... THE LEEDS TIMES. Saturday, j,j NE 6th, 18CS 4 Give me the liberty to knois, to utter, and to argue freeiv hording to conscience, above aU other liberties.— MiLTOU In the cA.Be of Mr. Eyre, as in the charge previously preferred against his subordinates —Colonel Jelson. and Mr. Brand—the prosecution has broken uown, l n instances, it was unable to pass the which English law has provided for ...

... TEE KONE7 MAKKET. f From tmr Correspondent) LONDON, Tuesday Evening. Very little business is in any description of accuritiea and, with the exception of the foreign market, the tendency of prices is downward. The abundant rain the last few days has had in promoting buoyancy. In Consols there hits been a slight downward movement apparent, but the alteration not important, tha quotation being ...

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... THE YORKSHIRE POST AND LEEDS INTELLIGENCER, FRIDAY, DECEMBER J _1868. GREAT PROPERTY SAL* AT DONCASTER.— sday the freehold and tithe-free estates of Am* ttu, situate at Auicotts. Belton, Garthorpe, gad Kesdby, were brought to the hammer by Mr J. C'althrou, the large room of the Guild Hail, 1 >oucanter. room was tilled, fully 400 persons being r ...

... ArciDRKT to tub Kino Pbd.hsia.—The - •* »nffefin(- fr.tr. a «-n the lef, lulled by a fall from Lavrov mivied bis f.'oUng, is apprehended. Tub Fowdbb Explohion at Fbvbrmiam.—A ifccd ~f the eufferer* from the recent goo powder n.U e plte>i« Feveisbata baa ju«t died. Five out the six »tir»i»ort remain a ilangeroua condition. Firb at Baron KornsreiLD’a. —A fire has at the real of Baron Rothschild, ...

... 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 ...

... London the 2-’>th mst, for the season. General Sir C. Gore, 6th Foot, will be appointed Lieutenant ■ • ■ nor Hospital. The Colonelcy the 53d Regiment is vacant by the death Lieut.-General W. G, Gold. The Marriage Lord Colchester and the Hon. Mias Maude, daught-r Viscount Jen, is fixed for the 2Stb lost A New Temptation.—A Minnesota alderman offers to marry all • •op 'W gratis who will buy ...

... the host in* on Friday.—A j«nu-d Samuel Crowther was fined 10a. and coats for jpjclty * • horae.—A man James Atkinson, gtootm» ...

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... the Duke of Cleveland Kahy. The Troops the District wdl be is tator* commanded by major-general. Mr Watts, keeper of the printed books the Britiah Mnr earn, died Thamlay afternoon. Thr Archimedes Steamer, from Cronstadt for London, i* reported a* Ukely prove total The Death General Sir C. Oor* crum. a ▼aomey in the office Lient-Govemor of Hospital. Lord Oranmorr and Brown has Ijeen elected an ...

... On Thursday last the great annual pie-nic of th* members of the Barnsley Working Men’s Conservative Association was held, through the kindness of J. 8. Stanhope, the grounds Cannon Hall, Cawtboene. The day, so far the out door amusements went, was very unsatisfactory, but, on the whole, proceedings were .of a very enjoyable character. Most of the members, together with the band of the 37th ...