... 23nD WEEIC 1IIS HAliYEAT1. Re~cc~weys. 1882. 1881. Total 55a00 Inc. or MIileage _ 8-yeac 1881. Dec. 1882 l8-- 8 £ £ .8 ?? Belfast & N. Counties 3241 S524 - - - 138 138 Cldedouian. ?? t i636s0 52895 c10238991 007013 22SSO 768 758 Cambrian . . 1 3721 M733 - - d - 180 176 Cockerm'thJ.,&Pun. 821 8248 - = - 37 31 Dol andflnd l 125 1247 -78 - . Dublin and Wickio. l4713 6224 - - 130 136 eurneme . ...

... I I TO-DAY'S LONDON , PAPERS. MERCBUY-OFFICE, JMonday, 5 a.m. THE GOVERNMENT AND IRELAND, The Tines ?? meeting of the Cabinet on Saturday was occupied with the critical questions upon which the bief Secretarywhllto-morrow have todiselose the & cisions of the Government. The deliberations of thL Cabinet on Saturday led to no immediate conclusion, and another meeting will be held to-dry, when it ...

... At noon on Saturday, the workpeople employed by Messrs. Isaac Holden and Sons, at Alston Works, Brown- I royd, Bradford, assembled in the yard of the works for the purpose of presenting an address to Mr. Holden, ML.P. congratulating him upon his election to Parliament as a representative of the Northern Division of the West Riding. There were several I hundred ?? present, and the chair was ...

... TEL LEEDS VOLUNTEER ENGINEERS. - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ' ?? The annual inspection of the Leeds Volunteer Corps Of di Elngineers, at Cardigan Fields, Kirketell, on Saturday g] evening, afforded an imptosing spectacle to a large hai concourse of a people. The slopes overlooking the valley, and the grounds in which the event took place (for admission to which the proprietor levied a charge of 2d. tc ...

... | -I l~~ - CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION DEPARTMENT. A new appointnaent has beenz made in connection with the Criminal Investigation Department, of which Mr. I, Senldnson is the head. The post is that of Assistant ek Investigator of Crime, end the post carries wit h it a salary of £d0o a year. te g ~~THE CONSTABULARY. if Yesterday afternoon the Lord-Lieutensit inspected the ;h Cosauary Depot, ...

... 4T1IE: -LEEDS RIE Pt(CURtY 0-4- TFRIDA , Aygust 25th, 1882. I .. . . I Tnjilanding of the British troops. from the transports in the Suez Canal, and the preparations, for their, advanceinto the country, being almost completed, tt. their advancoixto the country, being almost completed, 1 or thoadvanced guard moved off from Ismailia yesterday t or morning in the direction of the enemy's ...

... GENI R iAL FOREIG4N NEMS, 11 ezrsea's TaslcAEost.)t G1P.IRLMANY. 9rlE; NEW YEAR'S RECEPTION. V Mon1day -At yesterday's New Year's recep- . t L icnrifl: Emperor is stated to have repeatedly i, il the COUrse of conversation wvth various l; ,his r~il hoJU for tie undisturbed coutinuaace of ll;s :iajusrV distitiuaished Prince Bismarck by a warm essjenj Ot his slecial confidence. It is remarked ...

... ROME AN-D THE PAPACY. The Standard Paris correspondent ?? portion of the fortnightly chroniqsce in the Jassuary iumber of the 1?tr-ue des )Deux A ondes is devoted tQ a discussion of the semi-religious, semi-diplomatic question of Rome and the Papacy, which, after a long rest, seems once more threatening to arise. Whatever may be goisg on between the Pope, Italy, and Prince BismarcK, ths writer ...

... r in 'ERI.IL PA IMU! A 4 ENT. I 0 -- (FROM OUR OWS IRWORTElRS.) Bi Ca n oUSIJ OF LORDS, FRIDAY. th The t~oan CRAdCELLOR took his seat shortly after five re Oclock. an plrsEPLY TO THE ADDRESS, at The Earl of NCENTMARE (Lord Chamberlain) brought w dows the following reply from Her Maejsty to the ex I have received with much satisfaction your ,; adireas. and I thank you sincerely for the ...

... s I THE VACANCY IN THE NORTH I I ~~RIDING. ed ±LULt_/LJJ± U . oh THE LIBERAL CANDIDATE AT )a DARLINGTON. ur Mr Samuel Rowlandion, of Newton Morrell, the he Liberal and tenant-farmers' candidate selected to contest so the seat for the North Riding of Yorkshire renderedl in vacant by the death of Viscount Helmsley, -commenced the d, campaignyesaterday by addressing three very enthusiastic Of Of ...

... . - - - (FR91 oeU W.ow ConaRtSsro-xnsT.) Pa`ras, Tuesday. M. Andrieux's report 'on the Revision Bill is a ).ngular document. In the first place, If. Andrieux ivas a singular person to choose as representative of the Po1lective wisdom of the Committee. As a politician he has no weight, and his reputation as an administra- tor did not entitle him to be spokesman ou such an Important subject. His ...

... . .. -- - ?? -- ? i-I I ?. I -1 . P, ! ?j , 1. ?- 3. -j . ! i . I - i | 1 A TIMEGRAII from Hong-Kong says the Bacebante, havilg o1 board Princo Albert Victor and Prince George, sailed on Saturday for Suez. trc IT is officially announced that Sir Henry I Buiver, K.C.MG., has been appointed Govcrnor of wvi Xntal. be TEn Anglo-French Treaty ComnlissiOlnOrs th crmmenced their sittings on ...