... ME1MrENG OF TIlM LEEDS BOARD OF GUARDIANS, A meeting, of this bodly took pla.ce On MondaIly afterno IT last, hiF tla flat-ri resin, ait tule wnribouSe. (5Mr Catwoon, Car soon of tile hearst, precided.i The biinsiies anl~insted to cames ?? tle meeting w-ce, to elect a third retlieivig affleier to act as Pay Clerk ;three ltegiscracc of IBirtiii sland 1)laecots fand tour Medical Oilicere. A k- ...

... THEJ NEW 'llC)!E(CTED RAILWAYS. | (t;wx1 tihl (, I 1.'N!C'r 7l uwvs.v7ry v?At!l. jI Rall.ci wym 1 o'r'rtnicit, Board; of Trade. i WiViltlill , lanruary i4. | at : wetivr i:3 huz'by :vor that the Board ?? 1- lit i, L'e mhmlte ol tl,(, L~ori.j of tli3 Commnlittee o i lhe Pi-ivy cvullcil fu N s: ?? she '4r1: of A .ust. 1.814, farthe tnirction of lIilwj! III btvi 'nEOss, caving )taO cilc ?? lief ...

... PIROPLRTY AND 1INCOME TAXES. rl - ai T' lie he !e. It, De *fi nli ell s's ed er ii eli lh'e at. lie lit ed co 6'D !a - It )11 Of cc e , lie y iatI ill sdI to id ?? asI I- in at lie of .AXt aittenipt, is nakiluig by ?? W1ettnsioioier ?l.'siu aslid some of the wedsly jousrnals to support a Pro- perty Tax, as distipiguished from an ?? Tax. Thoy wish Aillhisters to maintain he former, and ahldorn ...

... T|lHE WOOL TRADE OF HULL, GOOLE, AND | 'OTHER PORTS. I T|he total import of foreign wocl into London, during the year 1844, amounts to 118,647 bales, against 109,318 bales in 1843; showing an increase, during the Inst year over the quantity imported in 1813, of 84 per cent. or 9,329 bales from all quarters. There is an increase from every quarter except two -viz., from the East Indies and from ...

... THE ENGLISH CHURCH AT ANTWERP. A great sensation has been recently created at Ant. werp by the closing of the Anglican episcopal church, during three or four days, by order of the English con sul, Mr. Johnston. The real cause ot such an extraordi nary step is not over clear or intelligible. It appears however, that a personal quarrel had ensued betweel two members of the congregation, and that ...

... go tlalbecr ann CorreoponeCsto. TsE BEER TBADE.-An effort is just now making by the beer retailers to have the trade of dispensing fermented and distilled liquors thrown open, and the restrictions under which the beer-sellers labour removed. They are petitioning Parliament to that end; and making other efforts to secure their object. As might be ex. pected, the regular publicans, on the ...

... ;Wfl. avolitall W-Gitre fintrillgraft. I M AN S ION-IIOBS E MOND,.y.-EXTENSIVu rItOUI; .-\'ICtL ISCL OF THlE PoLv.--Between the hours of half-past nine on the niglt: , *he 17th and nine on the morning of tile 18th, a grts, !.,i of propurtY wv;s stolen from the ?? of Mr. Btbb-. ':oresidesw.N So. 7s, lkng ?? .lr. 6ibl,b ,,,red yestnrdly at thie justiuee-rooti, and stated that . i lost tin, ...

... FRANCE, The Jenurwl des Debats announces the death of a ninter, Louis Leopold Boilly, Knight of the Legion fonour, at Paris, on the 4th inst., in the ninety. ighth year of his ?? Carlist General Zaria. gui had arrived at Pasts frola Piedmont. The cucral was preparing for publication memoirs of eneral Zlinalaca'regui, whom he had accompanied private seeretarY in several campaigns. TBX Csessatsr ...

... jortigit Eutelligence. FRANCE. The ,fe-rn-a des Detbatr announces tho death of a ,painter Louis Leopold Boilly, Knight of the Legion 0f0llelllr, at Paris, on the 4th inst., in the ninety- eiglth year of hir ?? Carlist General Za'ria- tmsi had arrived at Paris from Piedmont. The General Was repariqio for publication memoirs of Gener&l Zumalacarregui, whom he had aocompalnied a.s pmriate ...

... MY DsA Fri ENDS,-I have been a close prisoner for now nearly a month, suffering from inflammation in one of my eyes; and, what is worse, from the ina- bility to take exercise. However, I have not been idle; for the leisure has enabled me to devote more tiuse to my reply to the tract of Messrs. Chambers; while the reflection that if I had been a working man I should have been unable to earn my ...

... ANOTHER VISITATION OF GOD?'! ; SIHM O: TUB BLASPHEMER WHO WOLD SAY 50! ADJOURNED INQUEST. On Friday, the 3rd inst., the inquest upon Thomas e James, who was killed by an explosion at the BasAo ' Boy COLaLIEY, near Bishop Auek and-whihis cer- I tainly an extensive one and as a matter of course, now that human life has been sacriliced, no doubt one of the best ventilated mines in the north of ...

... |I I On Thursday, a special general meeting of the share. holders in this company was held at the Palatine Hotel, Hunts Bank, Manchester, for a variety of purposes, which were specified nt length in the advertiscenent, bnt which may be concisely surmmned up as follows:- 1.-To consider the propriety of authorising the directors to apply to parliament for power to make a branch railway from ihe ...