... A AM -- R OTS PAiRLIAM[ENTARY- NOTES. HosaE or Commoxe, Thursday Night. In the House of Lords to.night the Marquis of Salisbury made what Earl Granville very properly called a violent attack on the Government. The eans belli was Egypt. For what purpose had the fleet been sent to Alexandria.? was it to look on impotently at the sacrifice of British lives and British property ? the spectacle ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY, SATURTDAY, June 24th, 1882. TrnI Presse (Vienna), which stated on Thurs- day that Germany, Austria, and Italy declined to I. . ?? ?? ?? __ ?? ?? *. ?? .. I. enter the Conference on Egypt without the partici- pation of Turkey, now announces that the Ambassadors of the Powers have received the necessary instructions, and that no obstacle now stands in the way of the sittings ...

... TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY.', GEsNTrm-ti,-Your paper of to-day contains a letter from Mr. Hudson, the Deputy- Registrar of the Diocese of York, in reference to what took place at a meeting in Leeds on the 14th inst. with regard to parish registers; and, as the object of the writer appears to have been to deny the truth of a; state- ment which I made at the meeting, I trust you will ...

... N E W S' | e' GENERAL TFOREIGNT I D THE EGYPTIAN CRISIS. (RExurn's TaaxoArs.) .e CO-nvNmoFpLE, Saturday.-The Marquis de I sl No0illes, having been received in audience by the I rX Sultan, was informed by :is Majesty that he was t y unable to share the views of the Powers as regards the z necessity for a Conference, inasmuch as the Porte was i in a position to remove existing difficulties in ...

... THE AFFRAY BETWEEN A SOLICITOR, A I CLERGYMAN. AND A PUBLICAN IN HULL. At the Hull Poliee~court, on Tuesday, before Mr Twiss,; ttipendiary magistrate, the Rev Ur Holt, vicar of Sane- ton, near Market Weighton, and Mrr Kirkpatrick, solicltor, Market Weighton,. appeared to answer an adjourned summons charging them with assaulting Mr Thomas Johnson, of the Grapes Inn, Chapel-lane. under ...

... I I HOUSE OF LORDS-T I:DAY. TH Beri'eH FLEET AT ALEXANDBIA.-In reply to the Marquis'of Salisbury, Earl Granville said he was ignorant of any portion of the feet having been removed from Alexandria, and was satisfied that this had not taken place. TnE Roy-AL Imsa CoNSTAnuLARY.-Replying to Lord Kiddleton, Lord Carlingford said it was not iutended to make it a rule that all the' highest commands ...

... BAZAAR IN AID OF THE FUND FOB DISTRESSED IRISH LADIES. [ t1%_ n-7 :o 7- T- ?? - - ?? At - - _ -1.. J 1 L.LbfljO U 2J .Ie > :1 110IX JU Ij L 420. The D9aily Mews ?? by the extent aur nature of the attendance at the Horticultural Gardens oe Thursday afternoon and evening, there is every prossedt of the bazaar in aid of the Fund for the Relief of Ds.s tressed Irish Ladies being attended with ...

... OPENING OF A FREE LIBRARY I AT BIR~MINGHAAM. INAUGrBAL ADDRESS BY MR. BRIGHT, 0?noH ann-owN Rsraonrxn.) BrasrUGAn Thursday. The Free Library which has been erected here in place t of that which was destroyed by fire nearly three and a half years ago was formally opened to-day by Mr. Bright. It is a magnificent building, and stands on the site of the old structure in Iatoliffe-place. The coat ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT, (FRoM OUR OWN kPOUfas.) -; ROUSE OF LORDS, Iot)AtY. The Lon OnDaxomA ok took his seat Oa tha wool shortly after jour o'clock. cc3i>: PARLIAMEANTARY QATas EM ,B The Duke of ARGYLL.-I beg to ive notic thst 1 shall move the second reading of the ? arlaeotry Oals Amendment Bill on Tuesday, the 27th inst. THE CRiSIS IN EGYPT. The Marquis of SALISBURY.-I wish to ask the in5b ...

... TO-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. MERoUIY-OFF WE, Saturday, 5 a.m. THE CRISIS IN EGYPT. (DAILY NEws TELEGERA.) CAPERA, Friday Evening.-The funeral of GaritbaltA was a most imposing sight. The coffin was covoroq with a magnificent funeral pall, the gift of the muni- cipality of Sassari. A fine portrait of Mazzini hung just above the bed. From the house to the shore nothing could be seen but flags, ...

... LIBER AL MEETING AT RICHMOND. A ?? -n h-al 1ace nuigf -ansa A ?? A meeting was held last night under the auspice oth North Riding Liberal Association in the Tow,,aI Richmond. at. which en address was delivered by Air. P. Pease, who has been mentioned as the probable Literi candidate for Richmond at the next Parliament4_. election, in place of the lHon. J. C. DLunidas, Mp wh contemplates ...

... - ! NCHESTER UNITY OF ODDFELLOWS. Ad The Annual Moveable Committee of this Order conm. ve menced its business meeting in the Drill Hall, Cardif, a | on Monday, Mr Thomas Flanagan. of Manchester, the [n I Grand Master, presiding. The deputies from the ?? District are Mr W. Coates, Pro. G.M. ; Mr G. Rodvaeil, Pro. C. S.; Mr R. Williamson, ?? Mr T. Rnri, d ?? and Mr H. Best, P.G, The Beveriey l ...