... Th o m ?? (colling handicap) of 5 cors each for etrtr, wit 100 added, winner to ba sold fox 1 00 cove. T.Y. C.,, five furlog n a, few yardsc. 7 8 Swcetbriar, 3 ?? 7 7 Woodmnan, ?? 3 SIx ran. The Savenile Stites of 10 sav, oaclc Oft, with 100 niddedc, for two-yeatr- ldde; rcolts Ost, filliesondgelidngS3 stI lnb; sellingallowances. T.Y.C7., five farlongs and a fewv yards, Rtona 11ily, ?? Alfonso ...

... A7,,1 ilSP r-IO^ ) d (lFrom}1 t/se Globe.) ; Everybody is famihar with the advice offerod to the apublic by an enterprising firm of manufacturers to see 4 that they get the particular commodity which they ask ov for. Seeing, says the old proverb, is believing; in .e and so lt may have been-once upon a time. But in these re, a days of acute competition, when adulteration is not only ...

... PRESENTATION TO C&AON MAPLETON, If - OF MEANWOOD. I On Saturday afternoon an event of a highly interesting a character to thle inhabitants of Meanwood took place in tii MKeanwood Park, formerly the seat of Mr. Win. Beckctt G Denison. At four o'clock there was a parochial teal, of which was followed b y a Presentation of Plate to Canon di. Mapleton, who has held the vicariate of thle parish ...

... SCENE AT THE BIRMINGHAM - IW ALc EJECTMENT OF MRS. WELDON. (Fnox 'Uo CoRiEa8P0oDzE.). Iin.i.GnX0, Wednesday. Tb e sensatiod caused by the sudden illness of Sir Julius. Benedict at the full rehearsal on Slaturday jiight, which brought to an abrupt conclusion the performance, was followed to-day by another sensation, btit ?? without anyaserious reulIt. Mrs. Weldon, who has so persisteatly ...

... WEST RI:DTG RIFLE ASSOCIATION. The third and last meeting for the year was held on Saturday, at the Crossland Moor range, near Hudders- 'deld, by permission ot Lieutenant.Colonel Freeman. and the ofceis of the 6th West York Rifde Volunteera. Wimbledon position, targets, and scoring 1882. DisB- tances, 200, 600, and 600 yards, five shots at each distance; rifle, Snider. The weatherwas fine ...

... TlE LEEDS MARECURY, VWEDNESDAY Y, August 30th, 1882. ' AxOTIIER engagement of an important cha- racter has taken place between our troop tnd the iD\ 1 - 7 . A ?? A,.I A A -,A.-1A99 rebels in Egypt. A large Arab force attacked our position at Kassassin Lock, twenty-one miles west of Ismailia, -on Monday evening. The enemy's strength consisted of some eight battalions, with twelve guns. When ...

... ., PROSPECTS FO.R THE 1ST SEPTEMBER. it is many years since there was such an abundance of birds in the North Riding, and Sportsmen will have a good time of it as ?? as opeiations commouce ou the First. Grouse shooting has been abaudoned by the majority of sportsmen for a time. Tremendous bags have been made on all sides. Coveys are numerous, and some of them are very large ones. In places ...

... THlE LEEDS MtERCURY. F1IDA Y, Augual 1.th, 1882. Tnx latest telegrams ?? concur in stating that preparations are being made for an 3 i immediate attack on Arabi Pasba. Troops are breaking gi up their camp at Ramleh, preparatory it is under- ti, stood, for embarkation for Aboukir. Should this be the a real object, a forward movemient, says the Standard El correspondent, will probably be ...

... ?? PS THE LATE M-It. R. M. CARTEt.-The remains it of Mr. Carter, who died on Wednesday morning, are to be interred at Woodhouse Cemetery to-morrow afternoon. - The cortige will leave Burley Grange, the residence of the deceased, at 2.15 p.m., and reach the cemetery shortly after three. A special meeting of the executive of the Leeds and District Trades Council was held at Stephens's Cocoa ...

... WORK AND W-ArS. LL st -_ -e lt TVskToo - ;TRIZiE AT MANNfLiNGH MILLS.-The strike oa - the part of some of the workpeople at these mills seems r likely to be protracted. The strike hands have held f another open-air meetirg. In the speeches made com. plaint was made of the action of the mmanagers in reduoing e wages. It was resolved to continue the etrike. r Trni 61TIRE AT TUDHOE OdLLIElRY. ...

... UFMRAL OF M,. j3 D. HUTCHINSO' AT! I I EALIFAX. . : | The funeral of. Mr. John Dyson Hatchinson, late M;P. for 'Halifax, took, place yesterday, in the General Cemeetery, Lister-lane. The body was removed from BRdcliffe-square, London. on Tuesday, arriving in Halifax about nine p.m.. and- was taken t6 iringsto±, 'the resi- dene of Ald. Rameden. The friends taking part in the funeral assembled ...

... I GENERAL FOREIGN NEWSS. THE FRENCH CRISIS., ILLNESS OF THE COMTE DE CHAMBORD. (SPEcL TELEGRAM Fn0or oua ?? CORRESPONoDNTr.) 14 . : . . PARIS,. Thursday Night. o j M.Gambeta, appears to bie trying to cuit the fground rom under M. Brisson by urging his can- didature,- in order to use him up for the Presidency of the Republic. This manuwuvre is betrayed ty the Replbliq~ue I aise, and is not ...