... to cnne in, ten arne held by Liberals, one by a Conservative, and two by Nationalists. TilE NEW PARLIAMIENT, Tks following hare beein elected Members of the new Parliament. An as.,erisk ?? indicates the old MIenber for the constituener; a dazgger (t) means ...

... CORRESPONDEN SY PBIVATE1l WIRIIlI LONDON, Fdrilay Night. While London was engaged to-day in- preparing for the reception of the C.I.Vs to-morrow, it received a disagreeable shock. The evening journals published the annoying news that Jacobsidal had been captured ...

... r to the new Parliament- I pollecd on Tuosdav and Wednesday last. The result W ...

... acrpui'ed corsida-rable knowledge as to the faults and . ci ctha! ...

... THE LEEtDS MhERCURY. ! :F=. S3DAY, N(VEIMP 15TII 1900. | I1 - NEWS SUMMARY. Tn a trelegram to the Prince of Wn-Ies,. TIsird Rozberts describes as a false statement the allege- tion against ?? Cmrpcsite Regiment of Household Cavalry anti the 10th ? ...

... of by auction in London to-day, the following being included amongst the books and manuscripts ?? chronological detail of events in which Oliver Cromwell was engaged from the year 1642 to his death, inlaid to folio size, and illustrated by por- traits, ...

... coallision in XKiel hbarbour on Saturday, but neither sustained serious damage. A new Victorian Ministry, under Sir G. Turner as Premier, has been constituted. The Premier of New South Wales intends to proceed with the Women's Suffrage, Federal Elec- torate ...

... of the Central London Throat and Ear Hospital, Grats Inn-road, and, by a happy inspiration, the promoters had successfully appealed to General Buller to preside It is needless to say that he had a fine reception or that the illustrated lecture on The ...

... the new Parliament was postponed until the 10th December, with the obvious intention that it should be further put off till January or February. But it was suddenly discovered after all that the House of Commons must be con- vened before Christmas in order ...

... arbiters in the educational affairs of this country. In Saturday's Daily News the histfory was given of a. rerm rk- abie correspondence between the Education De- Psatment and the London School Board, which, we are assured, so far from being an isolated example ...

... probably tell you is more or less indispensable to happiness at Christmas- tide It is certain that without them the younger generation would be the poorer by one of their chief Christmas sights. and that the December display would lack a very attractive ...

... received an imsortant addition by the opening of lless. Dur ams' Limised new premies at the corner of Briggate ansi New Bond-street (lately e-alled Wood- street). and adjoining the new Counte Arcade, Messrs. Durhamn, who deal in all hinds of faney goods and ...