , I YORKSHIRE ASSOOIXTIbN OF BAPTIST1 CEaURCHES. . - :~ ~~ ?? ~ m.- .. The Association resumed its annual meetings in the I Baptist XChseal, Priory.street, York, yesterday morning, | the Pnl xnxor (Rev. J. Barker, Lockwood) in the chair. TH- IL3 A&P LOAN SOCIETY. Mr. D. J. CROSSLEY (Hebden Bridge), the treasurer, C read the report of the above society, which showed that o the balance in hand ...

... WEATHER CHART, MAX.22, Tbe ehart represents, thiw western ooutr i@S of Baor* from Norway to the coast of Portngal, and embraces Great Britain and the British Isles. It also, includes the Noxth Sea or German Vpeain, the Bay of iBsaay, fth Mediterranean, the Atlantic. with the 'English Channels Bristol Channel. and Irish Seal- .EOLJ ?? ?? OflXssnik, SEA e~ ~ CQSIL IQ 45 4ra ; k96_ -22 ...

... ITHE SANITARY CONDITION OF LEmbs. The following is the repeit of Dr; Goldie, Wmedical offieer, of healtb,*ii the sanitary condition of Leedis fo the' four weeks ended the 27th ult. :-The births regis- Dtered during the period of the report amounted to 970, uida the biith-tUt- is 41-0 p'e 1,900 living. The deaths r numbered 561, addyielded'th'd rateof'23fi per l,000. The death-rate for the ...

... , NEW UNIVERSITY FOR THE NORTH. . A numerous and influential deputation waited yester- ii day afternoon upon the Duke of Richmond and Gordon cl and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, at the Privy tC Council Office, to present and support the following pI imemorial SI 1. Your memorialists have considered the memorial ni recently presented to your Lordships by the Owens rf College, Manchester, ...

... (By PxiIVATE TELFGRkPHi.) Lo:nSo'\, Tuesday. The Scotch Members spent the five hours of this morning's sitting on the Scotch Roads and Bridget Bill, which, as amended, had to be considered, and thev have not yet got through it. A discussion. of a preliminary nature was raised by one of the Members for Glasgvow, who moved that the bill be referred again to a Select Committee, in order that ...

... THE LEED)S M ERCURYS d WITH3 reference to the threatened resistance as n to the settlement oi Russian power at the positions Ut k ceded in Asiatlie Turkey under the Berlin Treaty, the nt y English Coniul at Trebizond is said to have informed in e Sin A. Al. LAYA5:D that the Lazes persist in declaring tb n that they consider themuselves under British protee- co tion. They repeat that they will ...

... IEXXrACTS FROM THIS WEEK'S PUNC-U. AT THE BERLIN BANQUET. Little Powers (at the door ruefully).- Bat are woe to t get nothing (I Big Powers (at the table while the Turkey is being (] ?? quiet, my little dears; you shall coma down to your deserts. THE SCHOOLMASTER ABROAD. Dizzy.- I fancy our friend the Turk dou't half like it! Dizzy.-. Ha! that's another party that will have to be t ...

... TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. G(ENTixm.uN,-Probably those gentlemen who complain so much about the inadequate supply of water are quite justified in so doing. I would, however, simply put this question to them, and will thank you to gree publicity to the same. Are they awnae that there are bunureds of houses on Beeston Hill where there is no supply of water for twelve hours per day-say ...

... * The Congress was resumed th~~~BISTO Friday. The ormrss ws reumedthismorning at tIhe. -, Atheneumn, the PnEE$XDNT (Mr. G. F. Jones)-in the, 'i elbair.-Th. PntEsrDENy -said he hail been informed by' .i the representative of the seamen, who brought their caseI 'Igso ably before them on the previous day, that their repre- Qil nentation of the case 9f the- Cardiff pilots had been pro- titictive ...

... E l I~l I TRIE A , NEW BULGAIRIAN ATROCITIES. yed As far as can be judged from the Consular reports X be which have recently been published (says the o be Daily Newc), it would not appear that the Ru~sian provisional administration in Bulgaria has been much ling better ?? that it has superseded. On the contrary, c of if one tittle of what our Consular agents in Turkey ited have accepted and ...