... LjOCAAN]) GENERA~L LEEDS, FI3BRUARY 0,. 1807. A Cabinet Council will be hold to-day. Mr. W. Gray, of York, ha~s been appointed by lae H igh Sheriff to be the Under-Sheriff for this county- tnt eppitl~~;ziuelt he hatts lung hekld unider vartious sisrieval ties. The Hligh-Sheriff has likewise appointed the Rev. Canon Paget, of W4elton, to he his chaplain. LOEDON AMP Nonni-WENFERN 1hnLWAy,-mhC ...

... LUCALA AND GENERAL. LEEDS, MAY 10, 1867, PETITONS.-In the House of Commons on Wednesday petitions against the sale of intoxicating drinks on Sundays were presented by Sir P. Crosuley, from Wesleyana of Hebden-bridge, Mytholmroyd, and anhabi- tants of Otley and Giggleswick; by Mi. H.FP. Beaumont, from Wealeyans of ludderefleld, Almondbury, Wors- borough-bridge, Batley, 'Prkgate, Independents ...

... I AGGREGATE MEETING OF TENANT-RIGHT I . HOLDERS AT HUDDERSFIELD. Last night an aggregate meeting of the tenant- right holders of Huddersfield was held in the Gymnasium- hail of that town-having been convened by the Tenant Right Holdera's.sociation-to consider the bill to grant 999 yeaxsleasesintroducedbySir'J.W. RamsidenintoParliamrent, sad to congratulate him upon it. There was a small attend ...

... PARIs, Thursday Evening. The Emperor this afternoon reviewed a force of not less than d6,000 men at Longehamps, in honour of the Russian Czar, the Prussian King, and numerous other personages of Imperial and Royal blood now assembled at Paris. If Nalpoleon III. could feel a justifiable pride in displaying to these illustrious visiters the splendour of his capital, the magnificent improvements ...

... T-O NAVAL REVIEW. (Fa0ac Oic LONDON RIMolrslTr.) LONDON, Wednesday. begin a jouflley at ono of the most unearthly oe te morning, to travel at the slowest pace at hich the London and South WVestern trains are capable ,goingt to arrive about an hour after the period at which ot, B olemlsly warned by the Lords of the Admiralty to osi the Spot, to spend about one-fifth of ones precious tini ...

... L--l - AN GEN ERA J ,OCAJ; ~AND GENERALu LEEDS, JUNE 28, 1367. PETnTIONS.-In the House of ComOnmns, on V; dneedoay, petitions were presented by Mr. W. D. Fore- ter (23 petitions), from various religious bodies at lrad folid; by Mr. Wickbam, from Eastbrook chapel, Brad- iold; and by Mr. Baines, from 300 inhabitants of Both- well LBeds, and a public meeting of working men in the Tower ilmniets, ...

... [Fnozr onn LoNmoN REPORTR. | LoNDoN, Thursday. The adjourned half-yearly meeting was held to- day at the Victoria Station, Lord HARxrs in the chair. There was a very large attendance of shareholders. The Noble C nr=Norsoe, in moving the adoption of the re- port and accounts, referring to the company's bill now before Parliament, said that although that bill embodied the views of the directors, ...

... SOCIETY OF4BSW THE NTITE SIN US V4.Jl.6 (FEnox DO Locusoir RlanoarTt.) The 16th annual oonfercnoe-bctween the Counacil of the Society of Arts and the representatives of the Insti- tutes and Local Boards in union was held on Wednesda~y, in the theatre of the See jety of Arts, the Bight Hon. H. A. Bruce, M.P,, in the chair. Although the council had made a special appeal to the loca-l authorities ...

... .oI° N CORRESPONDENT. 2 ?? Monday. FPj4JUG ?? ?? - - LoNOON, Monday. Society, for once, carries it over politics. Nobody tlkig about the Reform Bill and Mr. Disraeli; and eiV body ?? about the review ? Who saw the (verycS arive p Why did not the Prince of Wales meet esi role promised to do, at Charing-cross station ? Were to). thepark when the Prince and Princess of Wales To0 In d d It is ...

... 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. ?? ...

... TILE POSITION OF THES' LIBERAL PARTY, (Firom the 'Timls$.) Mr. Osborne nmay express his regret that Mr. Gladstone did not press the Instruction to a division, ovesi thosigir he had been left in a miserablao ininority;' but Mr, Gladstone exercised a wiso discretion in declining such rush counsel. Tllo deserters ironm his ranlzs would hay; altogether disproved the easy assumption that they ...

... PFENIAN OUTBREAK. IN KERRY. (2ifrt)eu f/is Blies1.rpressJ. ?? alarm wvas created ine thec public 3 mind by the receipt, on Thursday, of a telegram from xllarney, announcing ass actual rising of a number of D Penises inthat locality. It would appear that a body of men, numbering over 300, have been in aimed possession i of that part of the country extending from Killarney to ?? sciice Sunday ...