... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Tr tihe French Fm'rEono n moan s peac3 it is a most extraordinary thing that he should allow his cousin, PRINtCE NAPOLEON, to continue to raise the expectations and flatter the hopes of the war party. His organ in the press has, indeed, had a rap on the knuckles for its truculent bearing, hut Plon I'lon himself is porusittel to go to any lengths. On Sunday he actually received a numerous ...

... HALIFAX TOWN COUNO TL. Pi Ppn GnE- ^- ' ?? fING THE PROPO0jtN TOWN HALL. tiyts' The second quarterly meeting of the Halifax: eafkno Town Council was held yesterday at t Tor I The , In Mayor (T. S. WALSm, iq i ) in thie chair, ald a large at- the tendance of inithers of the body.e Thy ?? rwas orfne tiksps t . he lclnwppers av eed on- was menced with the reading of the f milnutee, which ware ...

... S' LONDON, .F'iday, Feb. 18. ed I do not know what peoplein the country may ro- think about the inactivity of Parliament, but we in London reare a good deal surprised at it. Though a good many bills have been introduced,-more, indeed, of an important char- IT acter than arc generally brought forward at so early a i period-there has been as yet no debate on any of them, if ,po I except a short ...

... ' TUI1KISH MISSIONS' AID SOCIETY. I MEETING IN LEEDS LAST NIGHT. A mieeting was held in the Music-hal]. last night, for the purpose of hearing a lecture from ihe Rev. D~r. Pouiroy, secretary of the American Board of M1iseinsn, floe. ton, U.S., on The progress of the Gospel and of religious liberty in Turkey.1 The chair wag taken by C. E, G.- A MAC CAR'THY, Eli0., and amongst the ministers ...

... GREAT. FIRE IN SHEFFIELD. West-bar, Ihcfeield, was thle scene of a very cx- UWT C67001endSacy night. It originattd onthe premises .f r-Unwvin, afurniture broke-r; itvwasfirst discovered at it a qpiater past ten o'clock, and within a quarter of an hour imaj1 61110fifllme had assumed such proportions as to illuminate Unwh~ neighbourhood. Thle building of Mr. Unwin wa nose a luge one Btanding ...

... 11A A rtlaif w nianllln, 1- - 5 The following grain-laden vessels have arrived at a ,g, this port since Thursday last:- V vessel. Capt. Cargo. Mom Sidney Claude ?? Oldman ?? Barley ?? Grimaby. n Zwei Gebruders ?? Severn ?? Beans ?? . Varel. 1 Eliza ?? Harrison ?? Wheat ?? Yarmouth. a Sarah Jane ?? Oliver ?? Wheat & barley Maldon. v Young Mary ?? ?? Do. Do. I ear Mary . ?? Greaves Do. . ...

... I] ok LEEDS. . SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5B W ADDIESS TO Ti1s EARL oiP Rpoy.-The following AI Address to the Earl of Ripon (Lord Goderiob), on the death W. of his fither and hie consequent removal from the repre- tl sentation of the West Riding, wae passed unanimously at u the meeting of the General Committee of the West Riding E.I Reform Registration Association, hold in Leeds, on Wed- yii neaday ...

... The Earl of Ripon has sent the following warm- hearted and characteristio reply to the Address from the General Committee of the West Riding Reform Rtegistra- a tion Association :- r TO THE GENERAL COMMIvTIEE or TaE WEST-RIDING - UNITED REFORMI REGISTRIATION ASSOCIATION. e GENTLEMEN,-I received lasb Friday night the address, L which you agreed, at your meeting in Leeds on the 2nd r inst., to ...

... (By BritiLh and Itish Magnetic Tedegrop1t.) FRANCE. The Journal des Debats regards the pacific speech of the Count de Morny as a more trustworthy interpretation of that delivered by the Emperor than the articles of those journals which clamour for war. The last violent article which has been published on the subject of existing difficul- ties appears in the Siecle, which demands war, not in ...