... 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 ...

... VISI lTO. NOTTIGIM ?? . .:flJ f VE 8ITY } COLLEGE. '1 tJV .W Vi~ 1. : i . fl -i ., fI ^5 irarthe, sewn tii'wimti ire ?? e lson~uredrwit a oyl'visit . Iq &hce autuimnof 1878.tAh n ?? d j L ow hio younger biro61er,''1d. reoently ,reate ; b' of Albany-has O&OretoopenUniverlty Collee. d handsome,,buildin has baewereoted by the Tox i. ,tounol it a obst di no less thai SI00,900 (including s its3, El ...

... ITSISi MORNiNG'S- :IW TQ-DAYY' -LONDN. . :.EGLAN] AND SPAIN. 'Paris orrespondent of. tli&. sy-A VXadrid telegrom in' the Tessps 'states that the Sponish G6*vrnment- lias -resumed .,tho. commercial'- treatyl :negotiatioms with England, offering, concessions, cii .liiAmperts if Ithe scale of wdine dtie is iodified FRANCE AND TUNIS. f . .i . ,(TIKEs TmEIcsZe.) : 'T=6as, Friday.'-I am assured ...

... VOLUTEER OFFICERS AT THE MANSION - HO3:0USE. l ,- o | On Saturday night the Lord Mayor of London enter. d tained p large gathering of . Volunteer commendiog officers ait a banquet in ?? Hal,. Aoogst the- ' distedguished guests who 'were present were ?? of , Cambridie (attended by haior General TyvbittO.B.); :Earl Waldegrave, Lieut.-Colonel ?? Bnio; Lieut.. b- Uolones tbe Mlarnuis of ...

... _AdA AdFoera l.-- .- -1 rose-1 1 - T arry a. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MBRCURY. sy GENTLErEN,-On the occasion of Lord Hatherley's *iy acteptance of the Chancellorship some years since, you Lto sregood enough to insert a communication relative to Idh career as a Sunday school teacher. In Leeds, any- lhe ~thing which bears on Sunday school teaching danoot fail AIs to be of interest; but apart ...

... WEEKLY RETURN OF BIRTHSANI DEATHS IN THE BOROUGII OF LEED. I I_ - .- I -- I ' A 27Tru Wi23k, 1881. th d' In tile week ending last Saturday, 4,918 .irths and 3,022 _ deaths were registered in twenty of the largest English W towns, estimated by the Reg ?? to contain a of population df more than seven and a ?? millions of ml persons in the middle of this year. The births were be 268 and the ...

... STATISTICS OF PAUPERISM IN THE EAST | AND WEST RIDINGS OF YORKSHIRE. - .Ljjj a . JA. . .J_ A By the kindness of Mr. J. 8. Davy, Poor Law Inspector for the large district comprising the East and West Ridings of Yorkshire, we are able to place before our rehders statistics sbooi'ing the number of paupers relieved in the yarioius uitos within the district during the two years ended Jaiiuary 1st, ...

... W|EATEER rUREOASTS FOR T^ODAY' The following is the forecast ot the wathw^frt four hours fromr 8.30 p.m. on Wednesday:- J.Nortncrly 'sand aorth-westerly 0.. Scotland N. .. fresh; cool, cioudy, soma rors. 2. EnglandN3.E. North-westerOl breezes$light '0dI 2. nIudaR -rate; coul, cloudy 11t tee s and: showers, then fie. Ditrc;) North-westerly e8wnel~e D ?? E. 5 light; fair, cool, naisty. 4. Mid. ...

... , LOCAL' AND GENERAL HoLBlomo MEOHANiCS' INSTrTUTE.-List of successful students:- AN;TAIAL 'RIYOSOloy ( 'ir. H. H. Martin, Teacharj.-Willinm. Seheap'rd, E 2 ratthow .ietcalfe, A 2 Arthur Spencer, E 2; Her. bert Webster, i 2;, Wim. W. Simpson, B 2. Il3rr.DInXobo(srnTClrsoaX (Mr. Albeit Jones, Tencher,.-Georgo Stevensou, E 2; Seth S. Hloldawortli, B 2, George H. Verity, E 2; t JJohn Bleckidilka, ...

... IS. P:A1L1AME.NATARY..: NOTg8. , P .L . I ,, ,. XN, ?? i- ?? -- . lpoF ais, ?? Night.D Antl-Bidlaugh petitions are till hemS presented to the house by such ieverend defenders of the faith a Ashmead-B'irtlett and iaronade Worm These hoti..o Members and Mr. Hubbard did quite a little business in the ?? petition line at the beginning of to-day's sitting. Baron de Worms's loyalty to the ...

... wp.. I XR. MA1RRIOTT, M.P., AND MR. BEADLAUGiE. . . I . .. .. I .. - . . - - Zn toplytoitn invitation to be present itt a ¢sb mnettioC Convened by the Eadical Association, to be held on the esl, Brighton, for the purpose of submitting the names of ten elsetote to carry a petition to the House of Commons in favour of Mr. 1Dradlaugh, Mr. Marriott, Q..; C ~ .i has written as followe to the ...

... -THE EMIGRATION - CLAUSE OF' THE ` LAND BILL. r si^t;. A_ _ _ zAAA~~_ A A __ A .7 _ eant The division on the emigration clause as a whole wad mg( taken yesterday spning between three and four o'clois, Including the telrers, 128 voted for the clause and 25 an against. The following Irish Members supported the r a Government :-Sir fowland, 1lennerhasseit, Mr. Me n. Brooks, Mr. James Corry, Mr. ...