... I TIUE (C')YSTITUTION OF 1A RLIAM ENT ARY I I (CO MA1TTElEj:S OtNI a.LWAYS. I TilE Select Conslil.littee, appoijited., b-Y the Hoflne of Comnmons to ioetistder holw the iousue shou0ld deal with the unint nucibe: of Railway Bills likelyf to be brought before it: has presented its First Report, in the fitri of twventy-two Resolutions, wlcli wvill be found iii our lixtli page. As the liousi5 has ...

... i: I H 1)^1 D s ' BArUJ1LD AY, AkLI, NiL .TA t~R o Gh NapvaJ A ci' 1/t] daeri/e'e e'egof he AlmuI31[:IY, aUndhi(;'-3 ;wt 0/z'x shPar/iament. Y'h eslaqa IPK. at F i~ta--is' bc -;ftti, isno v ery str/ii cot ?? it 651t'icte opr- (Cc-it,. inxr-ease -upon, die; * ?? -e~ cice. we -m(ore tian c'ent, per- Cen't I 7,ear~e within thee xircsenet crentury, lfst y wI ?? tti not yet konwhat course will ...

... HGUSL OP COM?IvAlS, THURSDAY. 1hip RIWYBLS ii Petitions were presented for the Ceekermronll and! Work- ington labilwiry Bilb: the 1-:eudiu and Nuinderurirre R-atlway iris, Bill r and the Afanches ror and ?? Railway Hill. ?? wore 1P'eselnted against the Glasgow birnelion Railway 13il1. iso the 6Sheffield and tincoluraiixe aircilay iglitBill.LONDON AND YVOHI RAILWVAY. so A report was brought up ...

... HOUSE OF COMilolS, FTJITlY'll- . 1 THURSDAY.- RAILWAYS. ly The~y nnd Tunting-doll Railway bill wsra lrlla of and p issd.T tS Sir J1. Y. B3ULLF.R presented certain lictitiong agsiq t Cornwall Railway Bill, which wore referred to the Scl~e'c't Cs57l le mittee. .t, Mr. T. BRA~ING brought up the report from ltre Abchterl at Railway Committee. The Kendal and Windermere Railway Bill seas ne~qa ti le ...

... TO THEl ED)ITORS OF TIHE LEEDS MERiCUxY. GE.[r`LrmPts,-Irl reference to a paragrapih in tire Lwrls >] D Sr a *f tu d y Il;tl tont: h i m g ?? de(ath of Jaimeo NuIta ll, I li- .Led I Death fhorn I10stiitioju. 'i whi. h vnou stat- that s - fron tile eviclerrce adduced. it Apireared there las-I been a . caipauir neglect of drity on the pozrt of the servants of the Proc t Law. in not lerkitrg ?? ...

... FRANCE. Tar FRENCHt CttA1cnRs.-Tlse debate in the Chamber' of Peers, no the Address, was continued te Saturday. Thle Ministry obtained a large majority iii that house en the whole of the address. The following is the result :- In faveur of the address ?? Againsot it ?? ?? SPAIN. Our accounts from Madrid of tlse 12th state that ths ' Constitutional Reformn Bill Iso called) hod at length passed ...

... It j [Tha first of the tvo foll w!% cnmnunhiciions appeare.d h% !Ial If part of our irnpresoi{m:o last war4, but as tbe subjett to which it I I refern has excited ?? .rai-resi i ?? aud the noighl ?? brlwodrhd, wo nsginl it.'rt it. it vill serve ala as au iutroduo. e l tion to the othir ?? ] Th' ESJE(i''UMENTS AT M t),D i R. R( N, I1 U D E RS -1 El.'D I TO THil ED1301tS OF TilIf ulstlOM LMI ...

... GREAT MEETLNG. OF THE LEAGUE. NInatu rler, Th troday. 'ihis mosa influential body held another, of its vsonster' Dmeetings on UWednesdoy evening laet, in the Free-Trade fllil; and, inolead of giving the least sign of any retrograde movement, us rany of ?? menopolists have long bien predicting, it gave suth proofs of its vitality and renewed strength and vigour, as It never dispisyed on any ...

... ?? ?; TAIUXMfiRK?.?-- D i (Fng m t' ime 'iJ ) Dutring *be siiti of, Xveoi~ber, now jnst enlded, the It weatde, , niiaul dsadnoi, 'eid thedvety few frosty h 'out tlheir flott,~ 4u Itba~Y k of irolia their ?? ) buds. The mildness of thie season has been eqy fivo iable ta is the germainating of the uew-sown wheat, which is Inow burstingi It tbrough the grm;IA, and presents a. very green and ...

... M ISCELI. A NE 0-U S. A collier of CIlorfey lies coiamlitedl iii y leapot tiowim the shtaft of a oimn vghi 2 tde. Lpie Iec Separated fromie lila Colr' u wihi li et ie.Il ti Tine It5SiM~~lt'gwfse. ~ ?? . :Y No h-te-stsI creature ever suffilred so osuchc frou, fri(oelidaip as tire Illctii farmter. i Six sisiers of thle (tder of Moers' ,aileel froni lsin-tolvc,t en oriday, lor Liverpooil, ...

... .A f EN N T'S FOR THCE LEEDS MERCURY. ,.af erjiut ...

... TUE POTATOg DISEASE 1N YORRSDI3RE. -- We have received Some further accounts 'froml cu.,r corresopondtents, pf-the statie tic the potato crop ix. this * cocity, since ou, le.St p'bliloation, which agree entretanti-A ally wvith those alreiady Puhlmbbed, and wvhich all ooicenr in iL I reotir iemaayii srogrssive, without affording Ia tirofornilec a~ of hj!r may boo colled a-. remly.dat ...