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... INDIA. The steamer with the Bombay mail and letters has arrived at Marseilles. General Walpole's brigade is at Bareilly. A train of 1200 waggons escorted a division of Sikhs has arrived at Cawnpore to take part in the siege of Lucknow. The heat is more feared for the European troops than the enemy. General Sir Hugh Bose has executed the Rajah of Mundesore. Colonel Raines destroyed the ...
... FRANCE. The Pans correspondent of the Timet says that the romoura war have been highly injurious to irade. Several large orders which had been forwarded to the jumolJ'-tiiriog districts had been withdrawn. In another it is stated that the greatest activity prevails tiie manufacturers at Lyons. letter from Toulon states that orders have been received to prepare two steam frigates for sea as ...
... On Monday, about noon, the inmates of the White Swan Hotel, and the tradespeople the immediate neighbourhood, were much alarmed by a terrific report, which arose from the explosion of a boiler in the cellar of the hoteL In the kitchen, on the basement storey, there were two boilers for supplying hot water to the baths and various parts of the house. One of the two was set only last week, and ...
... LOCAL NEIwS. l LEEDS. THURSDAY, J ULY 14. TMm LORilS QOM-AiTTEE o- OCH-uRtrr-RATEs.-Thi2 veary unnecessary committee, obtained onlyas a means of prolonging the impost, met on Monday for the firrt time. The peers present were-the Duke of Marlborough (in the chair), the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Earl of Derby, Earl Granville, Lord Eversley, the Marquis of Salisbury, Earl Stanbope, Lord ...
... I THURSDAY'S TELEGRAMS. I_ gov HALT THE WAR., gilt HALT OF TE1E k'EDERAL-ARM - the *UEMLrN, Wednesday.-The Pressian Goazete sayrs, in, P consequence of the completion .of the, Treaty of Peace, at orders have been transroitted'to the Itsoops on march to tlt halt at the respective places where they ru y-now for ha)ppen to be.-PrincaWSindischgratz wenb to P.tdants' et at.neon to-day.tokehioleae. ...
... LKEDS. *c. Votes *» ths Wwr iÃiwira.â Person, haying obtained property on or before January 30th laat, entitling theni tore, ister for the West Riding, may now pat in claim*. Persons already on the register, aho have changed tbeir place of abode, roust reclaim, or be liable to objection at tbe ensuing revision. Form* of claim may be bad at tbe Leeds Conservative Associa- tion. 19, Park-raw ...
... In about three weeks tbe Great Eastern will be ready for sea. _ . , , William and Mary Howitt are now said to be the authors of Adam Bede. The potato disease has made its appearance in the county of Kent, where it is making extensive ravages. The heat has been most intense in Paris. On Tuesday the thermometer marked 96 degrees in the shade. Madame Jenny Lind Goldschmidt will visit Ireland ...
... ANOTHER BREACH OF Pi.OMISE CASE. ~ On Monday, another action for breach of promise of was tried in the Queen’s Bench, before Mr. Justice Blackburn. The defendant, Robt. Chaplin, pleaded, first, that he did not promise, and secondly, that after making the promise, the plaintiff rescinded the agreement to marry. The pluntiff joined issue on the tirst plea, and to the second plea replied that she ...
... OF DUTCH BULBS. EORGE EDWARD has received the above in Fine Condition. Catalogues are now Beady, and can be had Free on application at his Seed Establishment, No. 1, King Street, York. September 11th, 1862. MESSRsTtURNER AND WALTON, BOOKBINDERS AND MACHINE RULERS, Gazette-Office Court, High Ousegate, York. CARTES DE VISITE ! CARTES DE VISITE ! The Most Successful CARTE DE VISITE PORTRAITS for ...
... MARRIAGES. BaBEU-Cao«s.-On the 15th inst., at Norton. Malt*- by tha Bey. E. Day, Mr. Thomas Barker, i^Mi*^fc Crose, both of Norton. mm M * r 7 Bradwbllâ Wilcockson.- On the 16th inst. at O-n^. yard chapel, Hall, by the Bey. J. Parks, John Bradweu Esq.. Brookhill, Sbeffleld, to Elizabeth, eldest dauS of tbe late Capt. Wm. Wileoekson, of HnlL ...
... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS The charge for the insertion of annountments of Births is 2s 6d each. Announcements of Marriages and Deaths properly authenticated, are inserted gratuitously, except where special intimations, such as No cards, or Friends will please accept this notice, are added, in which case the charge will also be 2s 6d BIRTH. January 27, at 5, Granville-terrace, Hull, the ...