... EXTENSIVE FLOODING IN WHAAIFEDALE. As Li result of the heavy rails of the last two days the river Wharfe hls overflowed its banks, and the valley has beel inundated to a largre extent. Between Pools and Arthington hliudreds of acres of fields wvere flooded, pre. seating ?? appearaceo of a vast ltke, and there has also becie considerable flooding between Oiley iiid Illkhty. li the ...

... YORiKSHIIRSE v. SURIREY. r | lore rierrabblo wesatlier coulil hardly have been ehosen ?? ?? decisiou of this raninlev 11151tuii according to Rivighy Litou rulvs thaln vs experieniced vcsterday iu London. ] Ih It kilid )PLr V'ark, Ii ictisuond, was the scene of action, I i;d lnca\' y ir in, tarnll ny ill the titoeriloo to SInole, Ihad the J ClYCc, of MLicill' the ?? to the most dlilmilutivo ...

... IAIP ERIAL P A R L I AM E N T. 0O IHOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY. we The LORD CHAuN=cLLOR took his seat at five o'clock. to The Epping Forest Bill passed through all stages. The County Court Jurisdiction in Lunacy (Ireland) Bill and the Wild Birds' Protection Law Amendment Bill wcore read a third time and passed. The Courts of Justice ro Building Act (1505) Aticuclinent Bill and the Merchant )y ...

... WILLS AND BE-QUTEuS. (Freor )ehe 11nsveratedi rlonsdo eCIws, j]ov. 13t/i.) a The will (dated Septeumber 5th, 1879) with a codicil it (dated June 28th, ISS ) of Mr. Edward Mackenzie, J.P. s - and DL., late of lawley Court, Bucks, who died on; -Septethber 27th last, was proved on the 2,th lilt. by Ij Colonel William Forrest anld William DTdlziel Mackenzie, U Y the son, the acting executors, the ...

... vNE S. ?? .r~-r~tTT A T * ..FfE~~MINISTERUAL ,-C E' IS~~IS. ,SFCIAL CORRESPO5,DE'O-,) xt;.Le, Thursdity, 9. 0 p.m. - * nt 111s ?? reinstalled by a Vt, ?? ll ?? by M' FeTry ' l jt icltnde.d to make tho priority of ;: is ' n e of principle. This voto is - to the scanidal occasioned by the ' ,he 1ulu(iry-d'Assor resistanee to ! to the weakrness of M. CIue1ne- the' v.O-peration of the Naqeet ' ic~ ...

... IRE LEEDSS REi(CU1R _ v- IJU'DAl 1 OclebeCr let, 1Sf 0. TILE Ambassadors of the Powors e it Coustfnl- tinople havo signed : Protocol, to thie chit that the 3 Governments represented onggc that, in alny arralige- 0e lac-llt 1-03Ultin fronit their conlcertedl action to Secul-L tbo execution of tile I'rtty of Blurlill cn l ler'ill.i Mlontenegro aml Greee, they will seel iti increaso of territory ...

... ?? li SPECIAL CORO ESP0XDE.XC fRY PTh7T7 ?? CBY PRIVATE TxlzonoPt., Losnox, Monday i.'ig It is now desirable, above all things, th people should understand the Land Bill and t beris that they are about to be Supplied anit information on the details of the bill. Those j eaple from Ireland who gave the bill a steady sappart.b, decided that a clear and popular summary of its PI.,e sions should be ...

... ITHIS HO1INJ- N'StXR TO-DAY'S LONDON`: POMi.v 1- PRESIDENT GARFELD.I: ?? (DAIY IBnVS TZFOGY.) . WAxssNGTos, Monday._-Toaday's-buUl, tiug tendvir sligtly to allay anxiety in. regard to the Preai~ent. He has taken food in a natural way Without fastrio disturbance, but his exhaustion continues,1.,UisW physicians still speak with soier degree of h6ope Drt Blissoconsiders the stomach tiuproving li ...

... ; THESTUPPAGE OF COTTON MILLS. 1, PROPOSAL TO RUN SH31ORT TIME. fl In Burnley and Padiham, where there are about' one miillion spindles. firine representing over 800,000 have g~ iveri in their adhesion to thd short-timne proposal. s~A telegram from Oldham yesterday morning says- )f several cotton mnills have stoppedainfleet townu. The total ts loss tooferistlies' wages in Oldham by the ...

... THE CONTAGIOUS DISEABES (ANIMALS) ACT, 1878. I. - .. . . . -Sv_ The following are upw areas infected with foot-mnd4 mouth disease under the above-mentioned Act, except the lines ot railway within those areas, as far as those lines are used or required for the transit of animals through those areas without untrucking:- DURHAM. 1. So much of the county of Durham as lies between the river Derwent ...

... The subject has been frequently mooted as to whe, Darlington, the birthplace of railways and the place connection with which Stephenson's triumph with bt the'locomotive was first achieved, should take any pat the centenary celebration at Newcastle. Nothi4?h 1L ever, of a public nature in connectioxi with the event been attempted, except in the irisortant contributie which Darlington furnishes ...

... VOLUTEER OFFICERS AT THE MANSION - HO3:0USE. l ,- o | On Saturday night the Lord Mayor of London enter. d tained p large gathering of . Volunteer commendiog officers ait a banquet in ?? Hal,. Aoogst the- ' distedguished guests who 'were present were ?? of , Cambridie (attended by haior General TyvbittO.B.); :Earl Waldegrave, Lieut.-Colonel ?? Bnio; Lieut.. b- Uolones tbe Mlarnuis of ...