... TBE AVEATI1ER AND PUBLIC IIEA.LTII. QUARTER EN-\DIN'G Mvneso 30, 1867. The quarter just endod was oharactorised by two periods of severe frost and s10w ii Jaitnivir', a spoil of five weeks fine open wearher from January ,2:3rdl till tho 2eth of Febrialry, and then followed rul uninterrupted course of frost and snow which lasted up to the 23rd of March. So severe a March has not been ...

... TILE POSITION OF THES' LIBERAL PARTY, (Firom the 'Timls$.) Mr. Osborne nmay express his regret that Mr. Gladstone did not press the Instruction to a division, ovesi thosigir he had been left in a miserablao ininority;' but Mr, Gladstone exercised a wiso discretion in declining such rush counsel. Tllo deserters ironm his ranlzs would hay; altogether disproved the easy assumption that they ...

... THE OUT-TOWNSHIP SURVEYORS WITHIN THE BOROUGH OF LEEDS, AND THE HIGHWAY RA.TES. TO THE EDITORS OF THEI LEEDS MERCURY. GENTLLmEN,-In the report of the proceedings at a special meeting of the Leeds Town Council, held on Saturday, the 30th ult., for the purpose of laying iL high- way rate for the borough, certain statements appear to have been made respecting the out-towrnehips of the borough, ...

... MTSCELLA2N IA TUSO but ndnlu e thelr phsical streunth As thov sat ?? ule chewing bits of chop-sti..k tn cleatl thair teoah anei gaziut conzestly nt lne, the thoucht occasionally il:lshed ncross nay mind, ' Are theso canilibals vonderhlg hov. n picec of ronst cousul vould fastc, and ?? voald be luost me a prcsout of about a cartlolid Of gig;nutic yams, tvsavourg, cold consl)l or hot ?? (Jn ...

... LOCAL AND GENE IRAL. LEEDS, APRIL 12, 1867, VOTES Or ?? ME SY m RS.-The follow- ing Yorkshirohle M ers voted on Mr. FRtwcstt's Instruc- tion, to extend the grovisilS of thle Tests Abolition (Oxford) Bill, to thle Univ~sifY of Ct ?? (2d3)-Mr. Aliroyd, Mr. Baines, Lord F. Caveeldish, Mr. Cla, Sr F Crssey, Mr. Dent, Mr. IJointsr, M~r. Haed- fiekld, Lordl JoiflaIy', Dr. JIdtb, Cap~t. .icar-ley, Mr ...

... 1:HE SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS FOR ENGLISH FISHERIES. Da&ricsTo;., Saturday. THE DINSDALE LOOK CASE. The hearing of this case again occupied the attention oi the Special Commissioners nearly the whole of the day. It will be remembered that it is a claim by Mr. Surtees to a fishing mill dan extending entirely across the Tees, with a fish lock at each side. Mr. Huonts, Welsh Circuit, appeared for Mr ...

... TIlE UNITED STATES TARIFF. WOOL AN) WOOLLENS, Our attention has been called to the tabular statement of the increased cost of wool and woollen goods to the people of the United States under the new tariff, which appeared in our City Letter on the 2nd inst., and doubt has been expressed as to the accuracy of some of the figures. The statement was taken from the Uniled Sates JEconsomist, the ...

... hE liNliAANEiG IMElY s' 01 0..0 L KE IGII!LEY' L 5;ON. PUBLIC MlEIETING AT BINOLEY,. Last sigiht a public meeting was lll iu t: Odell30sows' -blil, biugley, inl i.0 iur of ?? Ce Union 1eLn! ' lomcd in to it dis'-ie * lt i: K 1 c-at r2.. sent tiru ,Ji Parlisilcent, and ir ti, i c 0 :t tri:l deputatito the Loiverumenut C3; t., '.1i t il. ?? Thoatcas, oi tiottirilcy, occupied thle Ccll ,r. air] ...

... jj'1PERJ:AL PARLIAMENT. * (By Y'ikg~rapk.) :j OIUSE OF COMM. ONS, YESTERDAY. - te cil took the chair at twvelv c, 'clock. ;I 1 jli to lDr. BRAxiY, 1 . 'exrE state(d tfl;at thel, Mercantile Marine luill ei ijtmuosled in ?? o11use of Lords soon after ASSESSMI:N'I0T OF MINES. ?? 1I W NI:-)ITM itved the second reading of the ?? Assessmelt Dill, alnd explailled that its object II tj' the priricitle ...

... 1I'IE. JAMAICA PROSECUTIONS. The Lord- Chlief Just ice caine down to the Central Ciii inai Co urt yesterday m11orn1ing ?? for the ?? ee i' chargfinig the grand jury in thie so CZolonel Ne son aid Liautetriut Bfrand, who are chaiged with the iniid re of Mr. (ordoit, anti the prcceliings anppeared to create very great interest. Colenel N'elsonb and Lieutenianit BraniId were ioth present. 'I'he ...

... I IMPERIAL PARLI{AMENT. (Bly T'elyraph.) j HOUSE OF LORDS, YresnRtDAl. 'Their Lordships met at five o'clock. THlE EASTER RECESS. o The Earl of MALIMESBURY announlecd that it wouldl 1)o proposed that their Lordships should adjourn fior Easter S h rdedys on Fridaly, thc 12th iast., ulitil Thursday, the 2nd I of May. t IRISIl LAND TENURE. The Marquis of CLANIIICA1IDE mioved thle second 1 reading ...

... 0 LEEDS, APRIL 9, 1867. HEALTH 01 TRE EARL or, DERBY.-We are glad to be able to state that on inquiry at St. James's- square this mnoring, the Noble Premier is. very much bettes, and it is expected that in a few days ho will be perfectly ?? Xiqhl's Uleb'. Pupn-ic MEMORIAL TO THE LATE LoRD FrEVER- Pnix.-On Saturday nfternioon a public meeting Was hold at the Court Hecse, liclmsley, for the ...