... HUDDERSFIE1LD.-The annual vestry meeting of thd parish church of St. Peter's was held yesterday. Mr. Henry Barker was appointed vicar's warden, Mr. B, H; Walker was appointed parishioners' warden. Mr. R. Cuthbert and Mr. J. Yeoman were elected as the vicar's and parishioners' sidesmen. It was stated that the churchward-ns began the year with a debt of 5130 and ended wi-h only £187. Mr. E. H. ...

... THE G1REEK FRONTIER., A Foreign Office paper, issued lest s4ight, contains tha t Coiloctivo Notes to Turkey and Greece, the substance of u vhicrh has already been made public, and also the follow- tn despatch from Lorct Granville to Mr. (orbett, Hel a Majesty's representative at Athens:- Foreign Office, April 6th, 1YSI. Thodiscussions almongthe Ambassadors of'the mediating Powers at ...

... During the Iast few weeks several business houses have been broken into in Leeds, and considerable quantities of goods carried off. Although the police have been apprised of these occurrences, the burglars have dealt so carefuly with the stolen property that, eb far as we are d aware, noue of the thieves have been captured. This mf y arise from the fact that the articles stolen are oa the ...

... PA4RJIAMENTARY NOTES. ; FUOU OUR OWN Conpon5WrNT.) HoUs ,v Cosroms, Friday Night. Ii the Hquse of. Lords this afternoon--the last sitting befor6 the Easter recess-nothing of striking importanee occurred, if the Duke of Argyll's statemelnt with xegare to his retirement- from office is excepted.' His Grace referred to the matter in Imbdued tones, but still in' such a way as to leave no doubt as ...

... Pie= G =NEWS I THIS MORNING's NEWS. TO pAY'S LONDON PAPERS.' MERCOURY-OFFZlA Tuesday, 6 a.d. E b THE GREEK QUESTION. r 'The gaqndard correspondent at Athens has received t authentic information. that the reek Minister to tho q Porte-has been ordered to return from Constantinople, a because in tho discharge of his o0ioiai dutieshe bas a i not conformed to the instructions of his Government, a ...

... I : . U8 'WEA,9THElR OHE3ART, Am=I 1a. : ~ ~ ~ ~ I ., - 8 . L- . . - : _ _ J1 ( The chart represents the weqtern oounatries cf EUM1ODl Frorw NorwaY to the coasetoi Portual, and ?? Great Britain and the3lrftiah tsjey. Ituno inaludes the North Sea or Germen Ocean, the Bay ?? th'g editer. ranean, the.Atluntio, with the English Oha;ael; British Chanuel and Irish Sea! 53/. * ?? I~tit. l ?? ?54 > ...

... ITHIS MORNING'S NEW.S TO-DAY'S LONDON IRS s mAMRCURY-OFFICE, Monday, 5 a.m. THE CLAIMS OF GREECE. 3 (STANDARD TMaEGUM.) 1 AENws, Sunday Night.-I learn to-day that IT. Coumoundouros has just despatched to the diplomatic representatives of Greece abroad a circular note. This document has been called forth partly by I the dissatisfaotion. expressed in, Athens, and partly by the fact that the ...

... MONDAY, April 4tth, 1881. 3 - D THE Prince of Wales and the Duke of Edin- S burgh arrived in Brussels yesteiday from' Berlin, and were to leave last night for London. 1 . Ir is stated that the Transyaal refugees have forwarded a protest to Lord Kimnberley against the I conditions of peace concluded with the Boors. The Boers continue commandeering, and subject the ldyal inhabitants to harsh ...

... THE ICONOMISTE'S SOLUTION OF THE TUNIS QUESTION. IV-,t BIND-Ir-- f-nn rnv jrrvnq' (FROrov OROWN CoRnnSc'ONIcnc) a.1 10 PAUrS, Sunday. It The Economisto .Franqais contains an extremely la' trenchant and drastic article, which can be characterised fu as nothing short of an imperative summons to the r r, French Government to occupy and annex Tunis. The hi~ ~o writer is M. Leroy-Beaulieu, who ...

... LEEDS GUARDIANS AND OUTDOOR PiELIEF. Ad Ace . n nrr fllrrs- TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS ME, RCURY, GENTLEArfN,-Pardon men troubling you again on the above matter. Tho letter 'published in your columns of Tuesday, signed '0G. F. 'Cockburn, was of such a personal and spiteful nature that I should hava treated it with the silence it deserves, but seeing yen have drawn attention to the ease in ...

... - S A *h_ B A A u - -on4- n +r The following is the forecast of the weather for twenty- four hours from d.3U p.m. on Thursday:- ,0. bootland ?? 1 0,cotlaad N. ?? southerly and south-westerlv . Eincland N I windsn cloudy, some raiu and 'I.ed and mist, close. Districtli ?? S. EinglandE. ) Southerly to westerly winds, mode- rate; dull, some rain, then fair. 4. Mid.-Counties t. EnglandS. [in- ...

... THE PREFECTURE OF POIJOB QUESTION. (FaoW0oux oW CoiRroAFMMM.) PIus, Mondays The relations of the Prefect of Police to the Munioi. pal Council and the Home Department of the Govern- ment formed the subject of an interpellation In the Chamber of Deputies this afternoon. The partioular grievances felt by the extreme section of the Republican party against the present holder of the above office ...