... LEEDS SAtI DAY,- - M1 LEEDS, SATU:RDAY, A'IAY 1,4. ~ed A subscription is now on foot-for ere In a Iris Statue of his Majesty GEoltoE IV. in- rhce mark -pfTaco v~g of this town. We think a much better ~situatioga pitghrt Dry be found-a* niche, for instance, in tile projected Corn ieg !xchange-and should be sorry to see any nesi)r erection- bein the centre of a street, Which ought, to be ktept- ...

... ABSTRACT OF THE NEW ACT RELATING TO COMBIN ATIONS OF WORKMEN. Tisis act having undergone varinus important altera- tions in the comnaittves ot parliament since our abstract d of the bill as it was originally introduced, we now sub- c join another full and correct abstract, b The preamble sets forth that the provisions of the act passed in h tire last session of parliament have not been found ...

... HOUSE OF lORDS.-M.TONDAY, APITIL 25. r ((.fluutIfrl o thm me St pa.e.) COIIN LAWNS, : I A numober of petitions Wnert presented for atod against the Comn L:IWS. 'The EARL. of LAIUDrnDsAJrn hegged to ask what wvelr tile bitesitiolt s of his Majosty's inlisters respecting the questiOII. Ile tdid( not iinean to enter a all into a diseaissiots of the general ques-. tins t hut liet ?? assare their ...

... WENTWORTH & CO.'s BANK. . WIE are grieved to say, that the sarg,.i ,hopes expressed in our paper of last week,h, e not been fully realized ; but we adhere to the ospit, .that all the claims uponl thle above Batik will be ssistis eand that every creditor will ultimately receive twel shillings in the pound. On our fortmer statersriet -Shall only observe, that it was fully autlsorizesi at time, ...

... -. n ,1. ' - ?? --I y 0 d y y e A 1. e 4 y y ?s r a is ir 11 A le w IC Ir la It )r IC )r If Al s- n le h d it l- ic if if .1 IC le is 9 d d 9 is a le y ?y d l Pe copy the following additional particulars from the Glasgowi Free Press of Thursday:- i Greenock, lonrlay marOilg.-W e last night saw Johns M'Lellan, one of the under-stewards who was sawed. He was sufficiently recovered to detail all ...

... EDINBURGH FOX, PINNE11, ?? . . m ?? .. ,~i - .^ ly il ody hr sooeetinsad admirers 6f * h raylefiahgh oosa-att~e Jamnes Fo~net in In h V~ra oenoclbaels it A little before six 0 it Oot, ?? Es olhecir On his right hand ea was ?? ?? ?? A. BYl. Gibson. 'is Vt tacit Archlbalrl H-amilteon was onable to attend fromusindis1osl-- lie tto[o. Atone wilil ef tihechriarran~s table sat th~e Eeis Roesslya; 0. ...

... DREAD3FUL'CATASTROPHE AT MIDDLETON.| Iog- rent It is our painful durty to record one of the inset fatally S~fdetrurotlvetlaroitioosthat has ever occurred in tislrietighbourhsed, ;oIrising out of as explosirons in Gocsftrtrh Coal Pit, the property of ito Charles Johnr ilrondling, Esq. at Msiddrleton, three miles from this lilts town. The followisg- particuilars -are collected from the best anti ...

... A DErUTATION' from the Committee of the Leeds and m Ilull Rail-Road Company waited upon the Lord-Licutenant of the Riding, the EA1tr. OF I-lAIIE- ivoon, oni Wednesday last to communicate with him on this rcat project. It gives u1s pleasure to learn, that his lordship expressed his approbation of the plan, cl and of rail-roads generally, and intimated his belief G that, thoulfl particullar ...

... I woauld scot haive aI slave to till my ground, a To0 atanli 1rwhen I sleap), rend trettlAL orleen 'T I lralit, fur ?? that ?? Sinews, bought And sold, hrave cver earrr'd ?? I On Weelucoday wecek, a gettetal Meeting of this So- W cirt took prlace ait Freemason's Tavern, for tire purpose a of teititniing parliament to adopt measures for thle abo- or litiun.1 of slavery in thle Bvitish colonies ...

... PUBLTC MEETING OF THE WOPKIMEN OF LEEDS. TO PRESENT A TRIBUTE TO DIR. HUiME. On Monday evening, a public meeting of 'the work. eS melt of this town was held, Pursanat ta aivertiseeneit, in the II v0 yard of the Coloured Cloth Hailt, to consider of rishe ?? C Ia- of presenting Mr. t-luie with a piece of plate, as a totter-of gra- II 'Or titude fist his psstrciic exertions generally, anti ...

... DIP I. , tR C. ., 2 .; 2 et Thursdcey week thle' long proteeded 'il ffr~ae1 PrOqes l t arti from tile '~~~huilrrte o the Chamber of 0-P 'ipOki 1bui 'lielygerisnatitiegtstgsl e, entrrirtc-of-uis ajesiY~T diii S Cie,. -of L'ong livete King L AT Lon ;y te, p 11C LCDaUphn I Long ibye te Bunoli 006,' resiodeil 1roi -:ever sod over agaii.-Tce, 1Fears of ?? Dpte, t and thle specto tors remained ...

... very ftir trial has now been made of the new gement in the post-office department in this town as concerns the arrival of the London letters by the mail to Glasgnwe, and the experiment has proved the letters can just be delivered in sufficient time to lize the public, but not to serve them in any gene. c essential manner. We tire not aware that there is fault in the office. The Post Mnster and ...