... LANfl.S SD YRSHIE 'IIho report of the directors, to be submitted to the half- 5t iarly geli~eral mneeting of the ?? Ui- to ' lieid on t-he 26tih F-'unry, st t'siait ilit receipits a ir tho jBas- ii si- 3 o~r hiac ~eli £613,lt'9 10:10 tailf itt thi etoritspttilditig six in~nzhi. the, wr rkiilA lc\-iti555 hiave increaud1 i, lii .24, til Iic ilaie tot link',est on ?? has teen Thu, S i lialanee ...

... 7Y'? £'row-iaors viii J?cI obAy#? I i'y be?nu fflorfl?a ?? t7,J/ (lI/iiLdiy ?n yr any lrr?9ak1rtey ii? tiw of t/h LIgi?Ij? .?tEiicUiIY o-r of Ike 1%iAJ JiLL §i'PLI?2IfJ.N2'. lifE LEEDS ME?CUI{YI ?? 1'EI)0E?7D$ Ya Janu7ary 2,l, 1889. AT the Niew Year's reception at Berlin, thei Esnpes'r Wilbans singled out severalI personages, and addre.lssed a fewv words to, theml but it is net believed thlat ...

... 'THlE GODA-LAIRNG TRAGE7) I VONI' TTPAI, O F TUIME 1'iSO-1R. Iy, .. ftll b. nvh ior;? :lntVc aytraitles prc.,iled owl, lby Allr. ?? lz -SXl:!Jlkls aiis ½'li matcrcft. x%,.s ' irfu-lit at ?? with the nucIu~ r do Inii; .T.,v i' Oyiig '.''tian to xvlui he wvas enlL',)gevl, at C;i lltingl. A large Cntwit asseilub)o, e.lele thoe anataviorble vi ii ::i',otil o thea vou't-h-,uze, nr'iwaiiig till ?? ...

... M R. H. CHAPLIN ON BIMAETAJLISA A NI) AUWI{CULT-U1l~E. Onl Saturday Afr. leury~ thiaplii, M1.P.,atic £d meeting- of the Newcasuo-on-'I uelet acrile' Cthus, snd delivered an ?? h f x;laiitsis enl (aitil and buyver. Mr. S. U. Cinaxeoc, iarsidenit ot the club, occulpiedl the chuair. Mr. Cjw'ria? pointed out that thep iceult of the muonetary chanlges~whiehoeeurresl in 1673 and 1374 ciulnsidlthe ...

... :f ()U-UNCIL ELECTIONS. . Ii) -~ .1 - - I 1 VITRES IN TE j~i-i ASP DVICTORN 01? * Di r OhFolnd(icln-in - rdjerrdory.thiteniting being - .1 t~tltdttg, rtih the! iirectirm of Lt iAn. the returninig-officer. The I IO I it oiralzi hues6, and the keenest I * IlltILOie1. 1the ?? at most of the ?? x itallot-boxt-s were counted - ?? r fliztsi declaredlasscoors s known. Vl1Otk >,sCVenf being allotted ...

... TI [IS MORN ING'S NEWS, TO-DAY'SLONDON PAPERS. THE POSITION AT SUAK1IN. I (510SMOINGe POST TELEO;tA) I uiussn, Sundsy.-The cenustrneticu of the forts is proceeding with considerable rapidity. A mitlazim of Osinan Digaa, who has d-eseried, states that the messenger who broucht a post froin Khartoumn three dave ago had rep-itel t-iaving | seen, before leaving- Xhartotun, a PIa:la with I ...

... G EJ iE 1L, IL F O 1R] 'I G I' NVWS lrfI''TKLMGUAM ?? LjL IY ?? IeCt i i'1 ~ LiE .tSO JL NU Ille -I IL I U i'i ie t etx- IL-I i lti - ;OUi _it SEII it1 I 1to is vi~l'I t )t these itt-ire'-'l Lit Ii I lt Otps W tittltk r- i; -s lie Cie wi,,rroa riamtrlr * -- 1-4 ¾-i a Ufl Ut3 vit''rdtd Il V chltsxitctev I -. . ' I; Itt~i ettlt-, v\OiIltiA %ve!rI tlrrccg'-d ' ii itO'! tile. jt Il-eI a t I'04 ...

... ?? D CI l A IRTHE4 'NEW -CEMETERY AT BRADF ORD. The nannouncemenat that the Sanitary Committee, of the Bradford CoroDoration intend at the nest CounAsi meeiting to bring forward a iropnrea-l for the opening, of Bowling Cemetery callss attention to the circumstance that for more than aL year Bradford has; hadl a burial grievance of a peculiar Character. The Corporation haiving provided a ...

... I GEMEE FOIAX 'I{&G; N WS THE NILE CAMPAIGN. 1 C0MMfNiLT11(_)_N INTERRUPTED. (mioMs aL ?? Coanfesroenn~tr.t I CaCuro, Tuesday. Coasmunic-tion with the army in Upper Egypt has beer destroyed by the telr'grapa having agaiu been ct be,1,weea here anD Wady Ralfa. Irrmediate sters will b'e ta.ke2n for its repair, and meaeatime speculation is boiy aS to the PerpetratLors at the mischiet. (itnorac' ...

... THE LEEIDS AERCURY. FRIDAY, AUJGUTST 9TII, 138. TIE Shah is to leave Paris on Saturday for Baden. THE statement of the Araftin that the Ring of Holland was worse is declared to be uufounded. Ppa-mcE FEP.INATN)D OF BULG, -.Tk has re- ' turned to Sophia. Dr. Strausky-, Minister of F'oreign Affairs, left Sophia yesterday. and it is reported that he is about to resign. SIGN OR BEYEI)BTTO CATItOLA, ...

... GENERAL FOREIGN NIEW'S., THE SHiAH Pa=S, Thursda-y.-The Shah will leave Paris at two next Saturday afternoon for Baden, travelling by way of Basle and Fribourg. THE SING OF HOLLAND. TInE Hazx, Thunrsday.Nothiog whatever is known here in confirmation of the chauge for the worse in the condition of the Sing of Holland, reported by the Paris journal Le La;ci. rae preparations continue at the ...

... 1. RLJIAM ENTARY NOTES. HorxE oF CoLroNos, Tuesday. F The ordinarily quiet and unassuming Mr. Lea, who ,leiectrified the House a fewr weeks ago by turning >drSercelv on an ungrateful Unionist Govermnent because [it had abandoned the Irish Sunday Closing Bill, has seemingly been reduced to a tractable mood once more. Mr. Lea shares with Mr. T. WV. Russell the dis- tinguished honour of ...