... SWA'INE YLVER. - Sxv;- 1- trv h. hIw-L- =- Swin levrer has. bhokn out on the * -2Ci Messrs. ChairIa3 G.lew, Wil. Fsetcher, and :: 1t r, Daield; James Billq, Hoylaul; alla - ;a a Ibbersoa, Datton: and in eaca case aiu ilifetted a n-t.-4 ibreak of swine fever has occurred ont ?? of Mr. David MIaliinson, of Close House, near Ii2 AL.kB]AA CLAIs.-From a statemuenit i jst bets: plsblislsed of ...

... I rI| Amongst the presenitations to Her Mhajesty at the Drawmng.room held yesterday, was Airs. George W. Mvr0soa by her sister, Mrs. J. F. B. Firth. f YOBaxItEM LADIES' COiUN(IL OF EDuCATION.- a The Executive Committee held their quarterly meeting on - Tuesday afternoo, vwhen there Was a 1eLOe attendance of 1 loembers. aI the absence of liss ALatuie, MLrs. GotI e Presided. The minutes of the ...

... TOIuOnDAY. A corresponding relaxation followed onl the tension of yesterday, and visitors to lsead-quarters showed, a disposi- tiou to taetk matters somewhat easily. Too early part of of the morning was beautifully fine, altho)ugh1 the wind whi~ch blew from the north came with a, touch of keen- ness which made a top coat oamfortable, and towards one o'clocks, heavy shower of rain toroved the ...

... THE HULL WATER SUPPLY AND THE RECENT EPIDEMIC OF DIARRHEA. A meeting of the Investigation Committee, appointed by the Town Council to inquire into the causes of the recent outbreak of diarrhce t in the town, was held on Friday, Mr A. Rollit in the ?? Chairman thought it would be better, before the business was pro- ceeded with, to have MIr Maxwell before them, and Mir Maxwell was accordingly ? ...

... SECONP NOTICE. In Gallery IV., pacsing by for the moment Mr. Wm. Greaves's forest scenes, which we propose to notice in company with the other pictures of the Leeds bhool, Sir F. Leighton's portrait of Mrs. A. Hichena (300) eas an ?? pinched look, which oneiderably lessens its ?? ase 9. face. Mr. Bryan I-look's Gathering Eggs in Lundy Island (312) Fhows a love of green sea and open sky ...

... BIPRIA PALIMENT. I q~~- (.FFOt OUR OwV E3 RS,) j oF COMMONS, WEDNESDAY. e g Di tool the ohair at ?? minuteso 6ltet tewelva. PETITIONS. proesnte( ill favour of female suffragge, by tltifslr, P tromn the Hull branoht of the Social Mr. C.H ?? against the Police Suneraltnua- n Bioc by r°. W. E Forster, from the Mayor and toa 'ill, bfgraifl, against the Watorworks Rating Cttr °'agr Mwrl~ekie froun ...

... TEE WAR PREPARATIONS. ALV VTr a' .LAJ2JLZL±LLUVj. ORDERS COUNTERIMANDED. The Government having cancelled several orders f embarkation of troops, instructions to ceaso thc wart ol preparing hired transports at Glasgow, Liverpool nj London are expected. The replenishing of to cal supplies on the foreign stations is, however, to Is cc tinned, and the following colliers, Wbicb ate inferel. water3 ...

... YORK CHAMBER OF AGRICULTURE ..A A ?? I, THE BUDGET PROPOSALS. A meeting o' the members of this Chamlrer wvS he!4d4 the Queen's Hotel, York, yesterday. Mr. J. NE'ry Oreyke Hall, Easingwold (president), ocsupied ?? ii The CAOAiis.N proposed- With reowrd to the differential lery of the inietra es Ion Scotch. and Irish farmers, thit ChImber is of -; :- i mnceme-tax should be levied at a UnSlorm rG ...

... THCE RISING IN CANADA. (SPEIiAL Tx=oux To TIus UOEOTING'S STANDAIW.) (FOX TUB, SPECIAL COan OlENDrNT WITH GHE2IR I T MIDDLUTONS8 COLV=N.) E BATOCnE, Saturday Evening (tia tunmboldt).-.After I a long ride of nearly two hundred miles across the e uninteresting country between Qu'Appelle and the sceue of operations, I reached the Camp of General 'j Middleton just in time to take part in the march ...

... Th. spring conference of the Vegetarian Society wasI bold yesterday atternoon, in the Peo~ple's Hall, Albion. Ve street, Leeds. The PRzssnE)FiT (the Rev. Professor J*. E. B. Mayor, St. John's College, Cambridge) pzesidar.-The4 dePRESIDENT read a paper which bad been prepared by Mr. InS W. E; A. Axon (Manchester) on 6Chesp meals for nd Bobool children. The writer remarked that there were ien ...

... LATEST NEWSs HUILL PACKET OFFICE, Friday A'hrg7,oy. THE MANCHESTER SHIP CANAL. The Lords' Committee yesterday morning passed the preamble of the Manchester Ship Canal Bill, ssubject to clauses providing that £5,000,000 shall be subecribed before the works are commenced, and that the Parlia. mentary deposit remain impounded till the completion of the works. PARLIAMENTARY BUSINESS, A long ...

... 81R XASSEY LOPES'S MQTION. - 1 _ . . -t --ot Etch--- - - ' I -: _ -1_1 The followingl were the 260 Members (including tellers) who voted on Tuesdav night fort hir Massey Lotpes's pro- rosal to recommit the English Registration Bill for the ilurpose of inserting a clause throwing the expanses of ?? po ipei txetion Ai'er' B. St J.Eoln o .Slia - Hannan Poll A. Alextilddr Ls~.Eeta in . 1. ii ...