... r An ordinary meeting of the above Board was held on Wednesday at the Town Hall, the deputy-chairman L (Alderman Chepman) presiding. SCHOOL STATISTICS. n Oa the 80th ult. the Clerk reported the following 11statistics to the Bye-laws Committee:-Number of y children on the register, 13,334; highest number present 11 at one time, 11,259, number in average attendance; s, 10,708; per centage of ...

... i MATREMATICAL HONOURS, AT CAM. I _ _ . -.BRIDGE. The following list hae been issued at Cambridge:- Examination for mathematical honours, 1S82-I'odera- tors: William Hitehinsou Ricks, M.A., St. John's College; Walter William Rouse Ball, M.A., Trinity College. Examiners: Percival Frost, M.A., St. John's College; Renry Martin Taylor, M.A., Trinity College. The following candidates have acquitted ...

... PARLIAMENTARY -NOTE6. Housn or Cozeos, Monday Night. In the Lords to-night, the question of Mfarriage with a Deceased Wife's Sister chiefly occupieJ the attention of the House. There was a large attendance. The Prince of Wales, the Duke of Edinburgh, and the Duke of Albany represented Royalty. The Episcopal Bench was full. The Princess of Wales, the Duchess of r ! Edlinburl,] and the Duchess ...

... THE LATE MTE. JAMES THOM6ON. I ride -l-ooSrc Ar orlr x>r . _ TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY, GsraTLnuN,-Will you please give at once this contrai diction to some misstatements made in your columns i12 referring to the death of Alr. James Thomson, author of The City of Dreadful Night. You sfate inferen. tially that he was unarble to earu bis bread. Permit me to say this was not the ...

... The Tines American correspondent ?? has transmitted to Cougress Secretary Frelieghuysen's despatch of May 5th, addressed to MKinister Lowell, relative to the proposed niodificatidn of the Clayton- Bulwer Treaty. Mr. Frelinghuysen gives at length a history of the origin of the treaty, reasserts the Monro~e doctrine, declares au Americai protectorate for the Isthmus Canal sufficient, -without ...

... - 7. -o WA T-a-P ^ ; A--- T,. lnV A , tN, (Press the Itlustrated 1and-a Jews, Jiune 10th.) - The will (dated Feb. 23rd, 1882) of Mr. Henry CharTef Newton, late of Ruathbone-place, who died on April 7tV last, at No. 12, Brunsvwck-square, was proved on the 2Qnd silt. by Arthur Henry Newton, the son, Arthos Anderson West, and George Sangster Green, the exeou- tors, the value of the personal ...

... 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 ...

... YORK SHIRE UNION OF MEOHANICS' INSTITUTES. The following report of the work of this Union will be read at the forty-filth annual meeting, to be held at Hull on the 21st inst.:- The forty-fifth annual meeting of the Union is held under favourable circumstances, as we have to report not merely undiminished but iucreased numbers-Iustitutes, 1880, 256 1881, 261. Members, 1880, 49,800 1881, 51,200. ...

... IgPERIAL PARLUNIENT, *IBoM OUR OWN REPORTERS.) HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, The Los' CnAtcErimoi took his seat on the woolsack bsrdy after four o'clock. Tjine Inerior Courts Bill was brought up from the Hlouse of Commns85 snd read n first time. THE MURDERS IN IRELAND. Lord ORANMORE and BROWNE said he did not see the Lord Privy Seal, to whom he had given private oo+ic of an inquiry, in his place, ...

... I THE EAST A-ND WE8T YORK{SHIRE UNION It - AlLWA.Y BILL. I , (FaROx oUR flroata.a.) )r 1HOtTSer OF CoArCUoNs, Monday. I i. The Comnmittee of the House of Commons, presided u over by Mr. PORTMAN, appointed to consider this bill, maet again to-day. Professor Green, of the Yorkshire Colleoge, having been ., cross-examinied. Air. J. 0. Greaves, mining engineer and i. colliery proprietor, mineral ...