... Kirkbeeton. Mr. J. ALkiusaa. Sv.ovo Divrmov. v. Almandboxy St &tuft L. W. Bird..lgo v. Floddershol.l St. Andrew's. 14. @ Rieloanlama. Loet►ood v. eyesleo. Mr. J. L NW!. Braley v. Shelley. Mr. U. Irken,n. Lockwood United v. Hullas4eld at. Mark's. Mr. B. Blronlo ...

... DR. N. PARRITTS AND DR. J. IRVING'S LONG SERVICS. 111 y Iwo whit* MOOT for bee. to the Huddersfield Ithnsary. oared b a s retiring. after twenty pans' service Dweerdhig MO. of Dr. Nome. Perdu. ILILCJI, rod Dr. Jobs ;Msg. 11.11 , CIL, n joist sweetie, ...

... RIM. T. 11 , 11am.Killam, Mr. Hach Ramsdell. Mr. .1. R. Abbey, Mr. S. E. Hirst (Mayor of Brighouse), Mr. Herbert Welker. Mr. Chen Hardy, Mr. T. Monk, Mr. A. Campbell. ...

... constituents of Mr. H. Byron Reed in East Bradford, on Monday evening. Lord George Hamilton spoke at length on the question of Ireland, especially with regard to the present situation. He pointed out that Mr. Gladstone had singled out Mr. Parnell as worthy ...

... THE KING'S LEVER The King heM a levee et Bt. Jewish Palate, this afterawon, large crowds gathering to witness the &Rini of distinguished meows,. The Slag will lay tin feundetios of the Lteetoool Cathedral Jule Nth. Tito Liverpool beers mailed to !Lusaka ...

... were also Nei by Mr. J. B. Foster, Mr. E. A. Tooter and Mr. W. M. Feeler, Mr. and Kra G. F. Howls. Colonel end Mrs. C. IL Freeman end family. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Learoyd. ...

... In a message of greeting to a morning proper, Dr. ALFRND RUASSL WALLAU6 declares that The public events of the year have boon, in my opiiiioin too utterly con.' temptiblo to bo worth spending ink upon. Mr. COULSON rather absnrilly scolds the nation ...

... LOOTING OF KING THEBAW'S JEWELS. The strange story of the looting of King Thebaw's jewels at Mandalay is becoming more mysterious. It is now stated that White started from England for Raccoon about a fortnight ago. having quarrelled with Mr. Mobbs, to ...

... HOSTILE DR MONSTRATION. The crowd outside the insert remeitiod fm SOON time, mod became soror.list hostile towards the mounted mhos% one of whom wet dismounted and set burled et his. The mew Sheriffs of the City of Looks, Ablertree Sir John Kalil ■nd ...

... ACCIDENT TO DR. PULLON. Aa Incident happened reoently to Dr. Pallas. of Paddock, when visiting; his father. sir years bf are. at }Wyatt*, beef Rantsley. Dr. Palion and other members et flintily *bre met at the station by a poor and trop, and as the Say ...

... DR. ORR'S STARTLING STATEMENT. An inquest was held this morning, at the Bay Homo lon, Lindley. touching the death at Tom Riggs (48). mason. living in hock King Scrim. Llodley. in the employ of Ikanjamln lloitoeiley, of Llodley, who died soddenly on Tuesday ...

... TO THE ISLE OF MA?T, 1311001MTED MEMORIAL AT RAMENT. fa proostfax tea pdre at a admit' wits tbo botbo at /Worry. Mr. J. RIO Ilidte. tort • Mr. Moll Woo oar Ms= t utd toemortal of tea Royal visit to CWa untsgerod that a derides foontata at Wow *look .hold ...