... kLeeLT yesterday, when, in seconding the Choirna proposal, he tried to show how lucy *d late Liberal Board was in receivinzg tt Government grant when the Free EducKUeOf Act came into force. It was W5V for Mr. Grosvenor Talbot to show that the preset Board ...

... moved his amend- ment to the motion for the second reading of the Customs and Inland Revenue Bill, in favour of an equalisation of the death duties on realty and personalty; and in enforcing his argument he showed that at present the whole burden of the rates ...

... offences against the common law, Tim majority by which the second reading ot the Bill legalising Multi;iage with a Deceased Wife's Sister was yesterday passed by the' House of Com- mons showed that the representative Chiimber of Parliament remains, as ...

... of the second reading of the Welsh Disestablishment Bill was of no practical con- sequence, and that at a later stage he would be found opposing it in company with the other dis- sentient Liberals who had the courage to vote against the second reading ...

... THE LEEDS - NERCURT. . . . S9ATUBDAY, April 218t, 1888. 'Ta latest telegrams from Berlin report, the condition of the Emperor yesterday as better. The discbhrg1 of pus, prsviously mentioned, continued through,, the ,d4y,, and . had the effect of greatly ...

... the second Theiidou' 'i'ha I louce. then, by 210 to 110, threw out r.r floeier's ?? of ?? Bill. The Irus- tae Act Bill PmssedL its tinla stages, and thI' Patent Agent- IBctgiitrutioiu arid the Itidustrial Serieties ?? Wvere clsu advanced rL stage. Aaiother ...

... Finance made his I Il'dget statement in the Ch.nambier of Deputies y-rstr-- eiay. A coneparesote of the expendita-- and rerellne shows a deficit of 1s,9i8,000 peaeza-. He anrounced a Bill to authoriue the Bale uf tSpain to inereas': its circulation oI noteds ...

... that tle ChOizj6&ororisis has come to a standstill, and that it will notuin),he near future at all events, reach a more acute'stage.' IT is reported'inll imia that during the inter- view between ' PrlifeWIBismarok and the Czar in November, the Imperial Chancellor ...

... resolved to form a Liberal Unionist Association for the Colne Valley. THE Exchequer Returns from the 1st to the 19th April, 1890, show the receipts to have been £5,507,525 ; the expenditure, £7,550,1031 and balances, £2,550,004. In the corresponding period ...

... last sessions, namely, that the Bill should be led second lime without discuasslon-thnat, after that, the counsel Otu~ be hsard at the bar-and thot the discussion should be taksen,,!, the 3.next stage, namely, son the motion being made for tite recommittal ...

... LEEDS, SATURDAY, APRIL 25. TH-E LE'ES T5IADE.-Tlie markets have been pretty' brisk at the Cloth -Halls, this week, and fronm tliecircumstance of many of the manufacturers being engaged-in manufacturing i to order, the supply. of some descriptions of good ...

... the Council of the Yorkshire Agricultural Society was held yesterday at York, and arrangements were advanced a stage for the Harrogate Show meeting. TEE York Chamber of Agriculture, at a meeting held yesterday, considered the Technical Instruction Bill ...