... s Ri~xiS AN - :: AND = SalC iezks, ANCIgENT ANLD MOt'DERN. 11 e l rIfartero--A pillov1.. ¶tle vane ?? ill Iodical treatment-Ill, pill, bill. The vorld is iil:O *L pli) 50, being full of sharps andl Ilats. Illo tdeili .vln ua uinan is plagued by reason of hi; lhc1); ies sal:l to sulihar from tic-dollar-eux. Mro. 1'1rtilIgz;-.aYs that her minister preached abor oo 'zI) - p 'oiy of tte ...

... jqigtrict lKews. belonging to Messrs. John Croft and ¶1 A t Nfto, spinnersi Leeds, has been destroyed by F ag e done to the extent of -£.30,0o0. C , dOrD Quarter Sessions were held on Saturday, 3snC otue thW necessary business, were adjourned to 1 (I 0afour O/tl- dugay vas exhibition day at Ampleforth ( WedoedaYe usual distribution of prizes took place, I (4 ~d by arl address to the students ...

... Local Eutelligruct. p letter bags per Hero s, Captain Dryden, will ,made up for Christiania and Christiansaild at 7 3p2L. his (Friday) evening. MU POnICe BAND AT TS:E PARK.-The following ?? programme to be performed, under the direct- i4S Mr. W. Dodgson, batsiusster, at the Perk, this g fromi 7 to 9 pIl. March ?? Enchanted Basses. QuadLille ..Merry-go-Bound. Valse ?? . Sylvia. Polka ?? ...

... the latest proces of toe principal St securities:- BarnIsH FTINDO, &c.-Consols 904- to 96% for money, ana $164 to 96% for account. New and Reduced Three -per Cents. '26i to 90%. Exechequer Bills 6 to 1 1 PM. India Fick1've nier Cents. 1034 to I1i31; ditto Four per Cents. 11144 to 10441; ann 'litto Bonds 33s. to 38L. prens. ibank ot hnolandi Stock 260 to 262 ;Metropolitan Board tf Works btotit ...

... MANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD, AND LIN- COLNSHiRE RAILWAY. The half-yearly meeting of the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway Company was held yesterday afternoon at the London-road Station, Manchester. An abstract of the directors' report and accounts has bees published. The CHAI2imAN (Sir E. Watkin, ?? in moving the I adoption of the report, gave some addtional particulars of the traffic ...

... ,,I, 1 - .- .. . - - . In 'view of the 'atta eslof, our own Royal Navy and one belonging to the German Imperial Navy. still lie submerged on our coast, it will not he imopper,- aI tune if we place before out, readers a description of plant ,n and apparatus which have been designed with the view of p raising Her Majesty's ship Vanguard. It may bie ramem. a bered that Mr. Druinit Halpin, G.E., ...

... WUli-K. AND) WAUrES. TnE PROPOSED REDUCTION OF AINI]S' WA&E§ IN SOUrT1 Yoietscnin-On Disedday the adjourred mreet- ing of the memrlers of the South Yorkshire and North Derbyshire Coalowners' Association was held at Saeffield. At a meeting ot the Association held at Sheffield oi Tues tay week a copy of a eruular, as foLlows, was Bent to ilt the nolliery-owners in the district:- Moved by Mr. ...

... MOR.NING EXPRESSc T'O-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS, XERCURy_-BO.yI0E, Friday, 5 a.m. LOID DERBY AND THE MINISTRY. The Tinmes ?? Derby's criticisms last night were erfectly legitimate; but it will be felt that he transgressed his rights and the customs which it is aesirable to uphold when he ?? back to his teciollections of the former discussions of thle Uabinet and stated that a far more ambitious ...

... LEEDS PARISH CHURCH MIDDLE-CLASS I ?? BOlYS' SCHOOL. The following are the results obtained by the pupils of this school in the Science and Art Department, held in May last. More than 25 per cent. of the pupils in attendance at the EcaOol passed in magnetism, electricity, . and chemistry. There was not as ingle failure in the second 2 stage of mathematics, only one in. advanced chemistry, and ...

... I ARTIkLERY CAMP OF DISTRUCTION. ,- 4: - ^ _ is Thle first camp of instruction under the new mobili5s5 Dg tion scheme fias been opened at Fort Rowner, nenr V _ Fortou. Thoeolunteers were composed of the foflow L ?? battery offier and 60 rank and file of the 4th Lo ucashire (Liverpool) Artillery Volunteers, two battery n ufficers and 60 rank and file of the 6th Lancashire (Man-. 0 chester) ...

... (TI3£F; TELEGRsw.) CAPETOWN, July 2.-An ?? bas been pro% claimed and a free pardon offered to the Kaiffirs who surrender tbemnselves. The late Saudilli's ions and councillors have been captured. General Thesiger is in Capetown, and ParliameLt habs passed a vote of thanks to him, Commodore Sullivan, and the army, navy, and Colonial forces, for their services in quelling the rebellion on the ...

... THE WESLEYAN CONFERENCE, - 1. ?? BRADFORD. Tbe Conference was opened yesterday with the usual de- votional exercises. A letter was received from Dr. Williams, the Secretary of the Conference, in which he oxpresseli his inability to attend the Conference owing to domestic affliction. The Rev. Alarmadike Osborn, Assistant- Secretary, was asked to supply the place of Dr. W/illiams. The roll of ...