... MR, PARNELL. Mr. Parnell, immediately after his address at Birming- ham will proceed to Cork, and will be present at a meeting of hbs constituents ou Sunday next, when the Land Bill r will be discussed. Mr. Parusll will probably address a meeting at Manchester on the following Tuesday. P ARRESTS UNDER THE COERCION ACT. George Marshall, arrested at Tralee under the Coercion y Act, in connection ...

... THE M INERS' NATIONAL UNION AND THE IRISH LAND. BILL. '1P. r Tt,,nl of thi Miners' National Union have Ttli 11t123r J.AL'13)LlJtI. The Central Board of the Miners' National Union have passed the following resolution:- The Irish Land Bill, as brought into the House of Commons by the Right Hon. i W. 3-Gladstone, MilY., on behalf of her Majesty's l Government, we believe to be a measure far in ...

... .. _ _ At 1 - I -- - - - The following is Dr. Goldie's report upon the state of the public health of the borough for the five weeks ended the 2nd inst. :-The births registered numbered 1,217, and yielded the rate of 38-8 per 1,000 inhabitants. TLhe deaths numbered 693, and the mortality rate was 21l per 1,000. The death-rato of the corresponding aeriod of 1380 was 20( 6per 1,000, showing that ...

... SPECIAL CORRESPONDE NCE. (BY PVIVATE TBLUnGRLPH.) LoNDoN, Friday Night. I understand that Lord Carlingford will be appointed Lord Privy Seal, in succession to the Duke of Argyll. XThis appointment, in present circumstances, is one of the- best 'that could be made. Lord Carlingford understands the Irish Land question as no other member of the Upper House does, and he drew up the minority report ...

... 'THI5 lORNJNGS News TO-DAY'S .LONDON PAJJRS. . JWBOURZ-OFFICE, Saturday, 5 amr THE GREEK QUESTION. (DALLY NEWS Thawed.) BE1Nw IFriday Night.-I hear that beides ad, Collective Note of the Powers to Greece, England has sent a special intimation to the Hellenic Governmenty adsuring it that in case of war the Greeks must in no way expect or count on assistance fro0m England. The Greeks have also ...

... . THE - LEEDS I1ERCURY. TUESDAY, April 19th, 1881. THn Court-martial on Colonel Malcolmson, on the charge of suggesting the abandonment of the gans and. w6unded at- Maiwand, was coucladed yesterday, when he was -honoirably acquitted of all the charges brought against him. IT is announced from Malta that the Iris has been 6rderedto the Dardanelles, to embark Mr. Goschen on his return to England ...

... I ILLNESS OFLORD BEAkCONSFIELD. A| The alirmn caused by the v aridus' eportsr5about Lard I' ' leacopsfielcl's Uiesss thiroug~put the' day qas' ~iinoa w~ay -. m - :Vlayed . ns .'eveningr aplproaolhed. , ?? was s crowded the entire' time ?? a constant ;suceession of 'e in uirers, and every -sciap of 'information ?? t . shis condition was e'agerl'received. 'About' five o'clock'hc'was 'reported ...

... ?? Di MONDAY, April 11th, 1SL. do ab TBE Princess of Wales left Berlin yesterday at sh half-past twelve o'clock, for England. t FRoy Newcastle, April 9th, it is stated that ne a large number of cases are reported of outrages corm- mitted by the Boers in the Transvaal. Many of the English settlers who have returned there since the' conclusion of peace have found their farnms occupied by. en ...

... THD - TBMPERANCE MISSION IN I I ~ ~~ .. REEDS. o I , Ld. 'U l. The third neass meeting in connection with the Gospel Toempeance Mission which' is being conducted in Leeds by Mr. ..T. Booth, of America, was hield Iast evening in the Victoria aill. As'dt'the previous pneetings, the large building was crowded in every part, and many were agani unable to obtain admission. The Rev. Canon JAcireso ...

... WEXTHER CEEART, APRIL 7. 1 t - - ~ 1 - The chart represents the western couiitries c f BM~rOs frogs N'orway to the coast oi Portugal, and embrames.Omrat IBritain and the British Isles. It also includes the North Sea nr German Ocean, the Bay of Bicay, the Mediter- Iranean, the Atlantic. with the English Mhamael British Chari~kel and Irish 3am. REMARKS. 8.30 ?? weather over the United Kingdom is ...

... SCOTOH FISHING. (Toem the Pall Miale Gazette.) The frst two months of the year's salmon-fishing have c been a complete failure, so far as angling goes, although the nets have blpen quite as productive as in former springs. Whether irrational rapacity has not led to a c ruinous increase in the netting of most of the principal rivers is a question well worthy of the early attention of s riparian ...

... BRADFORD vl. UNITED STALES. TO TI-HB EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. GawTaEsram,-I fully expected that some of tho Bralford mauufacturers would havo said somithing through the medium of your columus respenting the report of th., American Consul at Bradford, but as nothing has yet appoared, will you allow me to supplemct the remarks of Mr. Nettleton, of Huddersfield. Can it be the irrepressible ...