... IMPYRTA'N'T COLLIERY PROSECUTION A1T WAKEFIELDJ. Yesterday a case of considerable interest to colliery owners and managers was brooght under the notice of the West Ridingz magistrates at Wakefield. The defeudants were Messrs. Harpreares, Naylor. and Go. Limited, the owners of the Whinny MIoor Colliery, between Wakefield and Horbury. Tbey were surmmoned for a breach of the Mines Regulation Act. ...

... UNTTED 2TTHODIST BEm CGURC=S. The Connecomemas Comzrittae conamenced its sittings at R~edruthi on the 3rd intst , and has been in daily sessio Since. 'L'e ciscce'ejr corisists of the IaRS. T. Wakefeld I'reeaidnin; ?? T'urevrc ?? si~-cetzzv : ft. T. ±Kvr cors-s-e..-etur i. I~ cemnoerionai srca-.,-rer: ti-s tta4e. r C -ener i--i'neryc e~ '-clssrtco rr: .id t 0cc-tclea et` totsisn ant I rum~C ...

... THIS 10TilN &GS NE WS TO -DAY1SLO IN-DQSPJAPERSI, MR. PARNELL aAND THE - COMMISSIOVN. The iifles g;ves a direct ?? to Mr. Porucil's stateenut that it Wra- pas -i in e-valence that the ''nna illrfa-ous charn-totr whoe faurtcaled tbe ,t- rL ?? fabricated the cl-argres eucd alle et- cflint it in ?? Crime.' Fur this audacious a-.- ,-Lj there jB no fountdatccu d vlatevrr. It h-as al':t otl o -. ? ...

... TilL vAL'IL NO OF ',1jAf FNE* IThe Ltarin o at -,eals by I 'cc inannfacnrers at cll-n-I agnhlzt the hi g-1L insa't; Le.,1112 ( irt >it bha the w01 rn'' 0 Vt _'Itics Ai-as ?? at 'hat ntaner&',~ Quarn~r So' t at t iT~itclrl, un Tljutty. Ale a'a Lid; r 1>, al. Ca i'p l v li t'lv't. T'1ic raz,- ~Iie ujtte ac-rctle t ti-A, d~ o t ~ £,c97. lit J-icA ?? 1, to'u lBrowne, Q.C., 'anli t1..vr'' mcii ...

... YORX?sWfi?E NATfl?ALI'? I On Saturday the eaghtieth anesn-t$ Ct - Naturalists' Union was bela at Itiar n--a- end fifty axeruheas ?? at the thee There ,tie-idad tteanarel';t a otto ta ?? - ?? 3nuiit?d the botanical sued aaa ii ri-itch I>uokera.re Wood, Caxarp?o ?? ox a Plumpoon laca'ks, asturning hr cci; ?? -. gaae. The remainder, ta the number a to Nih C Bridge by traan, and v ian Hanntsrhwac ...

... II AR-L IAMENTAlRY NOTES. Ho|.sE OF Coomn, Tuesday NiLat. L The Peers s-ee rioton-lv- humorous this evenirg. It is not oftecn that their Lordslrips deign to profide food for the public arusemaent, buh; they threw ?? to the windzs at to-day%3 sitting, and made themselves respora-ibie for a catalogue of suggestions on the b qluestion of Parliamrentary reporting wreich could not find a parallel ...

... THE SASNUITARY CONDITION OF TLEEDS. Al 'lite neion a the Toxin Counicil held on W~edu-esday ls.Mr. slatar. raline- attention to sanitary matters, ?? I tht certaini new prupertar, known as 'Ches tnnt -I avenuc. Y,~(totriaL-eaci, Ilcdnl is drained into a sumtp, that thc suing is all~ws I to avefl~ow, and that thle S'wcge fnods itsi way itot a gras Helod where cow5grs and nuine p suitu distance ...

... DISPUTE IN REFElJ`'YCE 'IO AN ADl[NISTRATiw. i3-3ON2D In the Que: s Btch Dmihio:,i, L.odcnu on Satlrdavy LordJustice orns sittiDl;i-h1ceutiJ pirav. hid beforehn3 the case of NvI'et nta. ,Aother v. \-c1 'l'he plaintiffs were Mrs. Elizabetl West. ho f ar. Alfred T. ,VIost, uf the irma of e enatesowa , Vhes. Land Co. Limited, Leecs; an3 the defendanld *vas the irana i o cirecor ct lMcssr-. r' ...

... THE LEEDS MEFICURY. I s; THEURSDAY, JUIY 1iT11, 18S9. IT is reported from Cairo that the SircLdr, General Sir F. W. Grenfell, has arrived at Assouan. Colonel Wodehouse agin telegraphs from Adendan that no reinfotcements have yet reached the enemy. He reports further skirmishes, in which the Dervishes were defeated. It is again stated that the Egyptian troops are to be reinforced by British ...

... POLITPI-$ AND SOCIETY. L:xEns, Tutesdai. utuy 2nd i . ?? Shah'> arrival, wvrites ourendon CosresThzOentt | I Wfas witnessed bv aail iuuense crowd. Hiis rezel-tiol at s 'Westminster S.sirs nvwas -not what wcould be called . I enthusiastic, but it r-a-s cordial enough. ani Mr.J Conyheare's advice l-.. h» bilnt was not. atedx upron to I any appreciable degree. The Shah lppears to be iii the It ...

... ST. JOINE A.MBULANCE ASSOCIATrIOUN. LEEDS CENTRE. ,r. 1VEater Rowlev, the hon. sec. of the Leeds Centre has fonvarded the following list of successful pupils i 3 connection with the classes named:- ?? CLA.t,.-First ?? Mary Sh.ahe an t Einoel ?? Obtained ?? Speneer, Martha Iti Hrnhniff~.MarhaSteol, Charlotte Anin Langp, .alehnna. S. SheiK2 Hannah Git-er, Emam% Hiirnbersnone, Berth.a Schttster, ...

... LEEDS SCEOOL BOARD. A meeting ci the members of the Leecs School Board was held yesterday at the Board Offices, Mr. B. Gi. Wcr.- arrvsos, the chairman, presi hog. TUE NEW M=AcBa. 3A special meeting- was held first for the purpose of elect-. ijog a genitlemran to fill the v-.caory causedi by the neath of Mr.R;chard Tabbero. The'C-rarscatao proposed the name of Mr. Isaac Earn-. sbsLw, otd6, ...