... 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- ...

... j.E 'rITH A DECEASED WIFE'S 0 n i h a g 8 1 _. T :_ , 1__/ * Iw fterirouo a mneeting uof lade and ietlemen £e~ct~ ~~eqestmof' legali ing ariage with a 2 -Theld ani the IMayor's 'Porlour at In fli,SLeed, for, thle purpose of cosdrn th P . v1ilocating1 a local association to co-operate n .f h Lodon engaged inl rmoiglh tninl the ])resent Ilaw. There wais a smhall P) aisi 1i AYolt (Ald. Tathamn) ...

... T4E LEEDS MERCURY. SATURDXY, ?? 18th, 1882. IT is announced from Mentone that the I Queen bad a good night's rest after her journey, and I that during the afternoon of yesterday she drove through the town in ai open carriage, accompanied by the Princess Beatrice and two Maids of Honour. The reather was splendid, and the streets were still decorated in her honour. Wr, learn from Riga that the ...

... . I ?? , I .. I . - , This revived meeting took place yesterday at Bighfelc' near3Aalton, now the residence of Mr. Win. I'Ansen, the w llitc, trainer, A large company attended. Sport began at halr-paes r. with the Maiden Hunters' Steeplechase. The siz c-e-ots or the cu31 were well patronised. Details:- al Maiden Huntera' Steeplechasee Plate tof i eovs. About two rites az three-quartert. td !rr ...

... RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS D .fll~.LT~l~ ±tf34 l| s Le W eet 15StS l2e- = B endiii5 e Great Eastern .. .. T.MJar.I3 50,445 499 7c Laucashire ?? - l9 ,, 69,021 25,123 *. 2,2r-, * _ XMrypoit anld Carlisle. - 122 2,773 2,491 276 *. Mdetropolitan ?? . - 19 . 11,293 ?? 11.2, . - North-Eastern ?? . - 18 ..121,240 X . 4,s3 - Rvl WADSWORTH, BINGS, AND CO° . adjourned first meeting oolle cae fcor essi , ...

... THE SPANISH BONDIIOLDEj8 MI - , X1 1- At~ r A.AADo. 7 BETS __ ?? The Council of Foreign Bondholders Com the following are the proposals of the Spmanish qlcate Finance, which will be submitted to thle S d stcr ej holders at the public meeting called for Frid2aiSh laatl' that purpose:- 1. The present 3 per Cent. ExternaL COD b- will be at once converted into a perpetoiio n s4 d ?? Df interest ...

... LEEDS B3OARD OF GUARDIANS. -H OUTBRAK OF 13 SMLOX The weekly meeting of this board was held yesterday, Mr. CLARnK presiding.-Mr. FoSEviu, in accordance with notice given by loiin ait a previous meceting, moved th, at Rule S for the administration of relief be rescinded. The f rule roads as8 follows:- That iso further relief Shall be j given to married 'women-with or without ehildreii-- ...

... The riotous proceedings at Northampton were con- tiuued later on Tuesday night at St. James's End and the West Bridge, wliere Mr. Corbett and his friends had gone to address a meeting. Councillor -lowe, who had pre- viously been knocked down and kicked, and Councilior Wetherell were out about the head with bro ken glass and stones. Mr. Richards, barrister, escaped uninjired. NoRTHrAan'TON, ...

... 'ILPER1IAL PARLI{L AMENT. ?? X- v (FROM OlUt OWN RErORTElIS.)] HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAi. The LoDa CsAIN CEo OR toolo his seat at fivo o'clock. The Earl of SHAFTESBUBY presented a petition from a meetitig of women Of the Society of Frieids at Hull, Prayillg for any Such alterations in the law dealing with social snoridlity as iuay secure equal protection for both scates. NORTII BRITISH BORNTEO ...

... , Hauan OF Coarmoxs, Wednesday Night. Another day practiea]ly lost in the House of Commons. A new writ was ordered for East Corn- wall, and Mr. Macfarlane gave notice that he would move that the first seven Procedure Rules and last three should be made sessional orders. These achieve- ments excepted, the whole six hours were fruitlessly spent in discussing the University Education (Ireland) ...

... WEEKLY R TURN OF ABIRTS AND i DEATHS IN THE BOROUGH OF LEEDS.. 1 T}r I VEEJT . 1882. it lir~~11H WEER, 1882. I I n the week ?? 18th, 5,887 births and 'g 3,699 deaths were registered in 28 of the largest English towns, estimated by the Registrar-General to con- )y tain a population of 8,457,614 persons in the middle of to thi yew.The births exceeded by 208, and the deaths W ?? the average ...

... MALTA, Thursday.-Her Miijesty's ironclad Inflexible sailed hence to -day for Villafranca. Her Majesty's Indian troopship Junnia has arrived here from Bombay, and leaves to-morrow for Portsmouth. THE MILITARY RESoUROES or GERMANY, AUSTRIA, AND RUSSIA. - The ?? Paris corre- spondent ?? the present time, when General Skoheleff's mnartial harangues and the renewved agitations of Panslavism have ...