... I,- 'mr eLOALSNEWS..;.. !7 .: ?? '1,i 3.ECTURE' AT IBOOL A., ye - esnw course of lectures IsnnniDotunced for Ziveryin .Qheolrcom of, the IlapUat. (ihpel, Derb Tloe0te, the. poceeds of whieh are to to the, Prolewotthybject ofb 'accommedatoi of d thhe'ohaoso exi be. chapeL The fixrtleturefwhlch - itwilthe this evening) In by ther : be delsved subieutbeing Checks an: Oen, the ¶I mcCHARGE ...

... JToG e' rod t ?? LOWMo''A ?? mesnwg, qif~ting o, a *uerof,gqaglem=; Othf. ,igsu, a. d tzders,, ;4e X sy Y :ta tq§,urtdoe o, £30 ,, 11vp,* ?? , '5pt W I .rce.,th Wujltrtgs at .preoent .exing saoxsgs the. ; I nre x~pe; egl Xabou tintlarlopd4igid zou ?? ?? Rev. A4m , \ enof~wo~cnrerpitptr~ick ?? Ma.I her, wil inJ;I er, Rev. P. 3aheie, lRev. J.Pheo lam, Edward, B~yres, Tho, ( orooran, James Bol. ...

... 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 ...

... I ALEA OF POOR1-LAIV RATING. DZrPUTTMIO TO THE LOUII4DI OCD I L. Yesterday, a very numerous depuitatioti waite-l -1n the Lord-Advocate on the subject of the extension of the area of chargeability for the relief of the poor. The deputation assembled in the Council Chambers. Edinburgh. where, under the presidency of the Lord Provost, some consultation took place as to the precise remedy to be ...

... I THE LAW OF CONTW4CT BETWEEN AASTEEM I AND: WORKMN. Last evening, at the meeting of the Law Amend- inent Society, Mr. 4. ED'G read a paper on the law as regards contracts of service between wasters and servants. He said he proposed to state succinctly the existing law upon the subject, to consider the grounds upon which it is supported, and the objections to which it appears to be liable, and ...

... Now that the latef gales, which have cauised c such havoc amnourg our shippong, have nearly expend dA themselves, it may be desirable to recapitulate the ser- a vices rendered to sh~pwrecked crews by the lifeboats of the National Lifeboat Institution. The Lianelly lifeboat 4 saved 8 men frorn the brigantine Seraphinc of Dunkirk, c and 6 men fror t're lugger Espoir, of Nantes. The n Tynesnouth ...

... GIREMNOCK. 1St!orESh DanTll-Yelterdlay forenoon, while a iirlclnaun rilan' Coltoitn, as engaged at Work in the arti of M~ss s C'airO &; C'o. he fell to the ground tad-suddenlely eli'ed. Deceased wasaged abouti7 . aa, aud res icli at 40 MaIn Street, Cartadylee. Iih. eatise of etath is u-ft stated, but the matter has eell reiocted to thea Fiscal. The body vas coneye(l L. th residence *f deceased ...

... M JLTU Ia, PA1WtO. VUb ?? t t Dr.Vaughan, Of Donc6aster, had accetedhO iphpri ofCalcutta, is contradicted. b A ?? 1odm ?? tiqiaeys that the health aid of thea~s a we-muc of ru Mexico ?? to imvprovta eir , O2. 1 pergonawere saved ?? °theboats ?? Lifeboat Institution. or - lvlnOh6i, father alhot one of three dagtr'rcnS burid. ddee h jisthis ib: A-ew et at in three on yasamuhsgrilbemdateverjn ...

... sir a; (From the Seciaor.) as, The President of the United States appears to tat be a man of small intellect and strong passions. At present he is acting like young chess-players playing a losing ad game, who cannot deny themselves the small temporary gratification of uselessly checking their opponent, even iy though to do so they throw away the little chance that is t, left them of retrieving ...

... A A-E- 'OT' [ 'l EIURTllD) AsTriIDE A COW. ! A correspondent hi tle South of cotlan d u writes to at ?? as fllolws;S :everai -writers of note have lcl l t ex d trasordanaly feats Performed 1)3' themn ileis thuy wvere engca ged as ?? reporters before the (lays of railways; but I do iiot think they have recordled antythling of th r kind so amiusing g as an adventure which h feld a reporter of m ...

... ANNUAL ME'ETING OF THE LEEDS TOWN M-3SIO:N. Last night the annual meeting of the Leeds VI Town Mission was held in the theatre of the Philosophical in h-all,widelr theor~iesidency of Coloniel Fnatose. Owing to the inelenmeney of the weather, the attendance was limited. s Amrongst those present theme were the Rev. Ei. it. Corder, 11ev. A. IH. Relkc, 1ev. Josiah Pearson, Mr. John Jowilt, W Lir. ...

... The annual mieting of the subscribers to this asylum was held yesterday in the Grand Jury Room of the Leeds Town fuail. The MAYeo, who occupied the citir, remarked flit every one who had a heart must foal a strong sympathy in the efforts made by the promoters of this institution eul behalf of these peer unfortunate women who would be irretrievably lest were it not for the exist- enceofsuch an ...