... I A meeting of shareholders in this railway, cork- vened by advertisement, and stated to be on important business, was held yesterday at Fendall's Hotel, Palace- yard. ?? A.m g the proprietors present were, General M'Innes, 9 hlley, M.P., Mr. Charles East, Mr. W. Gordon F Thomson, Air. Herbert Ingram, Mr. H. V. East, Dr. Kennedy, Mr. David Robinson, Mr. Taunton, Mr. Cohen, e &e. s General ...

... CATECHISM FOR YOUNG GIRLS WVITO WISIl TO BE MARRIED. ON the 26th nit., two Paris booksellers appilealed be- fore the Tribunial of Correctional Polien of that eitv, to disaputi tle ownership) of a singular morsel of lite- attillre, cntitttlef hislnictions to Grown GiNrAt who I Fisk to be AtarrieL. Ili 1846, .Mi Rlian, a man of letters, lving settt a mattuseript of this wvork to 31. Hui, ...

... F A I R. S. DMV N I''PAT I ?? this aitl, Ii(olil nil S att'as', tlo attotslttitce wA s not 8¼ large : Isal, aild the Spl;PI 'f cattle simaller and of' IOOIt er qiuaility thali ?? Itas'Seeoo for so5011 tim9. T'le deinandi for t-we-V eoa-ol Is wans not veri bLisk, antI p]ics were ia sh;t do lolve- ' The shows of horsos 'as unusually poan-. Some atiiti:slts of a ?? class 'i-eta plut iltO tieC ...

... EVENING 'MEETING. Thie mleeting, iii the eveuingw, wais hoeld in tile As- senibly Racom, Holywood, thel Lord Bishop of l)nwN andi Cov-,oir and Ditoronitr inl thle chair'. Thrcatteridance, considering that thir evening was Somiewisat irreleineir , swas larg-e and most irespectable. A very conrsidlerable I number of' thle gentry of the town andi neigihbourhrnd were present, a large proportion ...

... L E E D S : SATUitDAY, A U GUST 12.. it:DS INEWv TOwN IIALL.-The filst stotte of the lntended ttew 'own-lbiall is to belaid on Wedlesdaa niext, by 1it. hllavw. l'2q , the 1a3or of l eeds. The flhoiil pri- gralniale of th proceediiigs is not vet ready, bat, from iill ?? we call ltloir, ev-ry tilsp possible will be dune to give ^la'to tile event. 'Jle Mlayor, Corporationi, and Borough JUiittces ...

... I IOW WARS ARE GOT UP IN INDIA: ORlIGIN OF THE BURNIESE WAR. THis is a topic that must cause grief and shame to every friend of justice, and to every English- man.who cares for the honour of his country. Min. COBDnEx has discharged a painful duty, in publishing s the pamphlet which bears the title we have placed at, I the lead of this article. It is with unminigled in- s I diguation that we ...

... AL- TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. or, GENTLENIEN,-Allow me, in answer to an article whicn appeared in your paper of the 30rh ult., to scy a few words on the on, subject of projected Fire Iasurance Companies. Ths Fire Insurance Companies, now Enrcesaftlly carrying on an BY, active ?? Leads, court every inqufry into their constitution sAS and management, and they challenge comparison ...

... . ce Bxaminer and Times Oice, Three o'Clock, a.m. ne HOUSE OF LOBDFj LAST N146T.-,CoNTINcRD. : - * ?? | ' *j (y Electric Telegraphi.) od The Pilotage Bill was read a second time, and ordered to ao Committed on Monday. ?? a The.Merobaut Shipping till BS truhcmie. to Sealpassed truhcommittee. Be The Government of India Billwas read a third time, and to passed. hc Several other billg were ...

... .71FOrtign. ?? ?? i FRANCE. A letter from Dieppe states that the health of tbe emperori and of the empress continnes'excellent. They takoecarriage I exercise whenever the weather allows, and scarcely a morn I igpasses without their walking on the jetty. The emperor I has given 600f. to the men employed at the railway, 1,000f. -to the society of St. Vincent de Paul, l,'000r. to the Brothers of ...

... Uliu 0 Ibeen A'SHT-N- strict HT . ec~ided CAUTION TO MEMBERS OF MEDICAL DISPEN- also, SARIES. )IX10- The following camne too late for inaerti6n in Saturday's of the paper:--. not to Sr*To the Editor of the rxamines' andI Time$.. A112- Sr-In reply to Mr. Thomas Wood'a letter, in your paper fhun- of Sa'turday last, I beg to say that the report complained of, lent of as hying untrue, wee nothing ...

... - 0 I Lhe The nomination of candidates for the vacancy in the re- ed- presentation of Clitheroe, caused by Mr. Aspinall being un- Ce- seated, took place on Monday, being the third election for the 2th borough within 13 months. The candidates are Air. Le Geudro ow Nicholas Starkie, j un. of Huntroyd, professing to be a liberal oal conservative, and Mr. Jonathan Peel, of Knowimere, in the ich ...

... OBSTRUCTIONS IN THE PUBLIC STREETS. The Surveyor of the borough has issued a report of the following bj'e-laws, which, we understand, will be strictly enforced: — 9. Every person who shall. place any blind, shade, covering, or awning over any footway, less than seven feet from the ground, or shall place, and leave, any furni- ture, goods, wares, or merchandise, or any cask, crate, tub, basket ...