... members of the Bat- ley Land League. His appearance at the meeting was greeted with loud applause. The chair was occupied by Mr. John Monahan, of Huddersfield, who was supported on the platform by the leading Irishmen in the district. Mr. Davitt, who was received ...

... testifv to the excellent work which I had been accomplished by the Executive i . under the guidance of Mir. OConnor. He r was one of the organisers in a district in the I Korth of England. comprising 150 square miles. a u) In that district there was a reoresentation ...

... thbe lavyor and a deptta- tion front Cambridge, Datleston, Deriby, Dublin, Hen- don Bridge, Glasgow, Huddersfield, Rtiislip, Walsiug- balm, the Working Men's Association of Kendal, Kir- cudlbright, Lees (near Oldham), the Mavor, aid a de ?? from Manchester ...

... realised. The Baptists of Yorkshire, at a meeting at Huddersfield yesterday, passed resolutions ex- pressive of gratitude to i\r. Gladstone for the Christian manner in which he and his col- leagues have eudeavoured to conduct public affairs. The Premier ...

... reference has been made, bears the signatures of the most important commercial houses in Liverpool, Leeds, Manchester, Huddersfield, Preston, Oldhiam, and other trading towns in England. On this subject we cannot do better than quote from the Tinmies ...

... Ossory Archaeological Society. ei THE BOARD OF WORKS' LOANS. b We have received the following from Mr. it Hornsby, of the Board of Public Works:- f In the public notice issued by the Board of c] Public Works which appeared in your impression SI of yesterday ...

... Jobn Boyle for wife murder at Aughnacloy tcook place at Derry Prison yesterday morning, the executioner being Scott, of Huddersfield. The evidence at the Meath election petitions has been edited by Sir Henry Janies, M.P., and will be circulated tbrough ...

... letter to a Huddersfield gentleman, the Membeor for Midlotliian tries to made oult that boycotting is as justifiable as the condnfw of the dock labourers in the course of the rer.nt strike in London. In other words, all kind!; of combination are alike in ...

... was immediately sup- pressed. District Inspector Flowers was then called, and cross-examined by .Ir. IRocti is, Q.C. He said he had no experience as a police officer outside Long- ftird. ?? hadl attended eight National League iutetings there. 'Ihlle last ...

... convention. 'The so-called Irish patriots now, for the first time in the his- r tory of Irish agitation, made a profit-out of their work, and the party he stigmatised as a tkept party, Egan and Feord paying the piper and calling the tune. The right hunourablo ...

... Strand, Loudon, 5) 5 BAZAAR 1N THE WORKING IEN'S ; INSTITUTE. YtsnERDAY a bazaar and fancy fair was held in the lae hall of the Working Men's Institate forfthe purpose of disposing ot the remainder of the fancy work which had not been cleared off at the ...

... extending the ballot to elections of Local Boards and Poor - law Guardians. Only a small number of weavers on strike at Huddersfield resumed work yesterday, not- withstanding the resolution arrived at on Saturday night, in consequence of the masters declining ...