... r I 1.l ?? ?? ?? Tf lhe aunclal meeting of this fraternity took place ypster- o clay at Dewsbury, under the presidency of the Right e Wy'orshipful Provincial Grand Master, Sir Henry Edwards, nl Bart., and ucnder the auspices of the lodges 208 ?? Three d. Grand Principles) and 827 (St. John's), Dewsbury. About L- 200 brethren fromn various parts of the Province assembled to greet their chief ...

... _ Mr. Wm. Hoyle, of Claremont, Tottington, near Bury, ne writes on the above-named subject as follows:- The Excise Returns, giving the consumption of intoxi. c eating liquors for lS7'J, have been published, and now a that rho excitement of the election is passing away, it v may not be unacceptable to your readers to have placed t before them a. statemuent showviing the amount of money expended ...

... itLNERAL FOREIGN NEWS. I .. o (REUT.'s TrLEGRALJM.)7 TIHE QUEEN AT BADEN. p?;-t3Anete, Saturday.-Queen Victoria and Princcss c took-a walk this morning in the -woods surround- Vifle Iloltenlolle. toit, Prince Ernest Leiningcu, accompanied by - b Alerta, arrived here, and at half-past ?? ai-t to I-ler ajesty, returning to Carlsruhc at v-e i t, I -1 sty, i.ur qt :cevn afterwards received a visit ...

... N EW MEMBE RS. The following brief biograpllics of -Members who did not possess seats in the late Parliament are given in the Daiy ly Biddell, ?? (West Suffolk) (C), of Lavenham Hall, S who was returned to the House without opposition, ian succession to Colonel Windsor Parker, a s the tenant- farmer candidate, is the third son of Mr. Arthur Biddell by his wife Jane, a daughter of Mr. Robert ...

... GL§NERAL FOREIGN NEWS. t ErE. .S. ?? . 3- - . (BztTn-J's TELraoniFua TiiE ROYAL YISIT TO GERMANY. Ittascio-r. Frilay .-The departure of their Royal isses the Prince and Princess of Wales has .. rsponred until the 15th inst. The Crown. Prince of -: Lt- yh11aLS left Darnistadt. l BrCS BAnDES. Friday.-Her Majesty Queen Victoria . ii u1( l'ning to the Mfichaelsberg. The Princess it- lisit to the ...

... GAZETTE ANNOUNCEMIENTS. Wmn. Irytv Wyvlde. Eso., lately Superintendent of the Slave Trade an-ud Consular Department (Foreign Office), has been inide a Companion of the Bath. The Queen has been pleased to appoint Co]. E. 0. A. Gordon, R.E., to be a member of the Council of the Ber- mudas or Somers Islands. Tile Queen has been pleased to appoint Thomas Uping- ton Simeon Jacobs a nd A. IV. ...

... WEEKLY RETURN OF BIRTHS AND ID1ATHS IN THE BOTROUGH OF LEEDS. I I- - A__- I f, _ ,AA !12rxt Waa, IS80. Int the Nveek ending last Eaturday 6,140 births and 3,114 deatlfs were regiitered inO ?? of the largest English towns, etimlated by the Registrar-Geineral to contain I 1 popllihtionl of nearly seven anda slaf inillions of persons i i the saslsdlo of this year. The births verL -15 1131d j thei ...

... PATIENTS. ?? I ?? .! -. F (CZ'ntdenoeed fieen (he Jwtrnet. of' Mie GO'iAN.TSOF Pavslxa Ploi 1's ?? ll_ (4:itob~srs. B. Walliatik,1l liteire' 1I ?? Lceeds. Tablles, IL. PI :stead I r sii Iei valves atwater meoters, P t 0 jolints of rails for ?? &Xe. IJ. ' ~e N)I' of ?? ?? ond wartp Itireas11, J. Poole. IBradCi;'r. &c. T Doniniin, Lsw-lanieege p ' {'lIl1cj1ys MUill cords, D. liewhiret at P' ' ...

... | The local steeplechase is ?? of the few occasions fo which country houses are filled with guests. It is a kind of general pinic, and it occupies the whole party from breakfast time until dinner, which is saying not a little, while it affords food for conversatien during the evening before and the evening after. Few entertainments are more dependent upon the weather. - Many steeplechase' ...

... THE DECORATION AND FURNITUPRE OF - I TOWN HOUSES. The second of six lectures on this subject, being one of the Canton Lectures, has been. delivored in the Hall of the Society of Arts by Mr. Il. AV. Lddis, F.S.A. The lecturer stated that he proposed to deal in that lecture with floor, wall, and ceiling decoration. It would be3 necessary to observe that in the rooms of towa houses it was ...

... The following are the results of the elections of guardians for these unions: SKIRLAUGH UNION.-AIdbrOUgb, Williain Graves Walgate ; Atwick, Ski'rlington, and Arram, George Mason Gale, junr.; Bewholme and Nunkeeling, Henry Smith; Bilton, James lEngland ; Bonwick, Moses Top. ham ; Benningholme and Grange,. Mr. Samuel Machbin; Brandesburton, Michael Chapman; Catwick, William Robert Park; Catfoss, ...

... LERMS UNDUSTR1AL o - .0. - ITHE, LDIT(-nS fw1.riiv i 7 v - TO THE EDITO~~~tS 01' 'iii TI' iI I l~ictdt to rea i ill ytiit C.r *d(enoralise-d ?? ofil! I, think it will bu stil It'O ?? theit0 At1 it Dort C 11''I yiratc ont ol, Itoit. MSoIni It - Itt llI Slde setat to tj risito toO i' 't1. its - llpee cue ?? Otd, I :, A e Ttt ed , c;I n't'terS1, li I tt1 1l Is towrds ~lthe titf.d ti tj~,e'tittt . ...