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... I C I I pro-LE ' ites. LEEDS are idol. TUESDAY, MARCH 1. idol. man THE Ray. DR. HooK's AProcccTAIBNT.-(Pi-orn I con, Saturday's Timnes.)-The appointment of Dr. Hook to the that Deanery of Chicheeter cannot he called In any unfavourabie ared sense a bold appointment. Few will grudge a thorough that hard-worker, who leaves hie imsprees on one of our great Bof manufacturin g citadels Iin the ...
... ECCLESIASTICAL, TIE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. SEit)LON TS ST. JoHN's CnuRcllm-The Rev. H. Hod- son pleiaded thle cause of tho Additional Curates Society, on Sunday morning, in St. John's Churchl. Tile serolon was an interesting and eloquent exposi- I tion of tle law oflove, as inctilcated by tbo Saviour's exanm~le, and was listened to with marted attention. IFSiGNATION 2OF TIIE BtSI-sOr Or GLASGOw. ...
... EDINBU RGH AND GLASGOW RAILWAY. I 1J.LLX UflA.XLn .b.asJ 1~QYv' VLLLT l .n X. The' following is the report by the directors to the forty- second half-yearly general meeting: of shareholders, on Tues- day the 8th day of' March. . 1l In laying before the proprietors the balance-sheet for the half-year. ending on 31st January, 1859, the directors have again to point out an increase in the total ...
... THE SOCIAL EVIL | THE PROSECUTIONS AT THE SESSIONS. At the borough sessions, on Saturday, the fol- lowing persons were called upon to plead to indict- ments preferred against them Kor keeping disorderly houses, which are- resorted to by men and women ! of evil name and fame :-Joseph Bendeno, keeper of the Turkish Divan, Lime-street ; Emile Barandon, Lim-sisreet - William Baxter, B1lton ...
... IFOREIGN 1AND COLONIAL. I ?? ?? - [arch THE POPE AND TE1ud FRENCH AND Sole. AUSTRIAN EMPERORS. Aa. PARIS, Sunday. d The AMoniteus' of this morning contains the following tI annou~eneemeno w. to 1On the 22ad inst. Cardinal Antonelli announced to the G New- . ,Ambassadors of France and Austria that the Pope, believ. enad, lu i uhrt togeog omitain peace in Isis a' siler. dominiou,' considers hi ...
... LONDON, Monday, Feb. 28. It is not often that I have seen greater interest evinced in what wag about to take place in Parliament than was exhibited en Friday. By four o'clock, the time at which, e as most persons are aware, the Speaker takes the chair, the ;House wao tolerably full, aned shortly afterwards every it available seat on the floor was occupied, and a great number of Membors had to ...
... LOSS OF THE PRINCE FREDERICK WILLIidf AND TH?.RB LIVrIES. CALAIS, SUNOAY AFTERNOOM. This morning, at half-past One, the English steamer, r. Prince Frederick William, Captain Pittock, -carrying. on r, the postal gervice between Dover and Calais, and which e' carried the letters and despatches of the outward mail for . India, the daily French post, -and S4 paseengers, arrived opposite the ...
... I BGAIL WAY INTBLLIGENCE. l a] LONDO21, TILEBUBY, AND SOUTIZEND .EXT2K- &ON0 RAILLWAY. a The ordinary half-yearly meeting of the pro- ol pitors of this company was bold yesterday afternoon, at cc 1MtheLodon Tavern; JAMES N. DANIELL, REq, chairman of the company, presided. The report (whicho has already appeared in the Daily News) was read by the secretary. The total receipts for the 51 half ...
... LONDON: TUESDAY, AXFRCI 1, 1859. In the HousE of LORDS, yesterday, The Earl of MALMESBURY, in reply to the Earl of Clarendon,repeated the declaration made on Friday, that the French and Austrian troops were about to withdraw from the Roman States, atthe direct re- quest of the Papal Government. The French Am- bassador had declared that his Government was most anxious to withdraw their troops. ...
... In the House of Lords last night, the Earl of c Malmesbury announced positively that the troops t of France and Austria are immediately to evacuate the Papal territories. The Debtor and Creditor Bill was read a second time. f In the House of Commons, the Chancellor of the Exchequer introduced his anxiously expected Reform Measure, the chief feateres of which we have noted below. The right hong ...
... ?Iqtrial vladialliffit SW ?? ,HOUSE ort tbftW Their lordships met at Nt Felont Ok THE ITAIAN QVitM0-9t In reply to the Earl of olat'lwi, Lord &uosxinOsey, saNU teakk the P1apal Government of its own accord had requested the withdrawal of the Frenc and Austrian troops; that th Governments of France and Austria had expressed a desire to com[ply with the rope's wish; and therefore tic foreign ...
... SeUB POPULI y UIJ ΒΆ S1PEM& I Last night, in the House of Lords, the Earl of Mialmesbury, replying to Lord Clarendon, said that the Papal Government had of its own accord requested the withdrawal of the French and Austrian troops, which he had no doubt would take place as soon as the Necessary arrangements could be made. The Debtor and Creditor Bill was read a second time. The Chancellor of ...