... HULL PAOKET OFFICE, Friday Zorniinxq. BOARD OF TRADE INQUIRY. A Board of Trede inquiry was held at Cardiff yeater. day in reference to the loss of the steamer Cygnus, of Newcastle, which left Cardiff in February for Port Said with coal. The court was unable to find the caue of 10s8. MEETING OF YORKSHIRE COLLIERY OWNERS. An important meeting of the colliery owners of West and South Yorkshire ...

... THE CUSTOMS AND INLAND REVENUE - BILLS. l I - e . .. .. .. _ . , . . . Some dissatisfaction, says the Daily Chronicle, is felt hea among a section of Liberal members of the House of thi Commons on account of the 'indefinite postponement of to the second reading of the Customs and Inland Revenue rei Bill. lat PAYMENT OF ARMY PENSIONERS. an ' In consequence of representatiens made by Baron oo. ...

... 9 INQUEST ON THE BODIES. SEVERAL ARRESTS. Lord Frederick Cavendish, the new Chief Secretary of Ireland, and Mr Burke, the Under-Secretary, were assassinated on Saturday evening, in the Pbonix Park, Dublin. No outrage of recent years has created any- thing like the excitement manifested in the city as the facts of the dual murder became known. So atrocious seemed the bare rumour of the tragedy ...

... I NPER1AL PARLIAMEYN'T. (FRoM oux OWN RxIPOsrxs.) HOUSE Or LORDS, TUESDAY. The LoRD CHA.N-oraon took his seat on the woolsack ohortly after four o'clock. COMMON-ABLE ROADS BILL. This bill was brought up and read a first time. The Dundee Water Bill was read a second time. UNIVERSITY STATUTES. The Earl of CAMPERDOWVIN asked the Lord Chan- tellor whether it was competent for the Bishop of Win- ...

... THE ROYAL ACADE[Y. I - --.7 Itp LSECOND Non1CE.aj Our previous remarks were confined almost exclusively to the works of Academicians and Associates, whose posi- tion was sufficiently secure to enable them to think rather of their art than of the public; whose duty it was to guide rather than to follow popular taste. Each school has its adepts, and amongst the rising men and women it is not ...

... aLL AN)D BARNSLEY AND WEST lRIDING JUNCTION RAILWAY. IMIORtTANT AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE GREAT INO2THERN AND LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE RAILWAYS. (FUnom orm Rewo~irrma) flowse OF Gosraozws, Tuesday. At lie commencement of the Sitting this morning, the 0gs~tW.&N (Mr. Portman) said that having made the con- t ?? rite gentleient. from. Yorkshire orf not sitting onI iediisdy (The Derhy Day), the ...

... THE VACANCY FOiR THE NORlTHi WEST RIDING. THE CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE. SPEECH OF SIR MATHEW WILSON, N. 1k BiAn.Dton, Tuesday Evening. It is now decided that there is to be a contest for the vacancy in the reuresentation of the Northern Divisiou of the West Riding. The Conscsrvativo candidate ?? be Mr. Alfred Erakine Gathorne Hardy, third son of Lord 3 Craubnook. This decision was arrived at ...

... 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 ...

... TIE LEEDS NERCURYT , $ATURDAI, May 13th, 1882. T|E Constitutional crisis in Egypt continues. | .A COairo telegram, dated yesterday, says Sultan Pasha, I . O -v _ I__ _ IX tv_ s_ President of the Chamber of Notables, and many lmenbers of the Chamber have arrived there. The fqrmer, however, states that the Chamber , Aill not meet unless legally convened; and the Notables, it is added, almost ...

... ?? omn owx CoR maEspoDENT.) PARIs, Thursday. The Grisel Banquet passed off on tho whole very satisfactorily at the Elyse6e Montmartre. The aspect of thefete. was inspiriting, and but for an untimely Interposition of MM1. Tony Bevillon and Clovis Hugues, complete unanimity wound have prevailed. The hero of the evening was seated in the place of honour, hav- ing at his right Victor HIugo, and on ...

... |GENERAL TOREIGN 'NEWS. (Rtrm'nn's TELEGRAMSr.) THE CORONATION OP THE CZAR. ST. PxTRarsnuss, Friday. -Thle Minister of the Imperial SCn Hueodis stated to have issued a circular to the Court Co dignitaries, intornming them that the coronation of the Tb Czar Will taike place at Moscow on the 0th of September, to and that the festivities on the occasion will last a fort- Vic 'Tite Moscow ...

... pOLITICS AND SOCIETY. LEEDS, Monday, May 22nd. Oar London Correspondent ?? House of Cemmnons will be occupied this week entirely by the two Irish measures which, as Mr. Gladstone said, form inacparable members of the same policy. The Arrears 3iL1 stands for second reading to-night. Both Lord George Ijamilton and Mr. Sclater Booth have ?? notice of amendments declaring that any advance in ...