... lD1PERJABj±LIAIMENT. I (Byg ielegraph~j 11tYSE OF LORDS, Yzrsflfflf. q'beir Lordduslsa met at five o'clock. 'hjuIsJuges' Chambers Dispatch of Business Bill was 'dasecond time. read CRIMI2NAL LUNATiCS BILL. ?? of DELMORtE, after abrief explanation of its ?? lyv'bh he said, w~ere toprovide furatud regulate ibeC11tod, t anaintenauce, and di&;harge of persons dtvda criminals duriug 11cr IlsjestY's ...

... (Facc 0m LONDOoN Losox Friday. A ceomference was held this day at the West- minster Palaco Hotel, consisting of gentleman invited to meet the deputation from the National Reform Union, Manchesfer, to consider the advisability of that body's taking steps to agitate the question of Reform on the basis of Household Suffrage. It was in contemplation that meetings should be convened in London by ...

... LOCAL AND GENERAL' LMEDS, MAY 27, 1867. LEEDs TowN RALL POPuLAR OQNOEnTs,-The Town flall choir, composed of thirty or forty trained singers, made' its sixth appeardnee at these concerts oa Saturday night. Notwithstanding the unseasonable nature of the weather the attendance was such as hs all along charatorisedi hesd'popular, entertainments the greateri portion of tb hall- belng 'illed with; a ...

... (By Tekgraph.) HOUSE OF LORDS, YnS DAy. Their Lonna5nrus met at five o'clock. THE CONFERENCE. In reply to a question from Earl RuBssnt, The Earl of DERBY stated that the conference on the question of Luxemburg met to-day at half-past three, and be was informed, and bad every reason to believe, that all the difficulties that had arisen had been iammediately over- come, and although nothing had ...

... JAKAOA UNDER THENEW N ROEGP: ;TO TH EDITORS OF -THE LEEDS ?? lIE POTED ; FRIENDS,-It .is abont'eighlteen months since the Legislature of Jamaica, in despir at the r accumulated consequences of its own ?? and corruption, committed political suicide, and bequeathed to. c the Colonial Office the owersnitadsor woan grievors c misusced, Pendiof the loyal Commission of Inquiry, and for some time ...

... RJAL PARLIAMENT. (713y 1'eleqraph.) IIOVSE OF LORDS, YESTERDAY. rIordsl'9 met at five o'clock. el~ ery full attendance of peers, and Lord S ar orTlI ItRITISH{ RAILWAY. } ezetion foe the third reading of the North British P~lft)(fEflSTONE prsuented a petition against a clause dby the roomittee in the bill, which, he said, in- ?? tl^ffcted tho interests of the preference share- $vslY Tho clause ...

... On Saturday morning the discovery was made that three shops in the centre of the town, adjoining the principal thoroughfares, and in immediate contiguity to the Low-Btreet Police-statiou, had been entered by a gang of thieves-for the extent and nature of the depredations Ehowed that more than one practised hand had been at worbd The three shops are those of Messrs. Joplin and Tuer, drapers, ...

... TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY, GmuTLrMEN,-I have rend the report which was published in your columns a few vays ago of the Rivers Pollution Commission, and also your remarks on it in your leading artioleof yesterdav, and neit isnotatallunlikelythst this question will henceforth absorb a considerable amount of public attention, I have thought that it would be oppor- tune to inform you, ...

... THEIE BJ,{JITIJ1 ASSOCIAT.O-N. ?? > . IVEEBTIN 0 A T rrnT NDEE. 'Ilie Fecetlricta ii ct' ommn~iiced this rerorrlitig -cud were well ath ead Vt at iltiterst atttreitaeI to the Litogi-aphi- well at~udcd. assembled in thre Afe i~tit ca ?? ~,Si? ise Baker, FRGt . 8 Thle nuder tire pratraveidri ajef faire rfii tcI t - idfaeicadl ?? tipiticC to heatr his openling rirdrars, drew' together air ...

... MR. STUART MILL ON IREL&N1.4 At the reform rlomiionstristion il Dublin osi Tues- dny light, the following letter from MUr. StllUt Mill W W read _ Wllildhad, Augi 30ti, 1867. ?? Sir,--Yolsretter of tile '-24lth oust ilaviuig :titived at ry house after I left Esglasd, bag only jolst re iahed me. I have long beens conivinreld that coiupletit ?? to Ireland wne cacrcely to be hoped for, unless ...

... (Fronm the Tall Mall Gazette.) ?? of Commons Lehigh believeg it has found in compromise, or bargaining, the wisest as well as the Laost comfortable means of settling the government ef the country, the decisions come to on Thursday night were almost a matter of course. If the Lords' amend- ;ment raising the lodger franchise from 410 to £15 had not been rescinded in their own chamber, the ...

... BOAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. I SRED WEK THS EALUYEAR. I Total Same Inc. or llslaage, 10AnWA'. 8087. 1880. 4-year. _100._ Dee. 1807 15,15 Bristol and Ezxetec .. 90*2 Ott1o 1108811 ta 12418 Caleflsniafl ?? + - - - -o i 6T014 Cambriain ?? 2031 Osol1O 59050 8 105 [76 139 CaCkerni'th5,8L&POU - 3131 - - - 8] 31 carka Blandon, & Itia. - 435 20 20 Deesid a ?? ?? 17 17 fleblin & flclatdab~c. 10'37 18563 ...