... THlE WEATHJEJ. TTTESIAY.-Tlnronwetl'rs iavo follen in Se''tillftd Tocl ill thie 'otll ofirolaad and ?? ill the other p15ts it iritish Isim. Fresi, eastei c l wli', ?? I. e 'til (clost of Euvtiland, and chietly light southerly t Ic. t _ _ our other C _ _ts. Temper-tures _- r -sider- al Iy. ML'ru .I,-The fl.'it stilj coiitin -is H t feods, aid TrAevd:ay tile thcriueeter ?? I lecg, of frost. All ...

... LEEDS, JANUARY 23, 1S67. Tnii VIOmAGAO OF ST. JOHN8's, LxEsS,-The trustees of the advowson of St. John't Church inst yester- day to consider the applications-one hundred and thirty- four in nuniber-for the vicarage, rendered vacant by the death of the Rev, Edward Monlro, We understand that lifly-six of the applicants wore selected, from whom thle appoinlltent will bomade; and that the list ...

... =1M T~-h -as -UDPET8FIELDr-.'ICl- LN$TITUTIO.O*,-T.z4, qE t flttl l bnESS meeting of tliesbHaddrest* e field Meebiaias' fnrtithetiO was held in the0, Iaiecti7r,2-hid of the institutS on Saturday night, ?? was moderniste at tendd ?? ch air was occupied by Mr. li. Hutla, 'thle attendhed. The ch ul~te Rte3 the secdngretory president of the ?? JL Bites, The ?? rcad the rnpc)rt, which showed that ...

... LEEDS, JANUARY 4, 1867. MR. REGaISnrit WELCI'S BANRILUPTOY.-MV. P. t. Welch, the senior Registrar of the Leeds Baukruptcy Court, having become bankrupt himself, he will come up on the 5th isstnat, before Mr. Commsissioner Ayrton, at Leeds, to pass his ?? examninatione, and apply for his dis- charge. Tlho following is a sunsoary of tho aceounts as filed by the bankrupt:- DYn. £ a. d. To ...

... llUG. BEIR IT AND HIS FELLOW- TOW\NSMEN. (FJ:03M OutiiONlsone) It I 'ilit, Ktr, lBrighit. )l.PI' vas prosontti ?? Jil zitl~lOsS L his 10llow-tolvit-i51i-iu, expressive of ntl edt euloittct for hi., In ivate charauet- anti his (lis- t; Im-~ -lfite carcer-. 1'helbsloectiti at which the pro- di I tok place xt~as held tliith ITheatro 11. iyal, tist i nildinjig ct-si to of seathig 2,000 persons A1: ...

... Yesterdaly a meeting, conveneed by the official liquidators, for settling the list of contributories of the nbove-naiued company, was held in the company's offices, West Hartlepool. There were about thirty gentlemou present. The liquidators were Messrs. Day, Nicholson, and Fletcher, accompanied by Mr. IHodge, solicitor. Mr. Locke Hurle, solicitor, Newcastle, attended as the repre- sentative of ...

... THE DRESS OF OU 1RSOLDIERS, r.o, tze? ilia TimmJ It is nearly twonty years since the question was first discussed in these columns, and the actual dross of thle British soldier represents the result of modern reforms. In fact, the military costumo of 1867 is as differelt from that of 1846 as it would be from the equipment which our present correspondent now desires to introduce, Vary much has ...

... IUNTINU APPOINTMENTS. Bn m MrOR, Monday .. Parli gten . ..10 30 Wedniesday Hnrewoud Bridge.. 10 30 Friday ?? Wigshill Park . .. 10 30 Saturday ., Bardsey ?? 10 30. BADSnVORt11 ?? Tuesday .led oueso ?? lO 30 Thoursday,Willoew Bdg'i. ,Snieaton IO 30 Saturday .. indloy Common. 10 30 LoRDITewmaatnu'SMUon6doy ., KeWnnls ?? 10 30 Tuesday .. eooton Roberts .. 10 30 Saturday .. Catelift' ?? 10 30 Loan ...

... IUNITED KINGDOM ALLIANCE CoNIE1rENCE AND MEETING AT LEEDS. ACOnifereCl(it 1 West Ridlingp frientid of the t-aite,'I Iiliigdoni' Alliance for the Sujipresiqou of the Liquor j~_followed by anl evening public meeting, was bold vct-ttd~jy at Leeds. 'I tie conference took la uce at two ,Jkinl thle 1'hiiosoptiical Hall. Pa rk-row, and was uistt~j1t by upwards Of 2he delegantes fromt the following a ...

... MovflY,-ThierO Vas a very heavy gale on our 81 southern coasts onl Saturday, the wind veering from SM.t w to S.W. Barometers have fallen considerably, and in the Y north and west of the British Isles they are now below 29 11 inches, Temperatures have risen, bittare still much lower g in the north then inl the South. V~ery strong south- P wester y winds prevail onl our southern coasts this morn ...

... THE RUMOURED REVOLT AGAINBD MIR. GLADSTONE. ('l0ncm tre Spretator.') Profc8sor Faiwett, in his excellou½ speech to his coistituerits at Brighton last Monday, concluded by say- big, I already observe signs, and hear sinistor rumours, which tell me that there is going to be a groat effort made-rnd you will hear of it before long-to prevent Mr. Glaedstone becoming' the next Liberal Prime ...

... TI-E PROPOSED ALTERATION OF ioqoOL ITERMS. :i ii -e- TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS ME ROYC GENTLEMEN,-Will you allow me to add , renort of the meeting of principals of schools and teachrer held on Thursday last, to consider the expediency of the general adoption of the three-term system in the sohooletof ?? district, the following extracts of a letter from G. :T. Fitch, Esq., Assistant ...