... . I I 1 I . - I , IN our Supplemient will be found a report of a lecture delivered in Leeds on Monday last, by the r1Ev. F. D. MAURICE, lecturer at Lincoln's Inn, and late s Professor of Divinity in King's College, London, II On the application of Co-operation to Industry and to 3 Education. Those who are acquainted with this l gentleman's personal history and writings know that he is an able ...

... Beceeinci liviri, Rq., MY.for Pentefract,sc isaid a iitntio his. cosituenth s 'new ThrE yls, o h crowded mnesting lieeldat the Towni-hal at seven o'cock in lie ties evening, land 1erssided over by the Mayor of the borsugh S9 (Weii. Jefferson, Esq.) Amongst the gentlemen uponl the p)latforni ?? ei Smith, Ecq., Wlni 'Burlton, E sq., Chess. Horner, Eeq., Chee. is Muscroft, Esqi., Win1. WVood, ...

... a if ~~11THl WEEK THIS HALF-YEAR. d Week This Same 'l'otal Same rIlLAor. i- RAILWAYS. 18i63Wek j~ ?? 185 L81I Aberdeen 189Sept.. I£72 £ B'IioadLn.&2112 2237 ?? .. 33 33 Le lristol and Exeter 585- 0 .70.20.0.. 10D5 00 Blackburn . -810 1.28 0.2. . 27 27 LeCaledonias WEE&Gs 1 11 11100 .. ?? 307 302 it Cheacterandllolyhead 1 6097 40 60077 70114 02 H5 ?? ?? 178 . 22 20 ~n CorkB~kr'1,&P ?? 2232 . ...

... To THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURzY. GENTLEMENX,-I leave for many years felt al lively interest ill the water question, and I read with considerable plensure yonr tinforination ill last week's Alerc rp tbat the W1Qaterwvorks Couiniittee had deteriined to recoinmiend to the whole Council tile laying down, of a powerful engine upoll the bans of the Wha'rfe, at or near to Artlhigtou. No donbt ...

... ?? I pARLIAiMIENTAR Y[ LAST NIGHT. (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAtPH.) H-1 OUSE OF LORDS. ?? Hou0se niet at five o'clock. OXFORD UNIVERISITY BILL. Afitr sihe Prescltation of soille petitions &gailist the (t;iord University lill, 'rile Earvll of WyNCHILSEA spoke strongly against the i ill, qi the grouind that it separated the University from the stltarclT of England. 'fle House having gnlle into ...

... rjfj:0:0:E nL~i~j.'IYS i~i{C.R0: Y, . I |. ?? II F. lV7 A R,, Gee I u Cannot rirport the PrOgre.ss of t1tat which fooI I klces ro IrogrolS. Il tho Crimea achsde IS cob is a lectitg stireutilt, 1iA mlt skirii no ?? ?? pies 'i LOS s rr at tittrb along the li11 O.T^ Saline- i I, ; i I rllil theob eective work goes on wth tiret ?? 'iso e th. irowel, andt thei gabion. Thor armieS are j | g0 tig, ...

... AT C iWIN'Nl'ATION O' '1f3.E I, .\1i, Tv fiaeamt'oe propsoced by Mntesfraig o 1,brefold l~A Pt1J). to 031tlte. ia'l'. ?? I. ll)i t l te ceprvilcs of thle, Mkilitio 0 tyi eJ 11,13 oj e K;; m:for the,~ cigolksa pros~c utiati. of the %Val or, h' ol a-easen o 6hl th e ar arrayi, by adt lingfei co~lllit'io to cAliI. rclialf5131 , that is, i'lilic-oasillg tbli re ifiubiei of Couie klie ia ca'ct 0 ...

... TO THE EDITORS OF TEE LEEDS MERCURY. Leeds, Nov. 30th, 1854. GENTLEMEN,-I observed with regret ill the Lon- don Times, of Monday last, a very gloomy article on the state of trade, and the employment of the operatives iu Bradford. The wide circulation of the leading journal, and the stamp of authority given to the statement in ques- tion (and which wvas quoted from the Leeds Intelligencer), has ...

... ; ! I ~- I ?? VICTORY IN THE CRIMEA. W ON atudayand Sund~ay last, news reached I Efgland of a great conflict between the Allies and the Russians on the river Almla, to the north of -Sebas- topol, issuing in an important victory to the Allies. th IIIEMsuliELu followving this gratifyinig intelligenice, 11, ,the Telegraphis flashed across Europe from Bucharest sti .the astounding statement that ...

... TBE POLISH ANNIVERSARY. KOSSU;TH ON THE WAR. tMartin's-hall, Long Acre, London, was ed in every-part last Wednesday evening, less perhaps r desire on the part of the vast audience to assist in 'Lrating the twenty-fourth anniversarv of the Polish 0 lntion of 1830, than from the interest excited by the pro- C of a speech from 31. Kossuth. Soon after the time ted for the commencement of the ...

... II I - __ - ~-t ?? . - .A.I .-A I IF N- * (131'ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) THE WAR. THE BA.LTIC. i's 'his allied fleet sailed from11 Pnto 'Sotuid cii Tuesday sII non oado Aland. tile French leadin~g. Cholera is disappearing. ] lisa ni)ovetsetit on1 thle part of the float. would tend. ti i f;inn thle imipression that tie island ofAland. will be captllrcil h y ilie tlect, aiidl garrisoned by thle ...

... Alf-FERICAN SLAVERY.. I ?? L _ iOITHIE EDITORS di0F NEWSPAPERS LiN flow a, NBOSTON, IsLA-SsACHUSETTS.me :l C~DEMN dom -DEJECTED), astonished, distressed, waed tsilifut ta --despeniriig, after the perusal of the Bostounuowspsaes pel lerelativecto, the capture of. ANTHO0NY BURNst, tthzsfgi- o A tivo -idave, in your city, I take up m1y Pen, .et the I sissspleimpulse of duty, and its the feeble ...