NEW GOODS, Suitable for the .:I'ItING AND SUMMER SEASONS.

RECITALS. Despite the inclemency of the weather there was again a large and fashionable audience in the Pamchits' Hall, George.street, on Thursday evening, when another of the delightful invitation recitals promoted by Messrs. Joshua Marshall and Co. (Limited), musical instrumen

OTHER tTTERS. Seto. discussion took place in regard to the Treaty of Commerce with Germany. which expire. next July, and Mr. Mtu.o read moms lengthy remarks on the subject made by Mr. 11. Zomenheins, of Leeds, and formerly of Hudderidield, at • meeting of the Leeds Chamber of Com

ABANDONMENT OF THE HUDDERSFIELD AND HALIFAX PORTIONS. I From Oer Correspondent.) Monday. The bill of the Midland Railway Company, which proposes to carry oat certain lines in the West Riding district, came to-day before • Select Committee of the of Lords, composed of Lord Camper

The Earl of Caledon, one of the Irish representative peers, died on Wednesday night, at Harvey's Hotel, Karate. it is torrid' ip come to London from Ireland, on Monday, for the purpose of undergoing an operation for disease of the throat. His lordship, who was born in 1846, and

DRILL Si rt,—The committee of the Incorporated Church Building Society have obtained, by the courtesy of the editor of the Church Year Book, a return of the number of parishes in England and Wales in which the population exceeds 10,000. It appears that there are 531 each parishe

Hoge, MILTIUM MILLS. - Week analog April 29th, 1896. Patients discharged a admitted 13. In the Home—Males 26, females 11, total 37. AT lIELTUAX.—The qui. tarty conference of cooperative societies in the Huddersfield district wss held at the Liberal MeMem, on Saturday, Mr. John W

Gui • im•11• was reported Moidireon. mbar* • red wimmr. mite lived in Mulbarryorreet, found to from • mild attack. tM Dr. Annio (medio•l °Doer of Imola) was remomed to the hospital Mid Bill, when proomming favourably.

payable to us by auy rubber manufacturer who does not OF supply us with the best quality of pure, fine Para Rubber procurable, for the manufacture of DUNLOPS DUN►OP TYRES GUARANTEED This tremendous penalty enables us to protect the Public against unsatisfactory tyres. ALL DUNLOP

THE PRINCE OF WALES AS GRAND MASTER. In the United Grand Lodge at the Freemasons' London, on Wednesday night, the Prince of Wales was proclaimed for the 24th year as reinstalled Grand Master of English Freemasons. In the absence of His Royal Highness and also of Provincial Grand