... rcnen V 1'II seibcnd llsg boogh=II prlyta hoe fa polr the n the litterplaben 111`uredford ale' r5atOt1 cratiosnow npagee nellital _ , oe eucreded finnagn the aboav large J. IINKLEiY roome for a AT LEAINGSAL o FURNITURE and 0, ,,L, onZlI ad W'ednesayrci' ser, ,Tune ?? yb~~07,t ?hdt . sall reustittinge for bed. 0 erlywill be I ?? E, TIPPOP from oo bodstoadJ, wardrtobes. commodes, towel recnt and ...

... LOCAL AND OTHER NEWS. Passenger Traffic from Leeds during the Wurrsi Holidays. —The Whitsuntide holidays, it almost needless observe, are taken advantage by many thousands to visit friends out town, and to improve acquaintance with the features of the country. This year the numbers that left Leeds cannot considered equally large with those of last year. By the Midland Railway, Saturday, 2981 ...

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... ?? ia a?mu. JSesjSions. West Riding Court House, Princess-street, Saturday. August 31st, 1867. On the Bench : J. T. Armitage, Esq., and Lieut.-Cot. Brooke. Refusing to Pat a Car Fare.— Mr. Henry Haigh, dyer, ie, of Milnsbridge, was summoned for the non- payment of 4s. Oil., the charge for the hire of a hackney coach on the 23rd ult. Wm. Taylor, a cab driver, in the employ of Oxlcy's executors, ...

... result of the lab« nrs of that excellent organisation the Bradford Church Buikling Society. The society, some time ago, set foot a scheme for the erection ten churches. Eight, or, according to the remark* the Bishop Ripon, nine, churches out the ten have already been completed, and the one last finished was consecrated by the Bishop of the diocese yesterday morning. The name ** St Michael’s” ...

... THE FENIAN TRIALS. (From our London Reporter.) One of the most noticeable feature* in connection with Ike trial the six Fenian prisoners now arranged for their lives in the dock of the Central Criminal Court is the careful, almost painful anxiety exhibited by the pre•ding judges in the direction of the proceeding*. Not even Ike counsel for the accused themselves have been more jealous of the ...

... LETTERS I'KOM LIVINGSTONE. The following extracts of letters addressed to Young, of Kelly, by his friend Livingstone, have just been published Country of the Chipeta, 10th Nov., 1860. My dear , It has been quite impossible a letter coastwise ever since we left the The Arab slave traders take to their heels as soon as they that the English are the road. lam a perfect bugbear to them. Eight ...

... THE LEEDS TIMES. Saturday, j,j NE 6th, 18CS 4 Give me the liberty to knois, to utter, and to argue freeiv hording to conscience, above aU other liberties.— MiLTOU In the cA.Be of Mr. Eyre, as in the charge previously preferred against his subordinates —Colonel Jelson. and Mr. Brand—the prosecution has broken uown, l n instances, it was unable to pass the which English law has provided for ...

... TEE KONE7 MAKKET. f From tmr Correspondent) LONDON, Tuesday Evening. Very little business is in any description of accuritiea and, with the exception of the foreign market, the tendency of prices is downward. The abundant rain the last few days has had in promoting buoyancy. In Consols there hits been a slight downward movement apparent, but the alteration not important, tha quotation being ...

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... THE YORKSHIRE POST AND LEEDS INTELLIGENCER, FRIDAY, DECEMBER J _1868. GREAT PROPERTY SAL* AT DONCASTER.— sday the freehold and tithe-free estates of Am* ttu, situate at Auicotts. Belton, Garthorpe, gad Kesdby, were brought to the hammer by Mr J. C'althrou, the large room of the Guild Hail, 1 >oucanter. room was tilled, fully 400 persons being r ...

... ArciDRKT to tub Kino Pbd.hsia.—The - •* »nffefin(- fr.tr. a «-n the lef, lulled by a fall from Lavrov mivied bis f.'oUng, is apprehended. Tub Fowdbb Explohion at Fbvbrmiam.—A ifccd ~f the eufferer* from the recent goo powder n.U e plte>i« Feveisbata baa ju«t died. Five out the six »tir»i»ort remain a ilangeroua condition. Firb at Baron KornsreiLD’a. —A fire has at the real of Baron Rothschild, ...