... VOLTEER PRIZE SHOOTJNG. i BMRyDFORD RrJLES.-W ?? SHOOTING CLUIJ.- I The first competition of the third season of winter shoob 3 ing took place at Baildon on baturday. The rules ot ths 3 club are nearly identical with those of last year. - Thert t will be ten comoetitions, running on throuih the wintet I to the end of March. A silver spoon, value I0s., will be I given as a first prize in each ...

... LOCAL ANDII:GENERAL. THE .ARC~H11183V OklYoRIC ON' TEMPMIA!,WI2.- h lsuc of EnglRAn Tqm1persaA~a.Wqi~sn is about to be held in Sheffield, and in anttipipation ~fi h rh hop i of York has addressed the following letter-to the working h classes. It is dated ]Biahopthorpe, York, September 2nd,, .7? 1884, and his Grace Saws, Mydear Frienda,-Il learn with. gi much pleasure that it is intended to ...

... .Mrl _ - zer I . 4.. Our Malton correspondent ?? view bf the pro. bability of this borough being shortly mergel in the Iount, great interest is being taken by the inhabitants in the eubject. It seems to be a pretty general opinion that there will be one naore election, however, on the present franchise, and parties are making arrangements accord. ingly. Both sides are prepared with candidates ...

... [XERIAL PARLIAMENT.1 ?? .. (FROX OuR OWN EBEORTIEaS.) ROIJMSF4 OF LORiDS, TtSDAy. p r~D Q oy ELT tool his seat .o9 the wgplpack LoQrd $A4 INGTOW presented ~twenty petitjous frqm b¢eds ,anq, other places in favour 0± the Fewale Frauchise. THE NEW GOVEiRNMENT OFFIOES. Lord SUDEBLEY, ip respgnsa to Lord LAZmIGTON, statbd. that some of the laud on which it was proposed to crect the nev War Ofhce ...

... I 5 - ?? I Under the auepices of the Leeds Temperancei Society, tu s Dr. B. W. ~ RroaAupsoN, ?? London, delivered as. th a, lecture in thle Albert Hall, Cookrid ge.-street,. lest night, w 01on The World Without Wine. The gallery, to which gi t there was free admission, was crowded, and the, body -of w a the hall, for admission to which a charge wasi made, was fc well filled. it was intended ...

... I NEW CHURCH FOR HUDSWELL, NEAR I RICHMON D. . I FOUNDATION-STONE LAYING BY LORD ZETLAND. Yesterday Lord Zetland laid the foundationnstone of a new church at Iludswell, near Richmond. The ceremony was performed in the presence of a large assemblage of spectators fronm Richmond and all the surroundingvillages. The new church is being erected on the site of the old one, which was of. the Early ...

... THISIMORNING'S NEWS, TO-DAY'S LONDONTAPERS4 THE AMERICAN PRESIDENCY., (STwDARD TELEGnAL) NEW Yon;, Sunday Night.-The Republicans per. sist in their intention to contest the result in New York State, but people generally make a large allowance for the disappointment of the Republican party, and no fear is felt as to the issue. This contention, how. ever, serves- to keep the question open, and ...

... TI PREMIER'S VISIT TO MI M-LOTHIAN. EhNTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION IN$ ] EDINBURGH. PRESEXTATIO(I OF AN ADDRESS. r(FROM Olm CORRESPONDENTS.) f EDINBusnrG, Wednesday Nignt. At Edinburgh the reception of the right hon. gentleman twas most enthusiastic. The train was timed to arrive at -be CaIedonian Station at 4.J0 p.m., but by three o'clock -people began to take up positions near the station, deter- ...

... HOW TO QET To KHARTOUM. AN LNTERVIEW 'WITH MRfl. I.L XSTANEY. v of t: (Jt'oviss 2-0,1 H2aljMl t Gartte.) Iall SSo you are not going to KhartoumP said as repro-. inlg sentative of the Pail Hall Ga'ersfe to Mr. A. Mt. 13teanley, Ithe as hie entered the room in Sackville-street, where the fror African explorer is for the present resting after his toil- some experience on the Congo. III have ...

... :' Thefollowingis theforecast of the weather fo: twenty. four hours from 8.30 p.m. oa Friday:- 0. SOOTImjD N.-North-westerly auid westerly breezes, LZ ScomTi E!-Ditto. 2. 7rasan N.EM. (including Leeds and Distdeti..- fDitto. ?? ENGIM E.-Same as No. 6. 4. MtI.DA. CoUTMzs.-Ditto. 5. EmLrr&:-D S. (mcluding London Distriet and Channel).-Light westerly or north-westerly airs; tine generrally; hazy. ...

... I THE RAILWAY ACOXDENT NEAR., : . . PENINTONE. : Duting yesterday the operations of removing the ,Wreckage of the train at Penistone were continued, but no niew light has been thrown upon the cause of the accident. Yesterday afternoon the jury who were empannelled by the Coroner saw the engiuej and they were unanimously 4f opinion that the broken crank could not have been deteetbid in the ...

... umnLances. CARMARTHENSHIRE..-Mr. W. R. Z. Powell, the present Member, and Mr. D. Pugh, Manoravon, will, it is stated, contest the county of Carmarthenshire in the Liberal interest at the next election. Viscount Emlyn, who is the only Conservative Member of Parliament fol South Wales, is the Conservative candidate. THz QUEEN AND THE HULL IsFIRmARY. -The Chairman of the Board of Management of ...