... The Rev. Q. W. Brameld, M.A., of Lincoln College, Oxford, has been instituted to the vicarage of East Markham with West Drayton, near Retford, on the presen- tation of his Grace the Duke of Newcastle. Mr. Brameld was formerly curate of Hunslet The Earl of Harewood, the Lord Lieutenant ofthe West-Riding, has signed a commission, which was gazetted On Tuesday last, appointing J. E. Norris to be ...

... g tttcs, ortflinal aafl jftbettfl. APRIL. - ev'rywhwe *prinfc-time is breathing KT^2S'«a aud beauty togladJen the earth ; , dL of .Inisies tho young hands are wreathing, o* r «idViia'» ,ffß °* 9nnahint * n * P^Uag* of mirth. TViIJ flowers choice and fair, 810-Homs from everywhere, _,_ min (t on nill-top, adorning each bongh ; Vioouwß p rinjroi , e gad snowdrop white, bluebells and roses bright ...

... the vigour of einteteicn. liluetrations of the la.ter character- Utic we v ill now plare before the reader Alter centionin. the names of believing men of science, tl Owen, Parker, Gladstone (not the Premier), Carpenter, and Nichoison, adds, rldck many cthar-, note of whom bealtstß . q the iit*mf of d, or are ashamed or fearful o» SO. icr* reputation for aoumeu should * U M. I* r»l' 'o * his u ...

... HOME NEWS. ..tiffl ASSOCIATION, AND FBOM (BI TELEGRAPH B j £^ D £ rs J THE TWfW yesterday, the Grand At the WlDtor Assizes a againgt Jury for the oounty v KUJ ftnd Jame , D&i i Ti lor Michael D***«, , °° the part of the Attoraey-Geoeral, iaditloc. Counsel, on wer9 {oUD(J three banded to the coU ' ?? the trial to the Queen's writs of ...

... I ANNUAL SOIREE. The eighteenth anniversary of the Woodhouge Temperance Hall and Mechanics' Institution was cele. brated last night by a soirtie and meeting, at which bir. Bainep, M.P., and Mr. Carter, M.P., were present. Between 400 and 600 partook of tea; and at the meeting; l which took place in the large hall of the Institution, there was a crowded attendance. Mr. JAMEs KITSON, Jm,, i ...

... The workpeople of Messrs. Inchboldand Beck, printers, had their annual dinner at the Green Dragon Hotel, Leeds, on Saturday. Mr. W. J. Beck occupied the chair, and the evening was passed very happily- _ , At St. JameVs Hair, Leeds, Mr. F. W. Crossley repeated his interesting and useful lecture on Respiration : Its 111 Effects upon the Voice and lieaitn. Mr. Ackroyd presided. . T Mr. and Mrs. ...

... MEft KEMRLKG Dealer balls}' Ota-»vi.«n'* Wardrobt* . £. Wood lir.Sa-ftfiftmi for A MED A -urv • »ftK ■.f Par-_-j tiurtcj KUHNITL’RE. Ac . to WALKING- T* Tii »KP Part Caarrrt OraraJita, JKWKLEEHV. IvEM purchased from • * »• • * . a ( 1, • • »■-•. -•t pool i*' La: .•- ...

... ?? HANDS. r m h-_nds. so soft and white the coins of gold, Holding friendship's clasp so slight That the pressure soon grows cold, Busy hands, that ceaseless toil, Feeling ne'er a love-caress, Shrinking not from labour's soil With a pretty daintiness. Weary hands, that trembling droop Only to be raised again, While the aching head must stoop With a prayer for ease from pain. Quiet hands, that ...

... iales t)) Autfioyt Onviefw This Day from ten to four o'clookr Eaes To-morrow (Friday), at eleven o'clock. Leedr, Monthly 0loth Sales. Establilrhid 1205. bTeasrs. HEPPER and bONS beg tob gia botice ?? Monthly SBlO will be held in their Baootsi, East.parada, Leede, ?? reorro'u (Ishidos,) December lnmantu-eig/hth, 1877, commecaCmg, at eleven o'clock,. when BOUT 460 Ends of VrooUen and Union ...

... nfPROVLNG THE BREEDS OF PIGS AND ?? 8 POULTRY. 1^ exhibition of this Association was held on j last, in a ne^ near *° tne R OB 6 an(^ Crown at 'v therton- The entries of stock were more mune- &* * ha d been expected, and were of a very excel- hanwter, and it must have been a matter of con- -I ...

... sini' a 8 avre haB arrived in Paris with two of Ors daughters, who are to be educated there. 20nT e shi P Fr obe has capsized in the China seas ; Persons were drowned, at Co,! Bhlp Sir i[liam Wallace has been wrecked ortelazzo. Her crew are supposed to have perished, funeral car of Napoleon I. was embarked at on Tuesday, on board the Virago, for Boulogne, or, t^ 6 ,* 11 * 131 Cabinet Council ...

... Blemtntnry Physiology: Health im the House. Twenty- five lectures on Elementary Physiology in it* application to the daily wants of man and animals, delivered to the wives and children of working men in Leeds and Saltaire. By Catherine M. Btjckton. London : Longman*, Green & Co. Mrs. Bnckton has done well to publish these lectures. Of late year* more attention has been given, to the stedy of ...