... DBRADFOD FULL-DRESS SUtaSCRIPTnO CONCERTS. -X :|I At' their fourth assembly of this, season the Bradford Full-dress Subscription Concert Committee last nght presented the following programnme in St. George's Hall:- Overture . . ?? La Vestalde ?? amat Cavatiu a ?? i: ?? e bel coentelos y(Nieb) ?? Slguorla, Elvima Gambogi. Cocetohck n .Op. 79 ?? .w ] (Larghetto tea non treppo, allegro ...

... ?? STATE OF IRELAN. ARREST OF AN IRISH MEMBER IN LONDON. Mr. J. R. Cox, Member of Parliament for East Clare, D 'W0se arrested in London yesterday afternoon, by Detective i Littlechild, of Scotland-yard. He was walking into the It Golden Cross Hotel, Charing Cross, in company with Mr. . J. Deasy, M.P., when Mr; Littlechild walked up and, ! touching him an the shoulder, asked, Are yo lMr. Cox ? ...

... HuSxsTLET TE=tPElANcI.-This club met on Saturday, at the lake Vimw Cocoa-house, Hunelot, when twelve members starte4 ,n the path. The hares, B. J. Thorntoa and 33. bSrath, -4eut cft at. 3.410, and thi pack, with J. Field as acoe and A. S. Ruddack no whip, Iol- lowcd at 3,43. 'rbo halrcs trrived hormeat a quarter to h oo'cloek, lizd the pack at live o'clock, after a ran of nine miles. ...

... LEEDS CENTRE. A public meeting in connection with tho St. John Ambulauce Association (Leeds Centre) was held at the. Albert Hail, Leeds, last evening. The Vicu4 off Liusa (lev. F. J. Jayno) presided, and there was a fair attenads ?? C(JiAn N, in introducing the hon. secretary (Mr. Rowley) called attention to the unique services which, he said, had been rendered by that gentleman toambulanca ...

... THE SUGA1? BOI7NTIES CONrB1?ENcE, 3IGNAT~IIE OF TEE CONVEBNlTION. AITICLES oF AGRlEEME}N!T. LoxnoN, Thursday Night. The following id the text of the Convention signed in London yesterday on the question of the Sugar Boun ties: Article 1. The high contracting patties engage to take such measures as shall constitute an absolute and complete #gurantee that noe open or disguised bounty shall be ...

... ECCLE SIAStICAL.L NEWS. TIM NEW D1AN OF CHICEIflSTliIR. The Rev, Francis Pigou, D.Df Vicar of Halifax and chaplain in ordinary to the Queen, has been nominated by the Crown to the Deaenry of Chichester, vacant by the death of Dean Burgon. 'It is rathor rermarkable'that' in the courso of a fe'w days the .Vicars of ?? importeixt York- shire parishes should he selected for high preferment-Mr. ...

... THE SEAT OF WAR 1N THIBET. The Chumbi Valley, where 15,000 Thibetens are said to be collected with the object of expelling the British troans from Sikkim, is a lofty promontory of Thibetan territory, jutting out to the south and intermediate between $ikkim and Bhaotan. The Jelapla Pass, where the high road leading from Darjeeling to Lhassa crosses the dividing range, was visited by M~r. W. T ...

... SOUVENIRS OF ST. CLOUD, (FROM OnUU ?? CoUsssroDENr.) PFAs, Thursday. The French translation of '][touis Schneider's Reminiscences, which is attracting so much attention in the French press, contains an interesting account of the burning of the chateau of St. Cloud. This unfortunate occurrence, which the guide-bookB for the most part I used generally to attribute to the Germans, was caused by a ...

... TllE, PRESIDENT OF THE WESLEYAN CO(NFERENCE AND THE HARVEST. T President of the W sloyan Conferouece has justissued twt l lloh '4i4utoral:- . :iii' - Conference recommenondea tbat tho noxt qu:li r1esy ]lest day, Soptomber 21st, should be observed as a v 01 ?? prayer innd supplication. The roasons ap ?? w~ich this reconunendation rested have strengtheied i% tl1e lapse of weeks and days. Ilaving ...

... The results of the examinations held last May in the second grade subjects of freehand, geom'etry perspective, f and model drawing have just been received from South C Kensington. The following is a list of the succeesful students, the degree of SUCcess being shown by the figures; 1E signifying first class'excellent; 1 meaning fist class, and 2 second class. F. G. P.M. F. G. P.AL I Asb J. ?? 2 ...

... MADAME MARB BROZE AT KALIFAX. The Drill Hall at Halifax was crowded on Monday evoniuz with a fashionable audiene, when a miscellaneous progrmmre, rieltdng selections from the favourite operas, I English ballads, violhn and pianoforte solos, -was submitted by thc Marie Roe Opera Company. Thae artists on tho occa^sion werea- Madmeo Mrie Rose, the renowned. soprano; Mdlle. Carlotta Desvignes, pma ...

... 'lTE LEEDS MEMURY. FPJDA T , BSqitnlr 28th, 1888. 1Tne Emperor of Germany left Detmold yes- terday morning for Stuttgart. TaE Reihsanzeiger (Berin) ipublishes a report ,addressed by Prince Bimnarck to the Emperor with mpect to the alleged Di ily of the late Emper Frederick.. The Imperii Chancellor sets forth. his reasons for questioning the genuineness of the Diary, and conaludes' by asking ...