... attendance of company this day Was far more numer- I ous than boo lately been thle ease anna Wednesday. This circum- tali stance is to be ascribed to the attraction presented by the race for the ext Great Yorkshite Handicap. Lord George Bentiock undertook the the office of starter, and performed its duties son efficiently as to draw forth the admiration of all porties. The settling far the St. ...

... SPECIAL COMMISSION IN WALES.-A special com- pi mission is about to issue for the trial of prisoners concerned I in the recent disturbances in South Wales. Pi The Rebeccaites in one night raised three pillars built of m stone, twenty-seven feet high, oel one of the hill topsabout a mile lo from the road, in the neighbourhood of Langadock, in commemora- tlh tion of their ?? Journea. cl MORE ...

... YORIKSHIRE NEWSPAPERS. 0SlI.AL RETURN OF STAMPS issued from the Stamp Oflce to Newspapersj during the six months (27 weeks) from July to December, 1842 Stamps vekW Advertise- received veer- mert within Six a Duties Months, age. pad X.s. d. LEEDS 4 .RCURY 252,000 9,333 465 15 0 Leeds Intelligencer .. 68,500 2,537 262 16 (3 Leeds Times ?? 78,000 2,889 82 16 0 Leeds Conservative jonmnal ?? 12,000 ...

... ArPOINT'igNT.-Mr. Errington, of Wakefield, the highly respected clerk to the treasurer of the Riding, has been appointed by the justices to succeed Mr. T. F. Ledger, in the offices of high constable of the lower division of Agbrigg, and inspector of weights and measures. AN AGED SPECIMEN OF DEPRAVITY.-O1 Mon- day last, a man named John Thompson, resident in Brewery Field, was brought before ...

... 1|THE LE.EDS -ME.RCUiR Y RETURNS OF THE MEANS OF EDUCATION AND RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION IN THE MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS. THE cordial zeal with which several hundred Ministers and Gentlemen, throughout the Manufac- turing Districts of Yorkshire, Lancashire, and Cheshire, have co-operated to furnish the Returns for which Ma. EDWD. BAINES, JuN. ventured to appeal to them, gives a sanction which he ...

... THE VICAR OF BRADFORD & HIS DESTI- TUTE PARISHI. IN another column will be found a curious advertisement from the Rey. Dr. Scomss~s , Vicar of Bradford, published in the Record, and read at. the meeting of the Wesleyan Missionary Society, Bradford, on Monday last, by the Rev. G. B. MACDONALD, with some just and instructive comments. The advertise- ment bears' this distressing and alarming ...

... INSURRECTION IN WATERFORD I (From the Daolin Post of TZ#1Ytti.) 1i DESPATCH OF TROOPS BY STEARI.-THE DE GltEY HOAX. A flourish, trumpets! strike alarums, drums! The war, that for a space dld~fail Now, trebly thundering, swells the gale. It was not for the North, as we had been led to believe on Saturday, that the Mlet Regiment were ordered from their comfortable quarters in the Royal ...

... D OMit ST IC I NIT LLIGEN CE. IMPERa IS PAR IAmPNT.-Tuesday being the day to which Parlimnent stood prorogLued, both 1-louses met pro Jbr-,a, when the Legislature wavas agahi prorogued by Coim- mission, until Tlnhisday, Ist of February. Lord WIharrnelic e Lo d President of the Count-il, left his residence in Curzois street, ein Molnday morniing, for Whitley Court, Worcestershire, on a visit to ...

... TIl IMECIPIROCITY FALLACY. TnE effect of keeping a particular suliject conl-. stantly before the public mind, in increasing geoweb a iialfy the speed of public conlvictioll on that subject, was never more strikingly shown thall by the Anti-Corn Lawv agita- tion. The rapidity with which the doctrine of lree Trade has seized hold, as it were, of the general mind, during the last twelve montils, ...

... CIRCUITS OF THE COMMISSIONBRS FOR THE RELIEF OF INSOLVENT DEBTORS. t( NORTHERN CIRCUIT, 184. It of WILLAMs JoHsN LAW, rsay, Commissioner. Id an YoRxsHuRE~-At Sheffield, Friday, October 20. -a- ~ ~ At Wakefield, Monday, October 23. ats At the 'To'w~n of KIrGeOs-rPONee-Heli.-Tuesday, Oct.31. I .nd YOnRKSHIRE-At York and City, Tharsday, November 2. t an . ?? Richmond, Monday, November 6i.d art ...

... 8 b S.by - -TTX SATURDAY, JULY 1. i _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ti EARL GREYt.-It will be seen that this patriotic e` and venerable Nobleman is at present in a very precarious, e: 32ot to say alarming, state of health, though we- have reason d to believe, from an authority on -which we can rely, that o: there are those indications of improvement within the last e: few days, that encourage the hope ...

... The aggregate ineeting of the Delegates to the Anti-Corn Law Demonstrations in Manchester, was heldi on Friday morning week, in the Town-hiall, to receive theI reports of the committees and to determine the festure course of proceedings to be adopted. Mr. H1. AsioWosan~l was called to the chair, and Mr. PLINT, of Leeds, and the Rev. ''llos. SCALES, of Leeds, suc-; cessively read the following ...