... a mere vigilant eye on the E( doors, Arc., of their premises. fl THE NEW WIYSLETAN CHAI'L. -.-On the 11th the R~ev o a . Bond, of London, preached a Sermon in the morning in the new Wesleyan Chapel, and in the evening in the c George-street Chapel. The ...

... Headingley, passed the examination in Anatomy and Physiology at the Royal C'ol- leee of Surgeons, London. This was thh first examination held under the new regulations. I LEEDS PUP-Lie DisPENSAR1Y.-PatientS admitted during hts past week-with regular re ...

... LOCAL. NEWS. LEEDS. LEEDs ,SUXDAY SCHOOL UxioN.-Amongst the most inter cting engagdments; prdvided for the ongoingt w~eek, as presented in our advei tising columns, are the an- niversary services of this institution. We notice they havef this~year, a ...

... and sd. cost of troups abroad, at 628 million roubles.4 nd Mdlle, Albant has achies-ed her greatest succes at Moscow hein a new rdle, that of Zerlina (IL Don ihiovanni. She -ha was encored in both her solos, and in the duet -,La ci todarem.t Ir. The ...

... so far back as 1886, the condition of the imbecile block was as bad now as then. Mr. Kennedy, Poor Law Inspector for the district, addressed the Guardians. He suggested that it would he advisable for the board to construct an entirely new wving for the ...

... took honours in the grazing class at Grinsby en Christmas Show, 1878, to Mr. Colman, M.P., who took a | first prize at Norwich with the animal, which was entered for Smithfield Christmas Cattle Show. London. COTTINGHAM. ly SINGULArI DEATH.-Mr. Robert Donkiu ...

... ELECTION AND POLITICAL NEWS. BEVERLEY.-On Friday the Hon. C. M. Max. well, of Everingbam. Park, and Mr Anthony Trollope, of London (the Radical candidates for the representation of Beverley), addressed I the electors from P window in the Market. place ...

... ruae young gentlemen of the Tory side had said, Oh, we eanuot stand these old fogies; we must have something new. So they had got brand new men, who wanted to increase tihe duty on tea. - ?? WVe can't have it, and cheers.) But these people would find ...

... invalids K t be cannot too carefullylook at'the'e'xactbpertlng of' both'and also rder, Messrs. Du Barry's address, 127, New 'Bond-street,' London, in don. order to avoid being imposed upon by Ervalenta, Real 'tavelenta, deedY. Lentil Powder,.' Patent Flour of ...

... LOCAL NEWS. LE ED S. SATURDAY, JANUARY 22. SERIcOUS ILLNESS OF xuE EAisL os' BFiON.-The Earl of Ripon is very ill, and it is thought improbable that he can recover. On Thursday, bowever, the account was more favourable. For some years the Earl has been ...

... in the Infants' Schoolroom. * CAVENDISH - ROAD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, LEEDs.-Last evening Mr. John IV. McCall, London, delivered on illustrated lecture in the schoolroom of this church on The Laud of the Rose, Shamrock, and Thistle. There Was a good ...

... must be mentioned the very varied stock of beautiful Christmas cards, or. view in the shop above. The excellent method adopted by Messrs. Hyam, of Briggate, in the arrangerment of their Christmas lounge, sinplifies the process of toy purobasing to an ...