... TH:E ' LEEDS MERCURY. FRIDAY;..'April 27th, 1888. QUEru Vien siTdT continued her visits and receptions in Berlin yesterday, and left in the evening for Flushing, where she will embark this morn- ing for Port Victoria. It is stated that the interview between ...

... a much more liealtny feeling than has prevailed for some considerable time.-Guardian, Wednesday. WAKEFIEL.D WOOL MARKET, April 27.-We do not report any alteration in the price of WoOl this week, but the market is heavier, and things appear to be again ...

... submitted bi' Prince 'Bismarek' against the alliance between Prince Alexander and Princess Viotoria. This, says the letter, shows that His Majesty is examining minutely and seriously the 'objections raised, and at the same time justifies the hope that the ...

... TIlE LEEDS MER'iCUl.' MONDAY, APRIL 13Tii, 1891L A TELEGRAM received from the Viceroy at the India Office yesterday disproves the statement of the Regent regarding the attack upon Air. Quinton and the force -with him. Latest accounts are to the effect ...

... and passed. The Merchandise Marks Bll pased through Committee and was read a third time, and other measures were advanced a stage before the -suspension of the sitting at-seven o'clock. On resuming at nine o'clock, w-hen the order of the dav for resuming ...

... the powers and provisions of several acts passed for the ipzrovement of the town and neighbourhood of Leeds, hat been read a second time in the House of Commons. Same opposition is, we understand, con. templated against this measure-not radically, but to ...

... of the Landt Acts of 1879, 18la d : Stated briefly, that Com;lmittee rX ?? > the Fa ir R~ents lined by the Lana CtIrczz.; ?? show-ed a econsiderably lets reductionl tian tac~ ?? volnntarilyconcededb lyanulorus to tiur . a-u: this side the Channmel, anid ...

... (5J AUl eleotions on Saturdays. (6) Abolition of plural voting-one mn one vote. The Bill wvas read a first time, and the second reading fixed for Mondny next. The appoietment of the Irish Land Acts Conmmittee was again blocked by Mr. Smith-B'alrv. A ...

... I O 0 ARGTE A-GRICU LTURAL AND HIORTICULTURAL SEOW. its MR B. BECKETT FABER ONV THE FALL IN WEAET PRICES. The fourth annual show of the Horsforth Agrieu1- ro tural and Horticultural Soeiety was held yesterday in Xorefortl3 E-ll Park, by permission of Mr ...

... EXHIBITION. Visiters to Leeds, who will this week be reckoned by thousands, will be so taken up witl Agricultural Shows, Flower Shows, Dog Shows, and other kindred miatters, that they will, perhaps, feel inclined to neglect the fine arts. But, for those whlo ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20. The 'Aichbhdnhep Of CANT11 R3WII5Y poecented a petition against the Catholic Claims, from the Archdlsacofl and Clergy of the Architeaconry ofi West-L2~-, in the diocese of Canterbury. Lord to rise liresented it petition ...

... was a good show of pigs, .and prices being lowr- e ggod many purchases were made. The show of sheep, as 1. is usual in the spring, was meagre. A very large number o of borses was show, of average valne, and the sale was moderate.. AL Wir show was made'of ...