... (lEasio the' Stan ders d. Lord D~erby's s ursportors, to thle nmmber of isbout t 2>30, assemnbled at his oiticial residence ous Monday, shortly f afttertw oo'clock. Hlis Lordship, inu a speecch of sosnelenlgth, laid before the meeting the details of the Reform Bill r which the Go0vernment were prepared to introduce, and n wh'3irls corresponded with the programmes set forth in Mr. t Disrneli's ...

... 81R WM. HUTT, MA?., ON THE REFORM I II]?OLTJTIONS. j 8~ir Win. fluff suet his cocestitlenlts at Gatos- beald, on Thursday, to explani hsis viewvs ciilisth question of irfucin -I hoard with thle greatest g7ratificaltion that Lordl Derby, entirely breokinlg with the pasit, hadl come to tihe' detercninatious to bring the subject of Parliamentary l~efoici to a final and estsiaslaory conclusion. ...

... It may be nuseful, f°or the putrposes Of coutrast,, to give a sum mary of previous Govrormenst reform mneasures. ?? the information thus supplied we nre chiefly indebted to the it jbrV)sct'I Ji'co-Beekaa ?? dearestl for 1867. The first scheme jethlat of LoIan JOI[N RussmzL, FZn, 9,1852.-This bill prop~osed that the county qimalifleation denived fromt copyholds timid long leases should be ...

... I ?? ,- LEEDS, FEBRUAMY 28, 18671 LOCAL BILLS IN PARLIAMENT. -- A potitiaii prayelig to be heard hits been presented against tlse SheE- field Water (New Works) Bill, by George Radon. The petitions against the Blythe and Tyns Railway by the Duke of Northumberlaud, atid against the IIartlepool Gas and Water Bill by Henry Morgan Vane and others have been withdrawn. YnSwanIRE COMMISSIONS. - The ...

... oPrICIAL LIQUIDAT0R?. During ties lest twelve months j? has scarcely been possible to open a newspaper without aseirso some notice either in the city article or in the law report about official liquidatore;'' that Isle. ?? has been cii- pointel official liquidator'' to some limited company which has suspended payment; or that the official liquidator to some bankrupt concern was applying to ...

... FOREIGN AND COLONIAL I AMERICA. We make the following extracts from the Now York papers by the City of Baltimore:- A Washington despatch to the New York Herdelsays:- An intimate friend of the President reports that in a con- versation held with him, Mr. Johnson continues to be of the opinion that the policy of the present Congress will receive the condemnation of the pcople, nod that time ...

... F1'{(NOUU 0111ON.DON CUERESPONDENT. LONDON, Fridaly. i Thle political situationl may now be pretty clearly1 defined aie mon of expectation, but expectation tempered by '2 sooeinercesaltblcosiuticipations. Whether the Geverinient9 fczes'ereo with the resolutionls, or, takinlg courage, found '5 ia bill 01k thou,, we shall not of course heo certifiedL of theo result until M'onday. Lord Derby is ...

... vRO ?? LONDON CORRE-PONDEN'rA~~t iLONDON, Monday. On theo very brink of Mr. Dlisraeli's expos~ition of the plans, and intentions of the Government it would be futije to report to you the infinity of reports in cireula floe, since a few hours ?? show you the real thing. The nlearness of the meeting in St. .Jamefs s.5(uarO to-daey to the officiala exrplanation ink Parliament deprive5 that Aseet- ...

... TTIE GOVER.NMENT IIEFORM SChEME I CO1?DEMNED BY A TOWNrS MEETING I IN FOCIIDALE. I Lest evening at public mleeting ?? held in the Public Hell, Rloohdale, called by the Mayor in accordanceC with a requisition, signed by about 500 Of the inhabitanlts, to consider the G~overnmnent reform scheme. Mfr. Rents- e0N (the Mayor) occupied the chair. The hail wee crowvded. The MxrAon, in opening the ...

... THXE MEiXBE3RS FORl BIRMiNGHAMI ANL THEi GOVERNMENT. reforur niceting in the Tore',' RalO:- tay 8ia7 De.4,arl ir- tlrorl oufryurntan e h ?? lsvt. in bliuevr that salyen say ao ni~tte~P tire Goverai et end v~ resoluin ?? tzon the Races is quitst ti,,e ndw m heope nythat ri atltwemp at l e)gislatio n be ll be.t fourted up onon ns th re olpio all 'i'h ref opi uotf R e rrira ot bhe deazlt withii ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY. 0- TJIB additional piapers relating to the JLa-nailH I massncres tbat have been published denonestrate yet more clearly the low moral tone prevailing aniong ,the officers employed to suppres. and avenge the insurrection. It will be remembered that a man named ARTEun WEirLLINGTON was, by order of COL, lin0ns, tied to a tree and fired at from a dis- tance of 400 or 450 yards, ...

... . 17j0 EMIIGRANTS SiAVED FROM# A WREOK(. LIVERPOOL., Monday. The storms which recently passed over this country and Ireland appear to have swept wvith terrific violence over the Atlantic, By the arrival here to-day of the Mfrica (Royal m ail ateanse'), weC here of several ship- ping disasters to vessels that sailed froml the Mersey and the Themes. The sbips Rhine and Cons~tanltine, fromh ...