... WOIEX AN-.!D WAGES. flUU'l. ?? WAG~^ES. dri; ?? o 3lC E SEN'S.-A nicel- r the colliers at ?? 'VOli)a';-cjil Alain, Mtit- . ssiou Darieald Mtain Lundhili. ieCrtonvood. anti W; was }tad last night at \Vnlnveil. 'There I atten1dauce. The Iuic.,tiuns to be dealt with i ?? ?? ta tilo livisons wic have arisel i tile m'illers in this district. 2Mr. Frith, secretary -. tih Yorkshire Assoeiation, and ...

... S POPULAR SIENCcE LEcTURES IN LEEDS.-- it Yesterday evening Professor Ricker, AM.A., delivered the first of a course of lectures for the people, under the e auspices of the Yorkshire College, in the Philosophical at Hall, Leeds. There was a large attendance, the hall being crowded, and the occasional hearty applause testified to ythe interest felt in the lecturer's remarks. The subject * was * ...

... A meeting of the members of the Leeds School Board was hold yesterday, in the Offices, Park-row. The 'Rev. Dr. FLOOD, Chairman of the Board, presided, an l tee members were preseint. I? A DAY I~NUSTF.IAn SCItOOL. t The CecirmlcANL said that, as they ?? no doubt aware. it had been determined to establish a Day Industrial 8eihool under the board. But thle sanction of thohoe SCCnoe8ie,' ii became ...

... THE BOILER~ EXPLOSION' AT ROCTIDALE. An inquest was held yesterday ait Kitson's Hotel F,1Pl1t is Wick-street, Rolioccale, before Mr. John A lolesxwortli, tou ching the death of Thomas Baker at Jamies takler, father and son, wvho were killed by cthe boiler ?? ' ,u tecitiin works in Dotlgson-sti-eet, the preious day Mr. LO 1-1. Ocorn, ?? present to watch the proceeidings. Ito TIE tirst witness ...

... GENEPRAL FOREIGN NEWS. (REUTERs TEarEciru .) FRANCE. OPENING OF THE CHAMIBERS. pAms, Tuesday.-The Legislature reassembled to-day efter the recess. it, the Chamber of Deputies, M. Desse:a:c took t'e ci ,ir by right of scuiority, and delivered the inaugural Ld~reqs. He said the present IRepublican ialelritY in the Ci ittilter retidered a fresit dissolution imoossibtc'. He also p;in ted to the ...

... Lo A complimentary dinner was given last night to Me-. S. Ii !j D. 'Waddy, QO ., M.P., by the members of The Finsbury v to Literal Association, of which he is president, in London, d r- in celebration of his return as M.P. for Sheffield. Mr. I flY. SPRIER occupied the chair. There were about three )uhundredgyoests presenit, amonigst whom ?? Andrew :, Ltus, L .P., Mir. Hlopwood, Q.C., MYP,, Mr. ...

... THE TAT BRIDGE DISASTER. RECOVERY OF FOUR BODIES NEARZ TlE, C ~~~BRIDGE.ti ins tet~ opratons t te fuoNca, Tuiesday'Xight. T Diiig oeraion ?? Bridge were, totally th ry' slspenided to-day, thie attendane of thle dlivers alit ofictial S flu ben nrreqitiredlat thea Board ?? in~pili-Y'. The searlch li fole tbodies wvas. bnwe Ic'r, co-,itiniied with grmat signor by 3d the whaling and Other boats, ...

... lVTTE P ROGRAMME OF THE FRtENCI i .IINISTRY. (FrOet OuR OW-X COeiraESPODENT.) PARIS, Monday. It won Id not bo easy to give an cxact, or even an a ipproxim iLte, idea of tho feeling in the public mind tl o .iw is1w l neiv 2Ministry. Outside the small world of 1 j rtr~i ^s i ?? place-liullters t1lere is the great Iass of P v;ori.o:rs a: 1 ch-albsiirbed citizens, who, in ordinary i tiers. ar , cr ...

... The Financier of this morinigl ?? understand il that a further dividend of Is. Xd. in the pound, makiug, o with the former dividenils, ls., wvill be paid to the E creditors by the liqnidators of the City of Glasgow Balank early in February. As regards the efforts of the liquidators Ii to secure an abatement of the interest in cousideratiou t of an immediate payment ill full, we iunderstand ...

... T iE TEE REVEN -E. The follo wing is ant abstract of the gross produce of the revenue of the United Xingdoin in the undermentiotied periods, elided December 31st, 1879:- I. Qu;arters elded Y(ear -- elnded 3M::lie31, Junie 30, Sept. 30, Dec. 31, Dce. 31, 1000. 1879. 1801. 1070. i879. Customs ?? ,279,000 4,027,000 4.433,000 5,355,000j 19,750,000 xcd-a . ?? 8,327,000 7,250,0001 5,240,000 6,400 ...

... THURSDAY, January Ist, 1880. ; H STimm is little additional news with respect t to the attempt on the life of the King and Queen of a Spain on Tuesday. Their Majestics attended the Opera subsequent to the attenmpt, and were received t with great enthusiasnm On quitting the theatre they were accompanied to the Palace by a crowvd bearin c torches. The preliminary examination of the prisoner s ...

... GUEPNIIAL YOREIGN NEWS. .. ~ ?? I tI AFGHANISTAN. MAIOWMED JAN AT OHUZNI. C; CI{U~r-ni's TaaaosInr-s.) ti Bornai, Saturday.- Major Evan Smith lies been II :.i~kel. t. KIaudaliar from his present post at Muscat on EpeciAl lolitile duty. Si C('A;rzt, Friday.-Geueral Roberts held a ?? to-day, cc at ?? Ilolivered anl address assurilig the Maliks c-i the friendly iuntentions of the British Govern- ...