... CO-OPERATION AT L The coming of age of the Hudder DeId IUdusIIEat Limited was celebrated on Saturdav .\.iner .- Etcie IThe coming of age of the Huddered 3y Limited was celebrated on SaturdayOeln y. t or Festival21 in the Town Hall,Judefid Te nt served an Ramsden-street Schoolomt bu a. persons; and in the ?? he to excess. The carwsocpe yM sd~ Il BDEN-T, the PresidnofteSityadh 'd byMr. E.0- ...

... I ! I} [PERIAL PAILIAHINT. I' . . (ROM oUR oWN RWPROTIS.) HIOUSE OF LORDS, TnpSWAY. The LoRD CnartOX LR took his seat on the wooleack at cour o'clock. STOLEN GOODS BILL. rbs LORD CHANCELLOR movedthe second reading of this bill, stating that if their Lordships pawsed it, he 3hould some time next week move that it be referred to se Slect committee. ARMY (ANNUAL) BIl. Oa the order for going into ...

... THE ROYAL ACADE[Y. I - --.7 Itp LSECOND Non1CE.aj Our previous remarks were confined almost exclusively to the works of Academicians and Associates, whose posi- tion was sufficiently secure to enable them to think rather of their art than of the public; whose duty it was to guide rather than to follow popular taste. Each school has its adepts, and amongst the rising men and women it is not ...

... THE CHANNEL TUNNEL4 (Rro fthe Times.) From what bhss occurred of late concerning the con- aistruction of a tunnel under the English Chaunel, it ?? h begunto 'he regarded in the light of a practicable under-I edtaking. Tbis has led to various expressions of opinion as r Ito the time which may probably be required for carrying od out the work of construct ion, the periods assigned ranging a EL ...

... aLL AN)D BARNSLEY AND WEST lRIDING JUNCTION RAILWAY. IMIORtTANT AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE GREAT INO2THERN AND LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE RAILWAYS. (FUnom orm Rewo~irrma) flowse OF Gosraozws, Tuesday. At lie commencement of the Sitting this morning, the 0gs~tW.&N (Mr. Portman) said that having made the con- t ?? rite gentleient. from. Yorkshire orf not sitting onI iediisdy (The Derhy Day), the ...

... MISSIONARY DEDIOATION BERVICE IN D ?? I .- - - LEEDS. J Last night, in Queen-street Chapel. a service was held at ' which Mr. J. H. Dineen was dedicated as a medical missionary to Central Africa, in connection with thle London Missionary Society. The Rev. WV. T1ostus presided, and there were also present the Rev. Dr. Conldor, tics Rev. WV. Currie, the Rev. G. Williams, the Rev. G.I H-inds, the ...

... THE VACANCY FOiR THE NORlTHi WEST RIDING. THE CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE. SPEECH OF SIR MATHEW WILSON, N. 1k BiAn.Dton, Tuesday Evening. It is now decided that there is to be a contest for the vacancy in the reuresentation of the Northern Divisiou of the West Riding. The Conscsrvativo candidate ?? be Mr. Alfred Erakine Gathorne Hardy, third son of Lord 3 Craubnook. This decision was arrived at ...

... PARLIAMENTARlY NOTES. LMosr or ConoNis, Friday Night. N To-day the House of Commons met at two, and t almost immediately engaged in its usual questionings L and cavilling as to the land of the Pharaohs. Under ordinary circumstances this customary exercise of hon. Members would have bebn of comparative importance, but it was thrown into complete insignificance by what W followed when the ...

... i MATREMATICAL HONOURS, AT CAM. I _ _ . -.BRIDGE. The following list hae been issued at Cambridge:- Examination for mathematical honours, 1S82-I'odera- tors: William Hitehinsou Ricks, M.A., St. John's College; Walter William Rouse Ball, M.A., Trinity College. Examiners: Percival Frost, M.A., St. John's College; Renry Martin Taylor, M.A., Trinity College. The following candidates have acquitted ...

... THlE LONDON. SCHOOL BOARD. I A nnflOTKTInA'7oTM ?? A nm Inn A ?? ' APPOINTMENT OF ART TEACHER. At a meeting of the London School Board last night, a 4 proposition was made to appoint as art teacher to the teachers of the board Mr. Thomas R. Ablett, late head master of the Art department of the Bradford Grammar School. The School Management Committee reported that a very large number of the ...

... ' X00tULXL 1 N Dl1. & D AJ!J1 Ui'I iUIUB. Yesterday afternoon, at the Lendon Mansion Rouse Justice Room, Mr. Charles Williams, the editor of the e jIvenin, pwrrs, appeared before the LonD MAYOR Upon a l summons charging him with violently assaulting Mr. i Frederick Arthur hyndman, barrister-at-law. of Temple e Gardens. He pleaded not guilty. f I. Mr. ST. Josn- WONTNER, solicitor, said the ...

... i NEWS FROM CAIIRO. (]IEUTtFR's TamaA:ss.) ALExAxpuiA, Friday, 12.5 ?? reconnaissance. made yesterday satisfied Sir Archibald Alison that the enemy has no force worth mentioning near Alexandria. There is no foundation for the constant alarmist reports of an impending surprise of the city. Arabi cannot attack without executing movements which would give ample warning of his intentions. Toulba ...