... WH1AT IS T'HE VALUE OF RAILWAY DEBENTURES?' ffrsna he Pall Half Gazfltcj) A f ow months ago certainl debensture h1olde(\rs of the London, Chatham, and never Rtailway, alarmed at the non-paymnent of interest on their bends, determined to exercise the powers of foreclosure, which, as mortgegees of the undertaking, they possessed. The Yice.Chancellor, to whom their alirilicatilfl wee mails, ...

... Is~lov~zrxrAaq-WouudrsAND that thatTE legal, par. liamentesy, and other expenses incurred by the coinmitteo appoi nted at ameeting of gentleauee held in the Philosophicil hall, in February of last year, for the purpoae of obtaniung the insertion in the Leeds Improvement Bill then blefre Parliament of additional clauses to enforce the more eliolcien consumption of smoke ariaing from ...

... EBEAT NORTHERN RAILWAY. l (PROM ova LONDWI DEPoRtS)] Loxtoce, Saturday. The isalf-yersrly atireting ul' flits e-oerrp:rsiy WitS held to-day, at liing's-cr0?5, Colonel PAllet, ML. iii the chair. 'Ihe report, which has been published in the Ahrersr-y, ivas taken as read. Before aflisiop the Seal of the company to the register, the Chtrh ?? ttiiti2il that the irter'ea?s iii rite ii inilmur of ...

... MR. GOLDWIN SMITH AND MP. BUSFEILD Ii FERRAND. I On Monday evening Mr. Smith delivered his lecture on. Pitt at Manchester, and at its conclusion, in acknowlelging a vote of thanks, he said:- A report got abroad, and found its way into one of the local journals, that the proceeds of these lectures were to be banded over to a public object in which all my audience might not concur. That report ...

... NOIRTflERN REFORM LEAGUE. In anlswer to the letter of inrvitation to attend the reform demonstration at Newcastle on the 28th of last month, the following reply has bases received from Sir 37, Eaton Place, London, February G.,1867. Sir,-I oivc you an apology for what may have ap - peared to youl my nleglect in not having sooner answered your letter of the 10th January inviiting me to ...

... FOREIGN AND) COLOI,0AL- ITALY. Fob. 13. We are in the position of poapie who, WhOn anxiously 0?aitiig a great pitched battle, which was to decide ?oeigl'tY ietereets? suddenly find the canipidga tertoinietod ? ?irmieb. During the last two days we have passed ?rebs one eurprioe to another. Monday's sitting hold out ?e 1ianpOet ol interest; the ?? on the paper was in- ?preificnilt. Suddenly ...

... rstr oF MdILLS AN~D FORGxES IN 'THE NORTH OF RENGLAND. Cor~rcetcd Zy to .ZUbruarly, 18G7. WeorkA. Namo of.1i~rm. ?? tr1DDLE5OOOUGU. M hiddleebro .. Boickow, Voughan, and Co. I. ao 8 Tees-Side ?? Hopki~ss, Gilkes, and Co. lOd. 73 3 Newport ?? .Fox, Head, ?? ?? 2 S3TOCI{ION. N. Yorksbfre,. Richardson, Johnson, and &o 83 1 IThornaby , ?? W, 'Whinitwell an ?? 25 ?? and CO ?? 14 1 M Balleable ?? ...

... L-.OC.ALT KN GENERALT, LEEDS, FEBRUARY 19, 1867. FUNERAL OF SIR W. Mf E. MILNER, BAUT. -Yes- terday the funeral of Sir W. hit E. Milner, Bart, of Nun Appleton, near Tadraster, took place at the church of Atcaster Selhy. We noticed the death of this PHon. Baronet Inst w. ek, after having suffered for a coesoiderable till5 lpast from an attack of paralysis. The funeral took place n etwceen ...

... [SHE MUNIFICENTl GIFT OF4 GEO. PEAUODy FORt ,SOUTIJERN EDlUCATION, - WA.StcIvoToN, Friday, Feb. 8. Ini connection wvith Mr. George Peabody's latest munificent gift, the following letter will explanu itself To the lion. Robert C.- Winthlrop, of M~assachusetts; ?? Fish, of N~ew York; Rtight 10ev. Chas. P. MeIlvaine, ot Ohio; General U. S9. Grant, of the United States Army; lion. Wllians 0. ...

... I The fifth and concluding Concezt of this series took place last night. POOOiimoifrO. ?? Don Giovanni ?? Mozor'. Air, llanegli ebtreri instanti .(1 Ueir eoco..Morcadal5. ?? Dault'. The Neraie to A Midsummer Night's Dram.. ,Mendelsolm. Tle loa Isolol by Ails Basics seed Miss Wieleer. The choruses by the ladies of the tests choral Union. Overture ?? . Ruler of spi.ts. . ?? ?? Webor. ...

... FOREIGN AND COLONIA L. AMERICA. ARRIVALs OF THlE CITY OF BOS'TON. Ls'vxiWooL, Feb. 13. 'Tue TInasi screw steamer City of Boston, Captai'n Brooks, wbich sailed from New Yark on the 2nd instant, reached the ?? shortly before eight o'clock thuis morn- ing, ?? Quieensteown1 yesterday. A Wasshingtoni telegram of the list says :-1t is stated that the Com mittee on the Judiciary will soon summon ...

... LiOCAL AND GEN-ERAL. L^EEDS, FEBRUIARIY 1 3, 1867.c DEAn~ OF LORD FEVERLSnAM.-The dealth of I this nobleman caused considerable surprise in Yorkshire, owing to its not having been previously known that he was indisposed. The deceased lord, who was the seco nd ° baron, was born on the 4Ithl of Januatry, 1798, and ha consequently just completed his sixty-ninth year. li P wee married in 1823 to ...