... LEEDS. SATURDAY, MARCHI 12. THE WEST RIDING REFoRm REGISTRATION ASSO- CIATION AND 'THE REFORM BILL.-A meeting of the Executive Committee of the West Riding United Reform of Registration Association, was held in Leeds, on Wednesday, he John W. Childere, Esq., in the chair, when the following rd resolution on the subject of the Governmaent Reform Bill Us wae passed unanimously: That the Bill ...

... the - from ?? 31oo da7 Evesoisg. or q frm The news of the great battle at Solferino, which TI we became known in London in the forenoon of Saturday, the r to through the medium of second editions of the morning eupT: ,nage papere, created, as might naturally be expected, an unueual Coin arty, degree of excitement in London. It drove up the price to b) shled of the Fondm a, quarter per cent., ...

... LE ED S. SATURDAY, JANUARY 22. SERIcOUS ILLNESS OF xuE EAisL os' BFiON.-The Earl of Ripon is very ill, and it is thought improbable that he can recover. On Thursday, bowever, the account was more favourable. For some years the Earl has been paralytic, and he is now in his 77th year. We need not say that the decease of Lord Ripon would involve the removal of Lord Goderich to the House of Lords, ...

... 3 if the igh I of ;lbs) sre- ber ere in It ion of int of the n a her the bad the of 2cc of he 2c- to wre 11- ry he at 90 ?? Lis in e, LONDON, Friday, Feb. 2.5. At length Parliament has got into the full swing of business, and its sittings have begun to extend to the small hours. Hitherto the Government have been let alone to a surprising extent, but the forbearance of the Opposition seems to ...

... U 5 tL I TI A5k5LN A. V The opinions of the Times, Dacili News, and G Mom-ing Post against Mr. Walpole's bill, and of the Minissi Corn terial Momringj HesalsZ in its favour, wore recorded in an ] 'Thursday's paper. We now give extracts from articles in thn tN tho Dissenting and other papers on the same subject t- entr is impoesible to say how much of the feeling in the &taji Upper !Ionse,-as ...

... -14. vl_ A'Mir D> t^^ -an - I- of Titus Salt, Esq., M.P., bas made a donation of Ur 2 5 to the White Abbey Mechanics' Institute, and a similar co ~~donation to the Bradford Protestant Aseociation Sunday hle ?? School. in ier th of PROTESTANT ASSOCIATION RAGGED SUNDAY tb ale SCHOoL, BRADFvORD.-Titus Salt, Esq., M.P., has, with th en his usual generosity, given £5 towards the expenses of the t ...

... 1 ?? . ?? - - -- TIrE latest accounts of the state of public opinion in Paris on the question of peace or war, given by the cor- respondents of the Times and ?? Herald, are directly at variance with each other. The correspondent of the former paper states that LORD COWLEY'S mission has revived the hopes of peace, and that the Parisians can hardly believe that it would have been undertaken ...

... I VICTOR EM TANUEL'S REPLY TO THE OFFER OF? THIE TUTSCAtN SOVER;EIGNTY. AxN event which is likely hereafter to be an memorable in history took place on Saturday at the Royal Palace of Turin. The Deputics of the National p pr, Assembly of Tuscany, speaking not merely the V( unanimous voice of that Assembly, but the hearty Ie sentiments of the people by whom they had been qu electedl, formally ...

... ISO, by fl ti).IN . being The Committee of manageement; of the Wesisyan )olicies MethodistDay and Suniday Schools at Great Horton,hbaring ben long felt the neceseity of more commodious acid suitable coili* premises, decided some time ago upon the erection of build- ortills ingsh willcoimprise a re'sidence for the master, an in- fant school for both esexs under seven years of age, and a - ...

... MIJSC~ELLANE US. - -- -c ill R1 I ?? b Th o.UO In ee~ef55~iSurrey, anid the it lae prtincipal ?? Of ]lceadiflg are nmakinlg effoitd to but ii esablish a, hop fair in the latter town. fkseisM airll ?? Small birds, apparently of the lark p~i, b ?? ir P * Loedale rhem.typeae ill conelderable tr id perusbers white, have eetyapae A PJOFIA55E T KF-0nThiirsday morning y last,.. bonhat At Whitby ...

... -4- I -a ?? ~. _a_ ?? - l at, ?? Or 0of BRITISH ASSOCIATION.-jamea Garth MarhalSt he Esq., and P. O'C~allaghan, Esq., have been deputed to repre.I Ri 'ox, sent the Leeds Philosophical and Literary Society at the Mr to- meeting of the British Association to he held at Aberdeen Mo by', next week. Tr AO5 ELICITIox AUDITOR FOR1 THE COUNTY 0OF YORK.~ ~'-Benjamin Dixon, Esq., of Wakefield, was, on ...

... WEDNESDA Y. The third sitting co mumenced at twelve o'clock yesterday (Wednesday.) There Was only a small attendance. Mr. YATEs, ?? one of the vice-presidents, presided. Votes of thanks were pi sed to the retlring vlco-presidents, to the Chevalier, and the .Belglau and Russian deputies. The CiiAIRmAN read a isaper on The beet means of pro- mioting the extension of the metrical system in the ...