... RALWAY TRAFFIC RETIRN13. 21sT EAMWAYS. Bristol and Exeter.. ?? Oambrian ?? Cockerm'tb,E.,d&Pe Cork1Bandon,&Kin- Deesade ?? Dublin&BelfastJnf. Dubin & Dregheda. Dnmb, &IflagstiL&W. Furneee ?? Great Eastern ?? Gla.t0w&SWestern Gt. orthof Sootiand G.r7a. Nor ?? Great Western, ?? Highland ?? Irish North Western Laneashire &Yorks. London &1laokwall London & Blighton.. Lon Chat., & Dover Do., ilet ...

... A qnartfxwy ana speewa me~eting, of the Counoil wee held yebterdlY, tho MA-YOU inl the chair. TILE CooUN0L AND THE WEST RIDING MfAO15IB TES. 2kfr. Aid. Lucco moved that the Council should concur in the offer made by the Juieies of the West Riding, yroviding that the b cag inepetof prisoners in the toroirghb*aol awaiigt la ieaszsbe made out in accordance with te ricleaopedin the 6 and 6 Vie., ...

... OP YOR O REEOi I ETIE.ARODE OF CBH - I; . AN :a aE -v .. .. Yesterday jTuesday) the 'Venerable Archdeacon 'Jones deliveres his first archidiaconal charge Since. his appointment by~ the Archbishop to the office formarlyoccu- pied by Archdeacon Creyke, in the Churc Of S *fchel Fe-Belay, York. After paying a graceful compliment to his, predecessor, the Venerable Archdeacon, in the course of a ...

... WEEKLY RETURN OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS IN THE BOROUGH OF LEEDS I 19T WEEK, 1867. hI the week encdig last Saturday 3,901 births and 2,290 deaths were registered in ten large cities and boroughs of England, including London. The births exceeded by 310, while the deaths were 272 below, the average weekly numbers in the ten years 1861-60 cor- rected for increase of population to the middle oi this ...

... lrupSoENTATION OF THE PEOPLE BILL. ClSE 3, AS AMENDED IN COMMITTEE. POJATION FRANCHISBE FOR VOTERS IN BOROUGHS). 3 Every manl sball be entitled to be registered *r voter, and, when registered, to vote for a member or lbers to serve in Parliarnent fora borough, who is c li9ed as iollov s (that ia to say): sla of ?? age, and not subject to any legalincapacity: 0 Is on the last day of July in any ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENVT HOUSE OF LORDS, Y sOMfAl. Their Lordships met tat five o'clook for the first timue after the Easter holidavs. LUXEMBIURG. Earl RUSSELL asked for information is4 reference to the. qveson of Luxemburg. The Earl of DERBY referred to the anxiety which had, arisen as to the relation between France and Pruasia on the subject in consequence of the changed condition of Luxem-; ...

... TEE TURRET v. THE BROADSDE SYSTEIL I- . . . On Wednesday evening Captain Cowper Coles, R.N., O.B., delivered a lecture at the Royal United Ser- vice Institution. Captain FosIErnXsNE occupied the chair, Captain CowvaEn CoLrs said the title of his lecture might appear to be out of date since the turret system was now admitted to be the right thing, end the only problem to be solved now was which ...

... TIME FENIAN CONVICTS. flsieoirred is a copy of the niemorial to the Lord Ilieutemeunt of Ireland, praying for a mitigation of the sentenee of Fenian prisoners:- To his Excellency the Most Noble the Marquis of Abercom, ?? and Gonoral Governor of Ireland: klay it please your Excellency, wve, Miembers of the llouse of COUionIIF, rospectfully approaching your Exellency, as the representative of ...

... LOCAL AND.-GENERAL. LEEDS, MAY 23, 1867. In the House of COmmons on Tuesday petitions i were presented against the sale of intoxicating liquors on I Sunday, by Lord F. Cavendish, from Pateley-bridge, and I Sir F. Cmosley, from Hulme. TA PROPOSED EXTENSION OP B~iGGATE TO :1 NonHsaan,.-The resolution adopted at the meeting of the Leeds Town Counoil on the 8th inst., to carry out an i extension ...

... AsPU TO-T EA-L DERBY. -.DPUTATION 'TOMAL DBRUy, (Faom OWi IONDOum Rwouvoa.) LoNDDR, Friday. This afternoon a large and influential deputa. tion from the Nationel Freedmosns Aid Union of Great Britain and Ireland waited on Earl Derby, as chairm~aa of t~he Central Committee of the Laarceshire Cotton Faming Fund, at his official residence in Downing-street, for the ma fof d representing to him ...

... TRE UEIORM BILL. The many changes which have been made in this bill during its progress in committee have tended to confuse the public as to the exact position of the bill, and the precise nature of the clauses so far adopted. With the exception of Clause 3, which defines the borough franchise, and which is given below, none of the amended clauses have been reprinted, and we are oialyable, ...

... E LRAWL WIT.ITH REGARD TO THE oARKI The law advisers of the Crown, in November, 1856 (Sir Alexander Cok:burn, Sir B. Eathell, and Mr. Willes), signed en opinion to the effect that there is a right to close the gates end exclude the public: or, the gates being open, to exclude persons, but that persons who hvee once entered cannot be turned out without notice that the license is withdrawn. This ...