... 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 ...

... DEFEAT OF THE GOVERNMENT CHURCH RAWT R1TOL. RATE BILL. THaEiE are some infants whom admiring parents I and maiden. aunts regard with fond dismay, because, e as they say, the pretty innocents are too good and too I pretty to live. Just such a brat was MR. WALPOLE'S C Church Rate Bill, which yesterday afternoon fell i under the fierce assault of the Coruish Herod, SIR E JOHN TRELAWNY, who with ...

... i MISCELLANEOIS. |? The pres-ent of RIor Maejoty to lher grndono a i hiieiti is a spleindiii and very Valuable coral of the g l Th e Government are fitting up the defences at v the mouth of the Tyne with 32.pounders. The .Sardinian has arrived from Geelong, with B 1 4,106 bales of wool, and elro tons of leather, but no gold. I: The Head Mastership of the King's School, Can. 1 y|te btry, is ...

... the The annual meeting of the eupporters of this hot charity was held yesterday, in the Lecture-room of the the Leeds Pbilosophioal-ball. F. BiLLAm, Esq., of Newal-l-12a,1, Bil Otiey, presided. The attendance was not numerous, as I The report, which was read by the Rev. JEo. SNOWDEN, tha of Ilkley, the hon. sec., stated that the receipts of the 1It gbcarity from all sources for the year ending ...

... itt MissrONABY SE.MONS.-O Sundav last, the )D, sermons for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, las were preached in the parish church, in temoruingby the she Rvev. C. Lloyd, M.,A., Rural Dean, Hampden Rectory, s Bucks, and in the evening by the Rev. T. Nevin, M.A., *id Mifield. On the following evening tMe annual meeting was held in the Infant School-room, when the Rev. C. vas ...

... LATEST NIE4 TS PARLIATMENTARY, YESTERDAY. (By Britislh and Irish Maygntic Telegraph.) HOUSE OF COMMONS. The House met at two o'clock. Mr. ESTCoUnT took his seat for North Wilts, and Mr. LYuON for Tewkeebury. THE JURIES (IRELAND) BILL, On1 the motion of Mr. J. D. FITZGERALD the JuricS (Ire land) Bill was read a second time, on the understanding that the further progress of the bill should be ...

... (LMIPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. an ure THURSDAY, MARCH 17. tic ave led Lord EBURY gave notice of a motion on the revision of Bi D of the Liturgy. of bat The Mutiny Bills were rad afirst time. CO0 e of The County Courts Amendment Act Bill was read is frst in the time. SU] the The Convict Prisons Abroad Bill was read a second time. Mr The Enclosure Bill and Manor Courts, &a., Bill ...

... SLITVIIWAITE FLEE SCHOOL. free TO THE EDITORS OF TiHE LEEDS MERCURY. ;Pa- GENTLE2IEO,-I dciutrve a p.atagraph ?? tie ablive tto. heading in your pajier of Tueadey lolst, whicb, csnsn 'ering the quarter .: fro's, whenc, I l,05clnc. tern sisllt. i; nrot n h t'eraniusiog from rx it:s holy inslinatian wcIoymo' cesieg livuors,whiob, it ascesert arid have hecn frecly i! rsadnc;d, v it tl:e uii, ...

... (Bg British and Irish Mag'netic Telegraph.) FRANCE. The Paris correspondent of the Morssisg Herald says that the hopes of peace to which the resignation of the bead of the war party gave rise are not so strong. The semi~official journals steadily repeat that no change ha8 taken place in the Emperor's jolicy ; that grave ?? di still exist between France and Austria; that a settlement Del of the ...

... I 1moUasHINO BUILDINGSATLMOMMEDNU I - MOB LAW. T. XJB LAW. ad. On Thursdayi iriday, and Saturday last, a steie *h 'of considerable excitement twk place at Roberttown,in on aSsemblinge, 'InConsequence of a large number of people of a ssrblig tndogether and pulling down fence walls, pig ?? R takbles, and `tbat4e9 belonging to several persons. It is nn .ng derstood 'that tbe'axcitenin bea in ...

... -'TTHZREFORM BILL. I RUIMOVUAD MEETING OF DIENISTERIALISTS. Tuesday's Moruiny Adertiser state that a meet- ing of the lending mvsoporer of Lord Derby was held on ),aid ?? in Qt. Jamne8's-square, and that authority wags given v- 'to the Premier to do as he thought beet with regard to the !C.Reform Bill. The idea impressed. upon the cneeting wee, Ips that a Reform Bill haseil upon -LordJ.Rmel' ...

... rAR LAMTENTARY 1It LAST NIGHT. I ?? ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ a~bds, (By A'lceb'ic Tclegsralslh.) equa HO'UbE OF' LORDS. eiple Bent Tile House noat at five o'aook, whres Thre .1toyal assant was u~lve, iry cormasireion, to tire Con- it Or oillidated Lu~nd Bill, tfi, M1utinly Bill, the Marine Mutiny thel Bill, the Eud~'omroB Bill, tho flounty Court Bill, and the ?? Buirial-places Bill, those THlE IO'NIAN ...