... THE WEATHER AND.4 TE CXROP& Broken and unsettled weather has prsl X throughout the course of the past week, and ea a day has passed without copious showersd e while the temperature has been loieand theni e especially cold, retarding the advance of: 'sa go and seriously jeopardising the prospects of thsre eicrops on the heavy lands. With the adven of d increased warmth and a cessation of rain ...

... UNIVERS1TY INTELLIENUR. L CZdeazne, Mondee. Special Examination in Moral Science.-Lxamfiied aei Approved.-Political Economy.-Claes I. (in omer ei i merit): Burr, Pembroke; J. R. Reid, Tr'uity lall. Le' Class II. (in alphabetical order): B. Baddeley. Jeu,: Fell, St. Peter's; Hammoud, Trinity, Hollins, Jre1;vy Isali; Muspratt, Trinity Hall; Tbomas, St. Peter';; e Thornbill, Magdalene; G. White, ...

... IlSwAlHESTER UNITY OF ODDFELLOWS.4 I ?? . - I - ' . The Annual IMoveable Conimittee of the Manohester Unity of Oddfellows reassembled 'at Exeter yesterday morning for the transaction of the business of the Unity. The GAwD Masrim (Mr. Holmes, of London), presided. Tho nete Districts Cousmittee's report was adopted. All applications to form ner districts were granted, with the exception of ...

... LATEST E WS| HULL, Friday oerming. PROBABLE DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT.. TH6usE OF GOM6 Otr, Thuesdakr The probable chance of' at early diwsolutio has been the principal subject discussed in the lobby to- night. The Conseriative 'offcials are more than usually reserved on tha natter, and, although it is billeve4 tha: me5 if not two, of the principal Secre- .Teres of State are at present opposed ...

... , 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 ...

... CANADA AS A FIELD FORE ENGLISH I AGRICULTURIST8. AXVd U V. .L1 V Ar z W.Q. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MEBCURY. .Gx2zrrmN,-.-sveral letters having recently appeared in the public journalp, evidently written with the objeotol inducing gentlemen with means, and agricultural labourer to emigrate .to Canada, I consider it the duty of everyV one who has had experience in that colony to state ...

... t cut plat vat 14, Z t. TIHE necessity for the removal of the Hull Grammar School from its present unhealthy posi- tion is, we believe, fully conceded. It is no longer desirable that the sons of Hull men should -be doomed to spend a large portion of their early days inside the walls of a building which will possibly tumble down of its owu accord some flue morning. There are, of course, ...

... U To-day's Leeda .lerc7y consists of 12 p35 ' and the Weekly lercury of 16 pagas ?? - THE LEEDS MERCURYX IT is officially announced that the E3PE or GZNmAxY slept well durin.g the greater Wjb 'lThursday night, and that his strength has verceP increased. The swelling of the right ;orearn' considerably subsided, and the condition of the °i0 wounds is normal. The appetite of His 3Laljea desired ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAENTO (BY PRIVAT TE=GRAPH FROM OUR OWN REPORTERe)> ?? HousE 0F COMMONS, TnmGDAY, e The House reassembled t.-day after the Whitsuntide e leces, and the SpzArza took the chair shortly before four il o'clock. ?? PElITIONS. tl ' Sir' Mathew Wilson ?? RidirnL,) presented petis O tioue, nuerously signed, from Saltaire and BradfOr, m favour ox the release of Mr. Edward Truelove. ti ...

... l 8PECIAL CORRESPONXDENFC. tRT PIv . Ad (By P2IIVATE TzLEGRAP.) A. LoinoN, Thur,,ay_ An unattacheda member of the Goveraniaier l assures me there will be no general election in autumn, and that the likelihood is Lord -aconezld will allow the Parliament to run its course. I (ouls advise you again, however, to accept the staterneel with caution, and be prepared for an appeal to th country at any ...

... NATIONAL INDEPENDENT ORDER OF - ODDFELLO WS. - HJJvjI.OAnWs VS ?? The AX,.O. resuned and concluded its meeting; at Leeds.yesterday. 7 - Tan Pzrnou To Tun Hou oi LorDS AGAINSiT ti 23nD CLA'SE.-The O&S. read the petition proposed to be sent to the House of Lords against the 23rd clause of the Poor Law Amendment Bill. It stated that bv the ineer- tion of that clause into the bill in question the ...

... MAN.C RESTER UNITY OF ODDFELLOWS. The Manchester. Unity Annual Moveable Committee reassembled for the third day yesterday morning, at Exeter, under- the presidency of ;Mr. HoT:iea of Londou, the Grand Master. The sub-committee's report 'was first discussed. An amendment was moved aud carried taking 60 guiaeas from the 360 recommended to be givea to Mr. Schofield, of Bradford, for his services ...