... Tt TICORB3O! RO &ANCE ,- I r i WRE AND A. W, JYsRY -. The more one attempts to unravel the myaterisdn6 chain of circumstances that go to melke up tbc ?? of the baronetage Which has for several months bswilddkc *the'English public, thel'inor6 difficualtI it becomes td al'rj lit nyh'conclusith ats 't the etrdibiity of 'the wefoderfil storvy related by the recently-rnivld burly butcher from tbe ...

... 4Tlh WEE3X THIS HALF-YEAR. )d Total Same Ine, or OIbleage il RiAILWAYS. 1107. 180 . year. 19 _Dec 18 1666 Dillitol and Exeter., 56371 UV33 213333 131 121 Caledonian ?? -- - - - 31 408 ?? 18333 20873 71236 7D612 '1 129) Id' P3 Cork B~andon,& Kin, J-12 3533 - -c 20) Dce eelde ?? 2603 1 7 15 flablin&iBeLfeatJflo. 1391) 1.18 - - 903W Du~buin & 1)rogbeda.. 1433 1433 5802 93358 d 3 75 76 Dub. ...

... LATEST INEWVS, it r [FlErTEn's TULLORAI5, I FRANCE. P) Alils, Jan. I 1. r Thie preeh delivered by Mr. GI idstone at the dihaner e of the Society of Political Eeonomy is published here tbis evening. The orator declared that tho eredi GI r having eflected 300imreuial reforni belonged to the e Eperor Napoleen and .1r. Cobdon. UpOn the litteor, Mr. (Clhdstorne pi.tel-d a miagnificent culoLrium, de ...

... Mi 9IVISCELLANEOTTSm I ?? Queen will hold a Council ait Osborne on Satin div next at Oue o'clock, A Cabinet Co~nuCit was held1( yestmtccby afternoon at Reid Derby'st private resideitec, M~r. G. R. Barry, M.P. for the county of Cork, died yeste-rday morninTg. Itils. 01I!tzc amid- datlll tiA ra will ruin ~tin in the Ibeelli capital unitil tafter the Empressi's ball. 'The Rurl anti Countess oif ...

... I CLOSE OF TIlE INQUEST AND VERDICT. The inquest upon the bodies of the cninters lilled inl the first esplosion at the Oaks Colliery was re- slumed yesterday morning, in the Court-house, before Ar. T. Taylor, coroner for theI WIl:eleld disliet. Mlr. ChAoeNsELL etelted tlint he understood that thle only witaeisses to be excsmined to-day were Mr. Blacnktwell and Mr, Dickiuson, and that Mi-. Dyu ...

... LEEBDS AND BRADFORD RAILWAY FARES. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. O-NTLEMEN,-In your to-day's issue the Mid- land Railway Company advertise tenat they are about to accelerate the trains running between Leeds and Bradford. I think they would have pleased the public better, und increased the revenue at the ?? time, if they hbaI adver- tised a reduction in fares instead, for the present ...

... I (FrNm our Corrmspodenlt.J I The adjowirned hioqlest on the bodies of the mnen killed by the explosion at the Barubury seam pit, at Talk- o-lth'-hill,'Staffordsldire, was resumed yesterday, at the Swan In. Talk, before Mr. Iarding, coroner, who was again assisted by Mr. Booth, deputy coroner. Mr. Keary attended on the part of the lessees of the pit. Mr. WVyn nod Mr, Evans, Government ...

... S IA--LIM T IRIVATE BILL.S IN PARALIAMENT. [FROM criz. LONDO. REVOLTE:R.] LONDON, Thursday. Tbe ?? private ?? bills Avere to-day belforge 1srea lietc aind Palp (examiners (f private bills 1 ttainding orders for thc 11miso of co i lluoons). pion r. li!rel, ]3iadtord Canal; CGateshwleatimprove- lI) ° .fo f 0V 11r. I aig9r1Ave, Ilirtlepool Gias aind Avater. abrns bills lut illo 1OpI)Oied o11 Si ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY. PRESIDENT JOIIEsON has vetoed the bill for admnitting Ncbraika as a State to (he Union. Ho may be expected to veto all bills of this kind, and to have them passed into law despite his disapproval. TDi Auvcsir Natfonal tells us that the affair of the Alabama is arranged. Un. LAtanD is going to pay the indemnuity bimself, and save his friends in the Government from any ...

... THE GOVERN.MENT AND THE REFORM QUEfST1ONI ('kro' a Lscdvna ?? of dir' vS'svlast.rrr) LONDNox, Wednesday ntighit. Tire Ca.binect Councwil held yesterday at turd Derby's Looseo is belie~ved to have comei to a fliana dcoision as to the ettitjod which, the Gocveriienst will unislunie upin~ tie reformi question. Tire thtreoats Of a separate and dis- tinct Cave Of Adirilan,'' pepo from thle Tory ...

... T lF. G1;EAT Pi(; iRON RlIG.' 'The a;( uf AV. ITJ ?? wi55. tA~tliA11 IL siuimllet II( f&~ iI. R,1egi-1ifirl Tliii ing, alt the Liverpooul alkndcrepte y Conll 'Rio0 URa, it will I'u rememberedn, wvas ?? last week inl Order to give thu uiissiiirud a!ltr iil Opportuniity of Shiwil-g tha~t there WZIS a no 'ispw lirlilig I corei I ?? 0ill tuiis of iron lodlgedl by WV. 11. Foilit with Afl 21' ...

... I LEEDS, FEBRUARY 1) 1807. Tim LFEEDS BuANIm'o COMPANY. - We under'- stanid that the report inl Tuesday's Mercury that teis largei slhsrehuldc-rs lhad appl'ced to the blotf Clerk in the Court of Clccoceiy that calls should ice psid into OCurt, tos abide an appeal to the. i'louse oif Lords, was in Some res8pects ?? sate. Thoc apsplication eswe simply Ott thle part Ot a Mc'. HolImes and lisa co ...