... RAmrwA&Yl Bristel and Ex. Caledonian ?? Canrbrian ?? Cesserrs'th, 1U., Corb;l3ar don, Deseide.. 1Subi4n&13e50a Dlsblin & Dlrog Dub. &Uiangstn Frl-ness ?? ?? Great Eastern Glategow& S.Ws GO.3Sorthof Sea Great N orthela 3t. Sthrn. &W, Great Western Biglhland ?? Ihish North W, Lanceashire & I L ondon &1Blpeo London & Brig Lon Chat., &k 13O.,Nietro. Est Do., lient Coast Losidon &N.Wi London & S. W ...

... I MR. LOWE AND T'iE WORKING CLASSES. I The ?? correspondence has been pub- liished: 10, Clarsndon-gardens, Maida-vale, IV., Jan. 1, 1807. Sir,-Believing you will kindly pardon the liberty I take in this addressing you, I venture to do so, not with the presumptuous object of questioning theviews you have seen lit to take on at subject of profouiid importance to the present iuterests and ...

... TElE BlSISOP OF RIPON ON CHURCE MISSIONS. a The Bishop of Ripen presided last niight at the Ic annual meeting of the Leeds Association of the Society y for the Propa'gation of the Gospel icn Foreign Parts, held in the Victoria, Hall. In opening the proceedings, the Bisuoop said the meeting had been held for the purpose of a hearing what had been the operations Of the society a dulrinig the ...

... LorDON, Monday. There is a passage in the tolegraphic news from America to the effect that a chatge is expected in the Mexican policy of the Federal Government. I do not think there will bo any real change in the course to be pursued. But there is a new fact in the situation. The Emperor Maximilian, disgusted at the treatment he has received from the French, and surprised that having beou a ...

... In accordance with our rule onl previous occasions we gjivo below the trallic increases or decreases on the prit- cipal lilles ilt the kingdom for the half-year, or such portion it the half-year ais is included ia the returns of last week, together witth the additional mileage and per ceutage of ilailic increases or decreases for the same timlo:- lRtilsays. ilseeaws T.itc. Porcenta3e. Belfast ...

... On Futurdlay aifternoont Lord Elche,M,. ?? t a public nilcetig cit the somier's of IMidiothiari ill ac Corn .Etxch;.iige-, Dalikte itli. inl enolinliance with tin icr- s-tationl t-uo as couimittee of thattbody, ;i whadz' re'luestec 1dm to give thorn an address onl the law of master Rant ,rervant. Lord Etoiro, whou wats receives5 with, cut iusitisr by thre miners, commenced his address by ...

... LEEDtS, JANUARY 20, 1807. LEEDS CITAMIBERo or Comrirgtoml -Tho romarks made by Mr. Wustzburg onl the Banik Act, to whichB Mr. Baines reterrel at the annual meeting of the Leads Chlanber of Counmerco on Wednesdaly last, wore, from thel limited nature of our spare, not giveti in our report. Mr. t Wuitzburg said that overy crisis seaccd to confirmu thei view they origiiially ontertained in ...

... wLUE ACCIDENT IN REGENT'S PARK. THE SEARCH FOBR THE BODIES. Tbc Ti'inis thus describes the search for the bcdeies on Wednesday:-Moruing dawned, and with it came fre8h lorrors. All who could be saved had, of course, been saved the night before; but nightfall inter- ruptted thc operatinS boforo moot of those known to have teen drowned could be recovered, It was hoped, rather thnn e;pected, that ...

... UHlIE MANSION HOUSE COLLIERIES ACCIDENT RELI F FUND. (1 Islo OUR LONDON RilR'0lTh51.) LONtDOx, Monday. A ineetilig of the comimuittee of the ftumd was held this afternooor, the Loire MAYOlR prosiding. There wero pJrsent; Colonel Stuart Wortley, Mr. Ald. mid Shoriff Wat(clev, Air. Aid. lakin, Mr. Aid. FSinnis, Mtr. Ald. Cotton, MAtr. Gray, Mr. C. T. Gabriel, Mrt, George Moore, Ar. I. T Yompson, ...

... 'W EK LY RETURN OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS IN THE BOROULI- OF LE EDS. 52ND Wnra, 1866. In the week ending last Satulrday 3,175 births and 2,610 deaths were registered in ten largo cities and boroughs of England, including London, The births were 0)7 lelow, while the deaths exceeded by 88, the atverage weeklynnmnbers in the ten years 1851-66, corrected for increase of populatiou to the middle of this ...

... I THE TIMER AND REFORM. The Tnimes has recently spoken very decidedly in favour of dealing with the question of reform, and on Tuesday it followed up its previous articles by one which we may trust indicates the policy which the Government must pursue. It ?? logic of facts is always liable to a severe shock, simply because one fact, or any number of facts, may be knocked over by another. It ...

... Tihe exctent to which our spaeG jar novs of aeneral intrrest ts o0/11 irelnchcd upon by ?? o/ Cl(ugb 1nnii'rsa- tUs, ?? Y..Ssip( Oi ' lI Dyal ant lcdieal Evqwniwticlsr TI vts to 11 Ji;ppic , nd p ?? e01etatwln010a1s it/ raios knto ku ll (IJ'f wh ieJ arce ?? veyY ?? O165(tpst)l 1ol0, 70 as to aI 10I0Ce ,ha! meoC/O aeoo0,0 es l('N ?? be iwcieeted only 0.s par(lyrlph afuer- I im ul vI 1t3. ?? ...