... THE HOME -SECRETARY, - ?? r -tJro.6 .>9w t0.rsih Sir Win..Vernon Hlarcourt, hb& -Hbme Secretary, mnade his first public appodrafice iklihsgo~wy)escerday after- wh noonl, when he was. esirolled. as'a burgeiB4 ssd',ra; guil Ear -brotber of the city. Dusing the forenoon 'be *'as fully A aft occupied with offioialbusiness, sirid did not leave thehougoeut Sol, his host, Mdr.Tenn~ant, M.P., ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ITAIS &MORMNG'S NEWS. . . O-DAy'S LO.NDON PAPER.. -: EJWS URY-QFFICR, Tuesdy, 65 ann. LAND :LEAGQU Thie fneo says-Liberal- end Constitutional politicians on both 'sides of the Atlantic- ?? agreed that the British Governent.Icould not hate refrained any longer from using -its powers to the ,.utrost tagainst the Land League without betraying the cause of settled law and civilised. society. The ...

... J'SIR MICHAELMCKS-BEACH ON CHUROH . . d ; _ ArND STATE! sY 8it MPEAEL Hoxe-B~Ao, M.P.,siefaying~t thero- Diocesan O6iferenec'at Gloucester ysedyf lielrela. by. tions of ghurch ai~d State, said it wasof infnteygeae .f impgrtance to the State than to the Church that he latter . *. should lbe establisheid. He was nbt'qiiit6 sure whether, in 585 this country, it was not also of more, importance ...

... ; |IS~ iiiz NI -G'S I I EWS. ?? -TO-DY' tONDON ,PAYPS. : t w'M 'ZEQCUB -O~fFICZ Saud mmn Of . ?? , _S ~ I r q MR. GLADSTON IN 'EEDS. L The imes maintains that the series of 0seeohes Sc delivered yesterday by the Prime Minister: at Leeds li will not disappoint the keen' public expectation aroused es by'the occasion. -Mr..Gladston'e-had a tvtofold'taskoto 3 perform, and. ie performed it with ...

... LOCAL AND. GENERAL. ?? e IMEMENTO Or TE RIOUT HoN.' W. E GLD- sTON'S VsIVSIT.-The speeches delivered by Mr. Gladstone in reply to the addresses presented to him front nearly a hundred Liberal Associations, and to the Leeds Chamber of Commerce, are being published by the Liberal Assoolia- tiou, and can be had at its officer In addition to the speeches, there is an accompanying preface, giving ...

... THE LEEDS LERCURYo FRIDAY, October 28t~l, 131. THnE reported betrothal of the Hereditary i Grand Duke of Badea with the Princess of Nassau is { contradicted. T=E King and Queen of Italy left Milan' on Wednesday evening'for Ponteba, where they arrived a early yesterday morning. They reached Villach two hourslater, and were received by the Governor of the s Province, the civil and military ...

... ARREST OF MR. EXTONX?;;P. . {VEP?MNT1s PRORA0AIONTIO -. ?? :M, Friday Night. The .Vubli Gazeletis published d to-night as a special issue, and contains the following proclpaiation:- ' By the LQrds Justices General, and General Governors. of Ireland. Whereas in many parts of Ireland an organisea system of intimidation is practised, whereby divers of Her Majesty's subjects, under apprehension ...

... LEEDS MXUNICIPAL ELEOTIONS. ?? -T T - _ urr. . W _S_ . AL -BEA - F f of .TEB; MIL ...

... CONGREQATIONAL UNION, .OF HiGLA~t- AND't ' S. as (Fit-Oir -OUR OWNAE hi Tue busine.ss of the Jubilee Mecting of the Congrege- ' I tional Union of England and Walec1 was tiontiniueilyester- -~ day morning at the, Free Trade }iall, 'Manichester, Dr. `7ALLoN in thecAdir. ' 1 ?? fl183 AND. SCOTCH CONGRtEGAtTIONAL UNIONS. ' a~t The Rev. BaRUCn W.Ar4Aoz; representing the IrishI eS. Conlgregati onal ...

... 4AllEGED F'RAUDUtENT BABRUTCI AT BRADFORD. £A5 DN6.tXJI . The creditors of Thomas Scott, wool top maker, Eccles hill; held a meeting oa Saturday at the offices of MleW- Watson and Dickons, solicitors, Bradford. Ths liabilibes of the debtor were estimated at £26,000, and in rePlY tO questions put to him he admitted that he had ?? bis books. The creditors decided to ile a petition it bankruptcy, ...