... .jALI ?,CflMBER OF AGRICULTURE. | ?? ~AI 1) .1 ?? 1 c.=P e. ?? A1 iietrg ftie Ileodale Chamber of Agriculturei j~jsl,~13 't the hwan Vicbrt ?? ililis prosoed sot: aildi-tion by the jiermer'11,11' ,o'ieof thed ]'r0skiuent (Mr. H. Mi. Gi. tiC2' lI i C'i155 Od il Upon ?? Jo]UY WA.TMur, Of t~lte' .Co i good attendance of mnembers. Thle pli ?? the subject for consideration. oie ae in the ...

... U . .THE OUTRAGES IN COUNTY CLARE. -1 iCC- ?? Tuesday Night. el Full details~ of tho reported murder at Frakie reached 1] Cork to-day. 'They are of at startling character, thouggh i c e 3of onie particular, thle alleged shooting of the farmler's son, t the theybiavdinot been verificd. The factsigo toshow that on I' &r. the towul aud of Leighton, within threo miles of Frakieo, Ike live two ...

... fly US~liS~iAUAXIAIJJ I UA14E111Ui. 9!i~l RLEPORT OF THE ROYAL COMMISSION. tid The first report of the Royal Cnomtnissiouers for iuquir- s he ing into thle condition of cathedral churches in England t a- and Wales was published yesterday morning. The Cont- s tcr missioners state that they have held sixty-two meetings, 1 id, and have had under conisideration the following a O, cathedrals: ...

... ?? .A. no- ?? n-a r 'n -+4 - ?? : ?? The Queen aud Princess Bentrice arrived in London from Windsor Yesterday by special train, which reached ~f Paddington Station at l11.40 aim. IHor Majesty drovo in an ir open carriage to Buckiugham Palace, escorted by a detachmout of the 1st Lifo Guards, acid attonded by out. riders. Constitution-bill was lined with spoctators, but, owin- probably to the ...

... | WORCESTER SPRING MEETING, TUESDny | tro IU- .n- TT-ta.-l Ctr~ohc f An--g %ar -1 , e . . . _ I Iuar- The Croome Htnters' Steeplechase of 50 eovs 12.;t ?? _ id he and allowances. About two miuils and a halil :o thc a sr Waadlow's 1',ofraeor, seed ?? tated Mr 3' Tjirlwell's Lord Limerick, aged ?? . Mr L. eorse's Weston. e . . . arter Six ran. nosed The Selling Hunters' Hurdle Ilace of 30 es. ie ...

... EAST AND WEST YOR.KSHIRE i UNION RAILWAY, The promoters of this projected railway hame beeni fortunate in obtaining the support of Ilisou whose approval e of the scheme will have considerable weight. This should 't secure for the project at least serious consideration t when, it comes before the Parliamentary Committee. The Leeds Corporation and Chamber of . Commerce, the Bradford Corporation ...

... ThyE cou--r rin ' 'UUUXb.L. t Bucxcuoanorc PALAcE,, Tuesday. Li r f The Queen drove out yesterday afternoon, attenerld by an o the Dowager Duchess of lioxhurgiso and the lion. 1Ioratia co Slopford. In Pcincess Louiso (Marchioness of Lorne), attended by Lady Sophia Maincoara, arrived at the Castle yesterday. C The Queecn, accoflpanied by Princes Beatrice, arrived a at AIsekiiug1aucI P1'alace at ...

... DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN MANCIIlSTEhR I _ 1 tA. ~fis11U 011 . V 2- Il L;r5 .LL 2;;X. A fire of a vcry destructive choriacter ocellrred ycte!4!'- morning u1pO) tilO premlises of ;Iutsars. ali i' Stevenson-square, Oldhain-strect, Manehclter.t, ' ness carried on by the f'rm was tilat or cl ' drapers, and carpet and generld furnillers The s J which was originally the Olympic The'ts r - ?? , Olympic ...

... ITH PROPOSED ROYAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC. ?? -. . - 2- _44-_ _ _.7n __A+Ati .nL matn I '~The P~inco of Wlesreidystdaaa meetin 6&~fb1i.1i a iioyal dolipge of Music as'a naltional instita- t~he tion. The meeting was a, large one, reprosentativel of din, the principal towns throughout thle kingdom bum snub present. A~nong those who attended ?? Duke o'1 thr The' fl eghthe Duke of Albany, the fluke of ...

... IIMPERIAL PAPRIAMENT -I t (FROM OUR-,~ BOTR11 HOUSE OF LORDS, TuESDA1. The LORn OCxaecscL~noa took Mse seat on the wooisack at five o'clock. MARRIED WOMEN'S PROPERTY. Thle Rerl of BRADFORD presented a petition fromi IBradford amii Conigleton, perayineg for alteration ice tho law e a-elating- to the property of matrried women. * POST CARDS (REPLY) BILLY. Thsbill, which hiss come up from the ...

... ?? PA ;RLAMENTARlY NOTr . I A, ;0-L . e A-L wa L . d I I - - - - _ (Fosr oun OWN CornEsPONnENT.) H-Tousr OF CosreNs, Tuesday Night. In the Hlouso of Commons this evcning, the ques. tions have been numerous, but not interesting. Irish interrogatories suporabouanded, but none of themwereof first-rate importance. They wore all answered in the usual official style. Viscount Folkestone asked Mr. ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURYIO WEDNESDAY, A rc7h Ist, 1882. to PnricEs ALBERT VICTOR and GEOROG OF r I WALES have arrived at Ismailia, on tlho' Suez Canal,. C .-A -II,, 1-1 +n rus- v T v1;l h- br nn hi Srb and will land to-day. They will be received by Sir E. ad Malet and by Ismail Pasha Yousri, who has been leg specially detached by the Khedivo for personal attend- se) anco upon their Royal Highnesses. ...