... NERAL FOREIGN NEW S. TE [pElROR FREDERICK. Pt XEn CE(Fp'rIoN OF SHIS MAJESTY.' ~rjzsaMonday,.-The Emperor has passed a tints9 onysl day since the operation. At a quarter- fivertll aftaluoo thle Emperor drove in an open, ear.. file th direetitot Of the Schloss Belle Vue, in the Ptie ii ruturniu~g an hour and a quarter later in a 51jcrgsr' J His Majesty waseverywhere greeted with ,,11ju ythle ...

... LOCAL SAD GENERAL. Tnnm PROPOSED. WIDENING. OF GtRx ORDn- ersrr.-Yestorday, at a meeting' of the Streets and 0ew-rage Committee of the Leeds Corporation, it was resolved to recommend the Town Council to yriden Guild- ford-street -to a width of twelve yards from its junction with Albion-street and nearly up to the entrance to King, Charles-croft. The matter has been the subject of news. paper ...

... IILITARY AD 'VOLUNTEER I?TELL[ GEKUE. EN4GLISH TWBNTTY CLUB. The results of the secoond compet ition. by the members of this club have bacn tabulated, competiturs shooting, as usual, on their own rangeS. The highest scorer is Sert. Rnider, of the Bristol flifes, who, in shooting at ?? Avonmouth range, inosaay with other members of the club, ade t I linetotalo 981 in a stroing wind f rom the ...

... GENERAL FOREIG(N NEWISV (thn RIB's '1'EOUnAx.) THE EMPEROR' FREDERIC-K. Bmn=N, Friday.-The following bulletin, timod nine o'clock this morning, has been issued:- The Emperor has beon quite free from fever during the last few days, and tho diflculty in swallowing has nearly disappeared. The general condition is now so satisfactpry that hi' t Majesty spends the greater part of the day in the ...

... POLITICs AND SOCIETY. LEEDS, Wednosday, May 23rd. ?? CorrespOnldent w-rites--I do not know that ...

... 'THE LEEDS, .ER{CURT. YEBTBBDAY morning it :was reported that the inperor Frederick had passed a less satisfactory night, owing to frequent expectoration.; Although free fron. fever, he felt 8omewhat fatigued, and by advice of his medical at~tendants did not quit his bed yesterday .IN HiEXETv and Queen Margherita'n''sited Bologna on Saturday, and met with an enthusiastic reception. Yesterday ...

... TIIE -EEDS N:ERCURY. SATUBDAY, Ayay 12th, .1888. - 4-- THE condition of the Emperor Frederick during the last few days has been relatively good, and his strength has improved. A later telegram says the Emperor passed a satisfactory day, remaining in his study until B.30'o'elock in the evening. IT is announced from Berlin that th6 marriage of Prince Henry of Prussia and the Princess Irene of ...

... (,CIENERAL FOREIGN NEW& (BRaIaa's T RAWs.) THE EMPEROR FREDERICK. l i BEat, Wednesday.-The Emperor has pssod4 a very good night. After this morning's consultation between the yhysicians, Sir Morell Mackenzie changed the cannala, ! the operation being effected very easily. The wound pre- a sente a good appearauce. b ! CnLo0rmsvZ na, Wednesday.-The Emperor this v I moranin transacted business ...

... - rs LzEDS COnPonnTION AND TIM COLOU1SED or CLOTE HALL AND QuEBzE ESTATES.-It may be recol- to lected that at a meeting of the Leeds Town Council, held e, on the 13th April, the question of the pirhase of the Be Coloured Cloth Hall estate was considered, it being 5- understood that if the Corporation could obtain possesiton to of the property, the Postal authorities would take a er portion of ...

... THE LEEDS MREPCURY. - 9 Tan Emperor passed a very satisfactory night on Tuesday, and yesterday he Bpont several hours in the park. In the evening he drove to Berlin in a close carriage, accompanied by the Empross, and was received with great enthusiasm along the route. It is hoped His Majestywill be able to attend the marriage of Prince Henry and the Fincess Irene, this morning, but he will be ...

... | I ?? (ablwz'S ?? THE EMPEROR FREDERICK. BnnRNv, Wednesday Noon.-The Emperor passed a very Satisfactory night. His Majesty rose at half-past nine, and has been out in the park since half-past ten this mqrirdng. It was announced at Court this morning that His Majesty will be represented by the Crown Prince at the wedding breakfast to-morrow. | BnuLaN, Wednesday.-The Emperor, accompanied by the ...

... ECCLESIASTICAL INTELIGENOR 0i'ITOeU Psoonuss IN Cuv-EIsAnD.-Ycstersda the Teteiatlo Archdeacon Yeoman delivered his visitation Crhlge to the clergy and churchwardeus of the arph- (tmoihry, ijn the parish church, Saltburn. The prayers 'Wer, ?? hv the Vicar (tho llev.B. Irvin), and the lessons tr Ithe Vicar of Marske (the Rev. T. Rhobson) and the Rev. U. WV. Lees (curate of Saltburn). The ...