... 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 ...

... I _ ]THE LEEIDS MERCURY. ?? rs UNVLEss Austria ismr osiate than even wo e give her credit for being, she can Isardly resist the moral ?? which is now being brought upon her to secure the Lad evacuation by her troops of thle Papal dominions. The ir- Meoiiteur- of Sunday contained an official paragraph an- ffi ouncing that CARDINAL ANTONELLI had, on thle 22nd u iFebruary, informed tire French ...

... 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 ...

... WEST HIARTLEPOOL RAILWAY & DOCK I COMPANY. Thegenralmeeingof hiscomany was held on Fritayat Wst artlpeo. Inconequnce o~ a statement publshedby essr. Gadne andLoselock, of Basinghiall- stret, ondn, pintng ut cnsierale discrepancies in tile Mr. R. ?? JACRESoN, the chairmen of the Company, pre- sided, and commenced by reading the directors' report for the year ending the 31st of December last. It ...

... PARLIAMENTARY T A CIP x' ro -aI Sion LAST NIGHT. led, iatry (By British acid Irish Aragnetic Telegraphj thle thle HOU S E O F LO0RD S. 'Use The LoRD CIIAtSCLLOP. took his seat at five o'clock-, THE EVACUATION OF THE PAPAL STATES~ tin Lord MALAIESBURY, in reply to the Earl of Clarepl. Lien stated that lie was glad to give all the infortmation lie jere, with regard to the evacuation of tlcc ...

... I ! On Saturday morning , between one and two! a o'clock, a very deetructive firs, causing the love of six lives, F occurred at the residence of Mr. John Rufus Reeves, eat- jng-hou~e keeper, No. :30, Great Jamea-street, Mlarylebone. v It appears that Mr. Reeves closed his shop as usual, about l eleven o'clock on Friday night, leaving, it was suppo-ed, on tI ?? retiring to rest, everything ...

... -oo rs7s X~v i IC.I IT will be a great pity if the affairs of Italy v are to be still further complicated by an attempt to inc guarantee the safety of the PoTs. In the admirable ?? is peeches that LORLD EMIE2RSTOX and LORD JOHN RUSSELL have made upon this subject, they have both Re- spent their strength for nought in trying to prove that I the POPE would not be in such great danger. Now for ...

... THE GOVERNMENT REFORM ?? BILL. U. ?? - - d. MR. DISRAELI introduced the Government Reform Bill last night with all that wealth of lailguage and display of historical research which led us imme- d | iately to suspect that something very unpalatable was aboutto be presented for the approbation of the public. The pill was so thickly gilded that the drug which was over and to be concealed must ...

... (By British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph.) sh 82jFRANCE. The Paris correspondent of the Globe says that sixteen lyfield batteries of the new rifle ordnance are now waiting to. steam transport at Marseilles, and 800 field guns on the same ir- principle are already finished and available. It is well un- rs derstood in Paris that the Emperor is not displeased at the prolongation of the present ...

... I THE RECEPTION OF THE IGOVERNMENT CHURCH-RATE BILL. ?? _ DECLARATION OF THE LIBERATION SOCIETY'S COMMITTEE. !ay. The Executive Committee of the Society for )wing the Liberation of Religion from State Patronage and Control' having carefullyj.considered the proposal of Her Majesty's io the Government for lobe settlement of the Church-Rate question, eliev. in lia as submitted by,,Mr. Walpole to ...

... Ij ;le ry. OF all the ridiculous disappointments ever ad suffered by a people since the labouring mountains k ad h . brought forth a mouse, surely the most ridiculous was a er. that inflicted by the Ministerial Leader in the House of h in Commons last Monday night, when in a speech of more f( St. Tre than three hours, and with the groans of a lawgiver in b ustravail, he produced to an ...