... I ''omn (1rh Lcords dercurv Weekly Seipplemeet off SctUrday, - dagst I Aw.) Duriag the past week harvest worlk in most parts of the country lias been more or less interrupted by rain. Still rapid progreis has been made, and the rain that has fallen hitherto has done more good than harm. Where ,suishine has followed the showvers there has not been enough wet to damage the cut wheat or oate, ...

... UUR HARVEST FI1ELDS. Tho ?? letter appeared in the Times of yester-.j clay: - tiaci Sir,-At the close of this kautiful day spient in thc I fields, the distinot impressionl senainls that wheat alnd not weeds has been ?? tsli rearohc and that the general yield will be Very good ill qusllity and a full average in quantity. With ordinary suimriec weather throughout this month the wheat yield ...

... T Il x STAEO DRJriLAND. -AGRARIAN OUTRAGES., Cora, Tuesday Night. Mr. Robert Hge 'yeWhte, who has since the beginning of the ledaiato ,xeiened s6 mitch difil- culty in, collectin hietfudit niecessary to serve ejeetments in ?? ocme h psymnenitthereof. A Ifew days ago lb rceedhmef with a force of twelveI constables, are ith rils n evolv5ers, for the par- pose of servrirg sjcmn nhsdfaulting ...

... TEE GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL, LEEDS. - , . , , ., E - X, L- - .. ?? -. m l - The followink report of the Examinir, the Rev. E. S. San4ersol, M.A., on the above-named schoo], has been made to the Seoretary of the Sehools Examination Syndicate of the University of Cambridge:- his-I beg to submit to ToU tho following report of the leeds ?? Bchool for oirls, which I have examined at your request, both o ...

... THIS MORNINiG'S NEWS. I TO-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. MERCURY-OFFICE, Tuasdav, 5am., a . THE EGYPIAN CRISIS. e AzhxA=s=, Monday. - The Khedive told me yesterday that Ourabi Bey told him that ha would resist all Europe. The Khedive asked, What force have youP Hereplied, A million. Have you r rifles? No, but we will fight; we shall be ;, beaten, but in the cause of liberty; ' and similar ...

... THE RELEASE OF -R.,JOHN DILLON. -- ~~ - - ~DUBL]LN, Monday Night. r The release of Mr. John Dillon, ?? was birouh 1 about through the report of Dr. Kenny, his meical : attendant, corroborated by that of tepsodotrthat 01 furthor'inicarceration would be' higl agru othe IC life of the Member for Tipperary o h is two el months of his imprisonment Mr. Dilngto airly anough, but in the third month ...

... WEATHER FOREOASTS FOR TO-DAY.I 1 The following iB the forecast of tha Lv9%fh3r for twicstr four hours from 8.30 p.m. on MondyLv , 0. ) N } Southerly winds, fresh to frz r 0. Scotlatld N -- fair. t . Scotland E 2. England N.E. I South-easterly to souther s Leeds nad moderate to fresh; iar, cc'. r District . J 3. England E Easterlv'brieze3, moderate to hibro 3 cold, dry. . Counties ...

... . LEEDS BOARD OF UARDIANS. *THE CI.EBK AND MB. SIMPSON. to TBMS THREATENED' ACTION FOR LIBEL. el Yesterday the ordinary weekly meeting of the Leeds at Board' oi Guardians was held. r. CLAUE Rreldadd d and ini addition to there being a large attendance 0 t members, Xr. Daavy' (Poor Law Inspector) was present. al The board was occupied for some time In the considera-e tion of a difference which ...

... I LaL PL-- ?? - -:R I _ H :;J`PERIAL:~ VP:A`gt A.M.ET.; ., (FROI~c o~irB ()WNII toRTBs3 l ' 8, . ?? OF OOMMQ, WEDNEsD4V ?? sI The SPEA En took the:chdir at ten minittes past ?? ye s. o'clock. . . , : .. . STEEN''SUNDAY CLOSING. a . M\r. STEVEDNSON (South,. Shields) presente'd &,-petitiont; , nfavtiou bl' his ind'ay' Clotin,; Bil; 'which h7est'ated wav : al00 :yaids longand eigted by 84,283 ...

... ll f DR. r'ERRIEWRS LOAISATIQNS FOR or ?? : WHOSE ADVANTAG I I I (i'a'om Me~ BritisAjfsdi~oal .Tournlt2.) Os puli a ask 'with regard to physiclgolrsarh ittt is cne which is often somewhat difficult to anewdr in a WILY le satisfactory to the man to whom scientific terms cofletituts 1i, ia dead language; to whom Eoientific datii are the dry ie bonee of a barren' scepticismi and scientific truth ...

... SERIOUS SUBSIDENCE OF LAND-AT AL OLDHAM. * Ad _ 1 .- _ -S VL m e as f- vL. fEL±. A.. . At the meeting of the Water Committsb of the Oldham Coi'oration last night, an extraordinary state of affairs was reported. The land about Ashton-road is giving way,' in consequence of the removal of some coal mine workings. The gas mains of the Corporation have been damaged, and explosions kept occurring ...

... The standard understands that the question of Volunteer organisation is now engaiing the attention of the War Office authorities, and that Mr. Childers hopes, when introducing the Army Estimates next session, to explain some at least of the measures pro- posed to be taken with a view to the improvement of the force. THE BU5SIAsxS fEYOND TRE (IAS1IAN.-NO one can accuse Russia of keeping her ...