... MANCHESTER NEW YEAKR lTERTING. Iftevtrid: DlakO of Mfontrose, arl of Dunih:un Lord Pe3ufopi. S. ii. dle 'lotrlford, Bait.. H-itt. J. C(art titton, al:d Mlt. 1. tot,,! i 1irb-i. Stirter: Mti. A. licnrltt. Jud ?? arn.it Icl!; cf ?? liv. It. JAihsat. it-erho of tho Races, H ?? er, w ,ld St-:: Ilhd, is: Alscto. Trail, ?? ?? Landaou, S. ?? Al. Marlk Pice, Eio-4ro-et, M'iiebi-tcr. Tlis m iiit.ii wol ...

... COMMITTEES OF MANAGEMENT. The Loudon Society for Organuising Charitable iolieft and Ileprcssing Mendicity has issued an Occasionai Paper on the above subject, which is well worth the attention of benevolent persons. It is as follows:- IThero are a large number ot Convalescent Homes, Training 2ichools, and other charitable institutions which, founded by the zeal and enterprise of one person. ...

... c -- PIROGRAMME OF THE NATIONAL PARTTY OF EiIYPT. n U.L' ?? Tire Sved Ahmed Bey Arabi sends us (the Times) for puiblic ation the following exposition of the views and purposes of the party of whici he has become the leader:- CAIRO, Dec. 18th. 1. The National party of Egypt accept the existing relatiotts of Egypt with the Porte as the basis of their movement. That is to say, they aclinowledge ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY. EDNATESDAY, January 4th, 1882. TIuE Admiralty have received a despatch from .A ?? Goodridge, of Her :ajesty's ship London. ren)ortinafr the death of Captain Br --nrig7 off Lundon, reporting the death of Captain ibrownrigg, ott'f the island of Pemba, Zanzibar, under the circumstances il already reported in our colunts. It appears that Fy Captatin Browurigg, whilst making an ...

... MT L. MRIGHT AND MR MUAMPII IELAIN AT ]3ERMINGHAM lstox oua s O.OWN' EFOOTE.) BErsrexsuGAY, Turesdaty Nighlt. The two Cabinet Mlhliniter-s ws'ho ?? tE Ileeuy terr-opoi5 of the Midilands il Parliairicrut attended a ?? 1neeelin of their IOnnetitUoIts this evening, in thei Twyu IJI,1. Tilm occasion wai their annual rddress, eiic never fails to excite kcen intercst, not onl' in he anim buit far ...

... GE'INERAL FOREIGN NEWS. I (TintlTE'S TatEOGAMS.) TEIPOiLI A-ND TIJNIS. groCLl. eiondav.-A battalion of Turkish troons loft ,;dioaDcc. 2&thtfesrth Tlunisian frouttierwithorder s ,.c :.i) telliporarily in Old Tripoli Another detach- , 5 ?? two guns, l eft on Dec. 31st for sanc destina- s-errcuci derived from six indirect contributions of c1rece arce to bo devoted to military purposes. The ...

... THlE STATE OF IRELAND.I IRISH LANDLO.RIDS AND THE LAND ACT. (Faor OURn 'OnaOReSProNENT.) Dmaixn, Tuesday Night. The great landlords' demonstration to protest against the manner in which the Laud Act was being administered was held to-day, in the Exhibition Palace. It was the largest and most representative meeting of the nobility and gentry of Ireland ever held in.Dublin. About 3,000 were ...

... IXTENLISION OF THE BORO UGH OF | BRADFORD. Conlsequlenlt UpOn tho extension of the boro0u h of Brad -| ford, by the addition of sover.l adjacenit towunhipt. it'h' been foundi uccessary to reairauge the Wards. HItldlfci there have been nine war ds, of uneeq ual pr oportions; ,but l the uew scheme the town will be divided into 15 wiardc, each represeutedhby three CGuncillors and an Aldernimn. ...

... T-HIS MNORNING'S NEWS. TO-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. THE TREATY NEGOTIATIONSS. (STANDAni TELtEGn_&y.) PBars, Tuesday -Night.-Tbe French Governmenm journals persist in disputing that the departure from Paris of Sir C. Dilke, with two of his colleagues, means anything more than a short interruption of the negotiations, and intimate the opinion that after all the treaty is in some way to come about. ...

... I SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCES ' (By rT1V2S3 TLEBGnAPH.) I LeNnox, Tuesday Night. It is probable, I learn, that some fresh steps will be taken to facilitate the administration of the Irish Land Act. The matter is under the consideration of the t Irish Government, and probably by the appointment of 3additional Sub-Commissioners: and by other changes in 3 the administrative machinery of the Act, its ...

... The quarterly meeting of the Bedale Chamber of Agri- culture was held yesterday, at the Black Swan Hotel, Bedale. Mr. H. M. G. Co oB (Bedale) presided. There was only a small gathering. Mr. TFALE (the Secretary of. the Chamber) having road the minutes of the last meeting, Mr. Thomas Otber, of Patriclk Brompton, was elected as a new member of the Chamber. Mr. G. J. RonErsoen (Northallerton) ...

... IRAILWAY TRAFFIC RETUNS. meck 1 81. lee. Inc. Wee.r 19S1. 1e83. Inc Dcc. ending 3 £ S B Calueodnan . , , Jan. I 6J,724 .. 54, 125 , . ambian an.. - 1 ,. 2,994 2,82e i9 ` DutchkRhish ?? Dec. 30 . 420 Glasgow and South.West. - 31 .. 20,2s,.. 21,606 .. - 1,400 Great Noilthern ?? Jan. 1 .. 03,297 00,830 .. 2,437 ,, Do. Joint ines. .. - 1 .. 5,373 . 4,524.. 424 GreatNorth of SEatifha,. Dee. l 5 ...