... and Cliff4, the Reflorm candidates, by a dinner at tire Horse and Groom Int, in titat place, on Tlsursday eventing, Mlr. Henry Oxley in the chair. .The room was tastefully decorated with laurel, and in various parts were the inscriptions- National Education ...

... Mr. asrd Mrs. Naylor, ?? ,ere Mr. sod Mrs. Nerrigllon, Miss G. Nelson, Misses N'evins, Atlases tie Oates, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Oxley, Alc. and Mirs. W. Oldenbourg, prr afl- Mir. Olderuhourg. Mr. Orde, Captain Piromo, Mir. Price, Mir. It. CC Price, Mrs. ...

... people's hope,- Vote by Ballot,-1 National Educa. asol 2, tion,-and 1A speedy Abolition of-the Corn Laws. sbi es Mr. Henry Oxley very ably discharged the duties of the and ii- chair; aud Mr. Joho Brown filled the office of vlce-presi- . ?? dient.ca ...

... . Mr. Thomas Elliot, bookbinder. Mr. Andrew White, do. Mr. Wm. Mather, wooleomber. Mr. Thomas Waugh, labourer. Mr. Joseph Oxley, tailor. Mr. Win. Bainbridge, labourer. Mr. Win. Whitker, woolcomber. Mr. Charles -, woolcomber, sub-Treasurer. Mr. Nicholas ...

... Mr. Thomas Elliot, bookbinder. Mr. Andrew White, do. Mr. Win. Mather, woolcomber. Mr. Thomas Waugh, labourer. Mr. Joseph Oxley, tailor. Mr. Wm. Bainbridge, labourer. Mr. Wm. Whitker, woolcomber. Mr. Charles -, woolcomber, sub-Treasurer. Mr. Nicholas ...

... Thomas Elliot, bookbinder. O Mr. Andrew White, do. d Mr. Wm. Mather, woolcomber. - Mr. Thomas Waugh, labourer. e Mr. Joseph Oxley, tailor. Mr. Wm. Bainbridge, labourer. Mr. Win. Whitker, woolcomber. Mr. Charles -, woolcomber, sub-Treasurer. e Mr. Nicholas ...

... COLLIxEas.-Yesterday, - a collier, called Francis A Oxley, was brought before the Leeds Magistrates, for neglect of x- work at the colliery of Messrs. Benjamin Rogers and Son, ?? e PlatstBeeston. Oxley, it seemed, had entered- into ate rageeern iswith Mesars ...

... Corncillors in the mom of those who retired by rota- ton, when J. P. Rodbeon, Esq., solicitor; Mr. Seprimus TUtlD, sutr- geon: Mr. Henry Burlenson. watch maker; and Mr. Christoper iflfrn, ireltper, were chosen without opptsnition. Mr John Robinhson, timber rrinrchanr ...

... wardens shall be men who will not lend themselves to the injustice of a compulsory church rate. CHtURCie PREFERMENTS.-The Rev.*Henry Press Wright, B.A., curate of Guiseley, has been presented by the Vicar of Leeds to the perpetual curacy of St. Mary's, Qu ...

... att Dy reports, ?? an entite form. A discussion followcd, In whith the Noble tie fa' Chairman, T. Topwilh, E~q. Newcastle, Henry Morton. Esq. Barnst. eddr ley, Rev. W. Tlsorp, - Lawrence, Eq%. Leitester, Rev. S. Sharp, Ti of Wakcefield, H. Harcsop, Eeq ...

... Benjamin Pickersgill, aslsistant overseer, 8 viet votesa Air. W. Wrood Wisemana, surgeon, 2. Batley- Eatt two candidates; Sir. H-enry Brearley, nmanufactttrer, 10; den Mlr. Joseph Chadwick, parish clerk and overseer, 3. Goinersal-two candidates * Mr. Thomas ...

... Iloldsworch, Samnel Petty, and John Rothery. -lfolbeck-Messrs. Wm. Naylor, Joseph Isherwood Whilley, George Tatham, and John Oxley. Beestoa-Mossrs. Joseph Walker and Joseph Garnett. Armley-Messrs. Benjamin Roberts and Joseph Swithentbank. Woitley-Messrs ...