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... LOC A L NBW 8. Saturday, June 22nd, 1861. A deputation from the Liverpool Financial Reform Association attended at the Music Hall, on Tuesday night, in order that the programme of the society might be submitted to a meeting of the Leeds Working Men's Parliamentary Reform Association. There was a fair attendance, the chair being occupied by Alderman Middleton. The Chairman said they were met ...
... ••• ' M 'J p erraby, a wealthy gentleman, who W staminar °? U1 °eby, Lincolnshire, and has ch 'itch on «; i Grand Hotel, Scarbro', was going to He kavee u Wgc y fa m '.'j rnivi S WQ en be dropped down dead. HfSrtof^ 1 . 1 , is auuou nced of Mr. J. Marshall, of ** ...
... £400 IN PR.ZES. The Greatest Aquatic Treat ever Given in Yorkshire. Four Bands Engaged—needs Hide. Leeds Model Prize Band, Leeds Military Band, and Roger's Leeds Model bund. Dancing upon the Ureau each d ,y after the Regatta. Admission (id. Enclosure, with G. and Stand re-erved for ladies. Is. extra. Occupants of carriages Is. cacti, including entrance to Park and to Enclosure, wioh ss. extra ...
... offi ulliD S E - Eardley, Bart., has resigned the \T ° f PreBidl nt of the Evangelical Alliance. Br J ln Charlton, the rider of the famous mare p Bonny, died of consumption, on Sunday. d^ a ptaiu Pack Beresford is the Conservative can• f°r Carlow. No opposition is expected. A committee has been formed for the purpose of Presenting the Hon. F. H. F. Berkeley. M.P.. with a testi-sjj~ for his ...
... The roan who wrote that most delightful old Jj 'Home Sweet Home, never had a home of his own f» ,U--rtied and was buried, when he found the last heritage of ite i His name was Howard Payne, and his countr/men in the v ...
... FOU NT AINE-STREET, UPPER ALBION-STREET, LEEDS EVERY TUESDAY and SATURDAY From 11 in the morning until 6 in the Evening Svjtday Mornings from 10 until 12. DR CAVANIA WILL EXAMINE FREE OF CHARGE, And give his candid opinion a3 to whether his or her case i 3 curable how Icing it will take, and what the expense will be. For the convenience of the great number of patients V BRADFORD. DEW3BURY, ...
... The Rev. W. M. Punshon has arrived In England- He comes as the Canadian representative of Wesleyanisni at tbe annual conference at Manchester. Summer, which has just reached us, rnußt have come via France, for we read that several cases of apoplexy, caused by the excessive heat, have occurred in Paris. Ia a London shop window the public are re-called to the witness-box of the Common Pleas by ...
... ford every year and buying «£2,ooti worth of goods. Is it extra vajnoney. Thus, by tbe operation of tree trade, £1,000 is taken from the working population of Bradiori. and given to French workpeople. What nas happened in the case ot a cheque lor £-2,000 may occur with millions of money. ill *>nic Radical transference of this £2,000V0m Yorkshire to Belgium will Such a thing as this may happen ...
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... & t th* 6 Great Northern Railway dividend will be ttoc?- 6 ra * e £3 ss. per cent, per annum on the ordinary 'il r i m^or d- Lloyd, special resident magistrate has been appointed to a high official position of and will depart forthwith for his new sphere Alf. Allott, senior auditor of the Midland t r ' Va y Company, has been led by commercial misforv.j .j . 3 j to offer his resignation to the ...
... f has been killed at Partick lwv nine Y>'-'» r9 l>l open olasp knifo which -j »-l v iThis f.'ity ,irst anniversary of the saturdav tv was oelebrated with the usual ' ;,f the Queen is now residing. l ' widow, aged seventy-lour, rriit at Loxley. She had suffered i h.'isi'i' ''' ,l , t, i,l l>eeu hoard to say that unless ' o Tt,'''- ' 1 , commit suioiJe. '-'Hnt intended to reduce the Ai- !■ ...
... There no very startling news as yet from the scenes of warfare. In Asia the Russians seem to be steadily advcncing, and the Turkish commander to steadily retreating. It is said that the latter is recalled and disgraced, fact that Mukhtar Pasha has been drawing pay for (50,000 soldiers whilst he only had 30,000 under his command. We are not likely to hear any more recapture£of Ardahan. The ...