... J TO-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. itC t- MERC mRY-OFFIrrzE, Scturday, la.m. THE MINISTRY AND THE CLOTURE. i Y The lvaity Ak7:ws understands that at the meeting of 1 a the Cabinet yesterday, Ministers came to the concl-f It sion, afterwards announced by Mr. Gladstone in the & . House of Commons, to adhere to the C'Tdt ere Rule in e its present form in opposition to the amendments to be r. submitted ...

... X TEE LEEDS NERCURY.1 SATURPDXY, April 18t, 1882. A TELEGRAM from Mentone states that Pxince Leopold is better. I a M- . 1 .. . , . I .- _ THn Oalcutia EKgis7ihman announces that Sir i Ashley Eden will succeed Sir Erskine Perry as a x member of the Indian Council. THE French Chamber of Deputies yesterday approved of the several Commercial Conventions and Treaties submitted to it by tbe ...

... 'TO THE'EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY.4 Stll GFNITLEstEN,--The removal of the Cattle Market is just Act now ass engrolssing top ic at Leeds. To be or not to be ?j that is the question, first; and, next in order-Where? Iown 0:Public opinion bee pronouniced so strongly in favour of removal, that that porint may be taken as settled; it is but j 011 a Question of time. Consequently the only point ...

... Sl- ?? -- A A A 1 .. AnSA ?? ±Jfl. _JtiXY1Otiji. The T7umncs American correspondent ?? Frellnghuysen on Thursday cabled to Mr. Lowell direcc- ing him to apply to Lord Granville to grant a delay in the execution of ?? Lanson until the arrival of docu- mentary evidence from the United States teudirn to show 5i the prisoner's insanity and the absence of a criminalI intent. This action is based on ...

... -ninilI ,,Pntiilf of thf a.; hsrihnrn ana ILKLEY. HOSPITAL. 1.V Tue 20th annual mieatiug6 of the Subserilbers aod donlors !i to this chbarity wasi held yesterday at the Hospital, Il-Icy is the Reov. Canon JAcaso-N, M.A., of Leeds, presiding, and there was a good attendance of the supporters of the in- a*: stitution. A letter was read from Mr. F. Damres, of. sI Loads, expressinig regret at his ...

... pOLITICS AND SOCIETY. E t] - LEEDS. Saturdav An-Al1 Iet * L mEEs, Saturday, April 1st. O Londo Correspondent ?? majority in Ur of the Government yesterday morning was unex- Tatidly large, and the triumph which they have won tsiast or of the most odious coalitions of modern X g wil give new strength to the Administration. 1 X ?? n in the early part of the evening that the *eiority would not be ...

... AFNRJAL PARLIAA'NT.! I~~ _ _ (}om o0x OWN REPORTERS.) HOUJSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY. Soecn IcS LoR took his seat at five o'clock. UneION OF BEXNEFICE-S. yeslihsop of LONDON introduced a biU to amend . . o Benefices Act, which was road a first time. rL~ OF ALBANY (ESTABLISHMENT) BILL. lf GUAN?ILLE moved the second reading of this sad in conig so said it was unnecessary for him to je am statement in ...

... LEEbs.-HEADiNGLEY-cVXt-BuLni DIVISION. -Last Sde night a meeting was held at the Burley Liberal Club in support of the Liberal candidates nominated for this am division in connection with the forthcoming Guardian ses election for the Leeds Union. Mr. T. W. Bannister Th presided, and there was an enthusiastic and influential ma meeting, despite the rainy weather. All the Liberal det candidates- ...

... .. I2A. s~pecial meeting of the Couticbil wat hekyesterfty, the 4a~on (Aid. Tatheam) presiding. ' THE, PaRo5EsD itIovAL or TBM cATT .L MAnnMET. :neputations from the butchers, cattle' dealers', cattle o bsmen, cowkeepers. shopkeepers, and ratepayers inr7 crested in the 'retention of the site at present used as the attic market in Leeds, situated between North- street and tCamp-road, wa-'ited ...

... DIVISION ON THE CLOTURE REESOLUTION. R .IESOLUTION. IIO-USE OF COMM~ONS, THunsnA.ty *l Order read, for resuming adjourned debate on amienid Y mcntpropoeedtodiiestionr2eth.February). 'Thateahanit ?? to Mr. Sneaker, or to the Chairmen of a Committee of. thow wolq House, during any debate, to be Cae evident sense of the Moose, or of the, Committee, that. the question be now put, be may to info~rm ...

... CE NERAL FOREIGN NEWS. (REurEn's TELEGASA I CRmRl's T1rmbnAxgs) INDIA. Ctcrrri, Thursday.-The Calcutta EnglishMoa an. *tonunces that Sir Ashley Eden will succeed Sir Erskine Perry as a member of the Council of the Secretary of State for India, aud will be replaced as Lieutenant-Governor of Bengal by Mr. Rivers Thompson. THE NEW CARDINALS. Rowu, Thursday.-The Pope held a public Coneistory to ...

... ince of Wales reviewed vesterdav mn The Prince of Wales reviewed yesterday morning in Hyde Park, opposite Knightsbridge Barracks, th'ree battalions of root Guards, which have recently returned from Dublin. The Princess of Wales and the Duke of Cambridge were also present, and General Higginsona was in command of the troops. The weather was very fine, and there was a large aisemblage of ...