... IMPiERIAL PARULIA. ,'ENT1 ?? _ ?? I- - HIOUSE OF LORDS, A short 11i5scu5550i oily 300131r.1 iii their Lo 1sssp' ouse to- Liight, or, the eubjevit of the h~ealth of towns, raised by the Msarqtis a at, Nos'-ss,,ue, to tile course of which LI The ?? of iiUCCLE lClt1 said that the Govornmont bed taken the questias let's consideration, and it vas p~robhale that essenc- suire for tile iurpose of ...

... _NTELLIGENCE. RVLWv.-Amemorial to the r N rrad frm au inhablitants of Leeds and neigh- in rad ?? o this railway', was dispatched ont r-1001 ill favo1,35usigature ,srho',, ,~niflg last. it contained 1 id ntue of ft otined in two days asd a half, nil of ilo- ht~t~i.repetable tradesmen, or householders, , ~tbe1 ,.ied toa borooh or countY Vate. otiieefthe effective working of the police ,~ieis. ...

... OPENdING OF PARLIAME-IT. hOUSE OF ?? TUESDAY, FE13111JAIOY 41 pro '[his afternoon hier -Majesty 1croeceded ill this 'cr 'asual state from B~tctcircgieam Palace to the House of Lords, h-a to onion tiee' Session of Paurltamentl. of Thea morntog was ctoudy anti dolt, rut towrvars twelve o'ctoctk it tiol cisared uip, suit a bcrittiant day for tie season of ttoe year aitonte d~own upon tire royal ...

... NEW P'ROJECTED RAILWAYS. (Fron fmce Gazette, Jan. 31.) RAILWAY DEPARTMENT, BOARD OF TRADE, WWHITEHALL, Jan.31, 1845. Notice is hereby given, that the Board constituted by the I Minute of the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade, of the 24th of August, 1844, for the transaction of Railway business, 2 having had under consideration the schemes for extending railway comanlunication ...

... FRANCE. The Paris journals of Saturday are filled with ?? tuon telse Minselstelki emssbiarraossments, in %lsich abuse is plentifully ;bandieda ebout on all sides, but notising positive ca1o be knows, of the prospects until the discussion on the law relative to the secret service money comnes on. Various rumours are afloat as to the intentions of the Opposition on this question. Tse Frasce says ...

... TO TIHE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. GENTLc0ssoN,-Knowing the deep interest you feel in the cause of religious toleration, as well :ts the extension of secular education, would you allow me to give publicity, through your columns. to the followying statemenlt of facts? The wailt of the means of education in liolbeck and New Wortley has long been acknowledged. Vast lnumbersuf younag men and ...

... Li E E I) S: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15. DEATII Oir JAMES BisCIIorF, ESQ. -We announce with Marceie regret the death of th is excellent and aneiable man, tie author of ihe 51istory of the Woollen and Worsted M1anufactures, and of several valuable pamphlets, intended to promote the repeal of the Wool Duty end the Corn Laws. Mr. 13ischoff eoas aI Leeds man, brother of the late Thomas Bischoff, ...

... 'L TiIE L E EDS M E R CI,'Y. I 'I s ?? TIHE MEETING OF PARLIAMENT. CIIANGES IN TME ADMINISTRATION. ee Tm-'I two Houses of Parliament mneet on Tues- I day next, when it is expected that her MAJESTY will open Y, the Session in person. U- IN the face of this event, a somewhat important and altogether nnexpected modification is made in the Ministry. mn It is announced that Ma. GLADSTONE, the able ...

... Tue SPEA-.KER returned to the House from the bar of the Ilouse the of Lordo, and the Houlse immediately adjourned to a quarter before ?? W1h four o'clock. SYn The House resumed at a quarter before four o'cioclc. tile NEW HNEMlBERS, ma Mr. So,,cs and Mrf. CiriF-fo.e took thie oathoand their eeat forco 1)artmouth and North Lancasliire. vel The SPEAKER informed lice House that lie had received a ...

... WEST YORKSHIRE, WEST RIDING JUN~CTION, d A ND i LEEDS, DEWSBURY, & MANCHESTER LINES. v d OnL Wednesday last, a numerous anid very respectable Ii and influential meeting was held.a ?? Street, Huddersfield, convened by Mr. Leach, tien chief constable, iil compliance with an influential and Iostesively signed reqnisi- lion, to consider and deterniine whether the people of flodders- w field soght ...

... CAMBRIDGE, JAN. 17. WRAnNOLE11S. i5 ~~~~~~~colleger! Colleges. t Ds Parkinson, St. Jolm's. l Ds Watson, Caiug. r P- Thomson, St. Peter's. Clubbe, St. John's. d- Pierson, St. John's. Gibblns, E Trinity. in Fischer, Pembroke. Yate, St, John's. Blackburn, Trinity. Dennis, Emmanuel I Cherriman, St. John's. Dale, Sidney. at Grazllt, Trillity. l nRussell, St. John's. at Gautt, Caius. Yeoman, Trinity ...

... - ?? SHERIFFS FOR THE YEAR 1845.ir Yo- ?? Win. Bryan Cooke, of Whoatley, Hart. Us CITrsinarANn-Timonlsy lFeatherotosshaugh, of the College, 2 - Kirkoa Iod, Esq. ?? Williamn Thomnas Stanley Massey Stanley, ofts Incross, Dart. ?? Pares, of Ilopwveli, Esq. br i DURrcrsx-Jnlsn Willijam Williamsson, of WVlicklicaras Esq. ti LrNcoi_,xorirecSThoinas Coltman, of Ilagureby Priory. lie. - ...