... If )]Ll~l lDIVI~tAST131'NA -RL iSON LIBERAL ASSOCIATION., I I i I I I entire tot:itrs svith tbe , otvernmcint l1ad ios' gat ti I su-a sti 'e. atic disselutiotl wast a- maIifoe-ly appr.;ac-ic- j -hat cven the Tories hatt becn inioselleld to speals I oe t lately, tlsrough il Ins less pow-erful orgattin the Northa of Et:gland tha. tshle 'Newanstle Ctrotcinle,' so-imihcli had sitas-i that the ...

... THE BAPTIST UNION ASSEMBLY, THE llMISSIOflREY soamyrst REPORT. (FROM OUR SPECIAL cORRESPOND] Nit) in ateic of ctie C-romwellian. celnbratiofls at the COty Temple, yesterday's mneeting-s in connflotuitn with -the b,;rtdngAstseniblies of the Baptist Union were Lnllited. to toheing'.- of thle Bapi.Pist -Missionary Seed-tv I was held at the Afiteina Mous2e, and. ats usual1, erow 6-d the library ...

... JI LEEDS, Wednesedv, April 26tb. |t Mfr. C~hamberlain's sophistical quibble that at the last h general election he and his Tory friends did not promise but nerely proposed old-age pensions is too con-' temptible even for most Zinisterial journals. The ti ' Morning Post. for example. declines even to discuss i the point which Mr. Chamberlain explained with. li laborious superfluity. The ...

... ITHE MORNING Ii EXPRESS. LATEST TELEGRAMS, (BY OUR PRIVATE WIRE.) 5 o'elook Edition. 4 THE CRISIS IN SAMOA. (MORNING POST TELOGRAM.) Washington. Thnrsday. The Navy Department has received a telegram frord Admiral Kautz from Apia, confirming the report that there had been fighting between the opposing factions of natives in Samoa, but stating that all was quiet at the time his despatch was sent ...

... POLLUTION OF STREAM S In TIEE SPEN VALLEJ Y. CLBC5EBDATON SitPORT THE S ETES BOAtRD. An important meeting of tbe Clet'klieton t Ciamiltbr F Comm-,erce was held last nicht, undcr the praSd n- y u, lr. J. G. Mowaio t, to consider c hat hI a .)Cfl, :r; -i locally a.sT thle sevenityr of the rertuiremnti (; the *i:> Riding Rivcrs Beard. A comnttitit lad i. e considered by the lIe-kmondwike' ...

... THE WEAREP AIZRCZ-RY (FFi> T;.-. - ST N SETS.. . ., To- PREV. AY. I DAY. S . ,3. h-l- :, . - . . I rap lo -er.n s > A v . It r ,, -m, . ---- - h.'hr A -.- .._ A -. I- N \ ,. ', I . WlV'T~lEr. FflflFO'''Ti }I''.. Tflt'y The %.wm rz T I.FF Ts:? ;'s ) . . - - SCOTI.4N . O, S~nTr.-k'Nt) N .C:.'. . . a! I w.arnr:t fr: !.'' :.. . S'Of.l aYnr r' -9 :-*.=.- . I. NGyIAND N. F *: -' . , ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY. THURSDAY, Ardm 27ni, 1899. N EWS SUMMARY. The American ifrces have gained a deciisive victory ervr the insurcents in the PhiJippines. The tovn of (:ainscpir w-as capturjjed vesterday bv General MacArthur's division, after a stubborn resistance on the part of the Filipinos. vwho were driren into the hills, after the. flower of Aguinaldo's army had been aonihilated. Six ...

... I -- -- LEEDs, Tuesday, ApriL 25th. Three hundred rears ago to-day. on the 25th of April. 1599. Oliver Cromwell. wrho was destined t,, do so n-unb for hthe civil and religious liberty of his con-ou *. was born in the little courctv town of Hun' n :aa The tercentenarxv of tlle bilt,} of tile Pretecco !., ca-lled forth extensive addiionDs to the ]ilsoritael lito- ture relating to Cromwell. bur ...

... IMPER IAL PAIRLIAM' ENT, HOUSE OF COWI-MONS. WEDNESDAY. April 26th. The Shcao-er took tihe clair at noorn. ! LCCLES[ASTICAL ASSESSMEN112 ' TS I Mr. J. ix (SCOTLAN't)). IMr. J. I. (ORDON (Ellin Coxintv, Ct, inL mivire ii7 Fe sennCd reading of tho JIlo-lesixatioal ASSP-sirents tSot- land) 'ilL, saiid this wats pritocoallv a bill to ablolish the sma:ller class of Churoh rates tlhrovighoim; S--so ...

... SIR X, CAMPBELL-BA-YSERMAN AT THE EIGHTY CLUB. LIBERALS AND TilE CONSTITUTION. DENU-NCIATION OF ITIE PRIMROSE LEAGUE. Sir Henry C'ampbell-B1annerman was last night the principal gutest of the Eighty Club at a dinner at the (afe Monicoa London. AIr. Augnstine Birrell, Q.C., l P., presided, and there were about 200 present. After dinner, the Chairman said it was one of the many observations c.r ...

... BE±0DFORD SCHOOL BMODA IEXTRAORDINARY RESOL-UTIO-N BY TEACHERS. SRVNS ORt MASTERS. The meeting of the members of the B1radford Skh'abol Board yesterday, at; which Mr. W. Claridite prteided, woe rendered most itcerestinle in 'oonsequiencO of thlet action taken by thle Bradford lose-hers' 1Represetat! iol NAas-eiat ion in reference to a LIbrlmmro rh hoard. Mr. S. R. A,,tliff, formerly chairman ...

... HILL JOINT DOCKS BILL, MEETIN-G OF THE PARLIA-ME-N¢TARY COMMAKITTEE. PROSPECTS OF THE PROPOSAL. A smecially summoned meetinrg of the Parliamentary Committee of the fll1 City Corporation was held yestr- day afternoon to consider the report of the Chairman (Ald. Massoe) on the negotiations -which have been tak- ing place in Londen betws-ea toe proraoters of the Joint Dceks Bill and the ...