... I AGGREGATE MEETING OF TENANT-RIGHT I . HOLDERS AT HUDDERSFIELD. Last night an aggregate meeting of the tenant- right holders of Huddersfield was held in the Gymnasium- hail of that town-having been convened by the Tenant Right Holdera's.sociation-to consider the bill to grant 999 yeaxsleasesintroducedbySir'J.W. RamsidenintoParliamrent, sad to congratulate him upon it. There was a small attend ...

... MONDAY was the great night of the session. Important things have been said and done since the opening of the present Parliament, and the future of the population of the United Kingdum has been materially influenced reeither for good or for evil. But progress has ir hitherto been limited to carrying out old. mn principles; even the compound householder Is is not a novelty 9 and if the question ...

... F.OREIGN AND COLONIALJ THE INSURRECTION IN CTE. Ioistne EKSC-U BnI (autwm EmonUxA . : r . : RinsD so), May 3 It would be incorrect to say that the Cretan people are not deeply interested in every movement of Omr aVshs, and that they' do not watch his advance upon Sphakia; with great anxiety. Yet, when I remember the high reputation of thlgeneral who had been sent to crush them, these islanders ...

... REFORfM MEETING AT YORK. On Tuesday evening a numerous meeting of the friends of the York branch of the National Reform League was held in the Festival Concert-room of that city; the chair being occupied by Mr. 5, ROaTRcEs, Mr. ThoRNTON moved:- Thet this meeting being more then over consinced that the only tree and pernimolt basts of a just and equid itprosenttieoa of the Pworle is registexed ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY. I COUNT BISuARK's reply to the formal ilavi. tation to the Conference is reported from Berlin' He said that Prussia was willing to accept the neutr tiNa` tion of Luxemburg as a basis of negociation, but that she had no intention of excluding Luxemburg fro.. the Zollverein if neutralized, that question not lying within the scope of the Conference. We should hardly think that ...

... - - sr - ' 8RA)FORD ageN:; NOUXUE Yesterday afternoon a qu re~y n as spciu meting! of the Council was held in. the, Saloon of t.Geoges H]LThe Mayor,(Mr.,Brayshaw) pocupied' the chafr.-Mr. MAnic DAwsoN, in moving the adoption of the minutes of. the Watch Committee, stated' that Cal. ..Woodfoxd hqd that, morning inspecte .d the police force Of 'the boro6 h,,andhad expressedh hisproval of the ...

... FO ANDCOLONIAL. ITALY. F LoRExaE, May 22. is ; tt season when thousands of Englsh u and ?? vioter, to Italy rinve northwards to Turin, tflieriad thef Lakes previous to crosising the Alpq and :a p through S witzerannd, or ?? to the Mon- ,radi~tic Reetreot o fdaly epidemics in ?? thae dera t thre planwas ofcumbers of causd ' b ny otheroientog paseuncertain thoa ey shouldl eolee to a vd oibdy ...

... TO TILE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. GcmraxN,-The letter of , Subscriber to the 'Ifadesmen's Benevolent Institution would he quite right in principle, if the candidates not at present residing in Leeds had removed to some other town for purposes of trade; but when, as in the case of the candidate who is at present residing in Bradford, the removal was solely to receive such assistance as he ...

... (Flao oua LONDON In3mR .m) LONcON, Thursday. The spring general meeting of this association was held this day, at Willis's Rooms, St, James's, His ERoyal Highness the Duke of Cimmnorn, president of the association, in the chair. His Royal Higheuss, in opening the proceedings, referred to the retirement of Lord Eloho from the chairmanship of that council, in which he was happy to say that he ...

... RENEWAL OF CATTLE PL&GU IN THEI METROPOLIS. I (ioen tke Medical Vtnes and Gazette.) There is no doubt that cattle plague has again made its appearance in London. It was stated in the House of Comnbus on Monday that cows had recently died of the disease at Limehouse, and that thirty-nine bad been kiDled. On Thursday last a fresh case appeared in the shed of Mr. Rance, at Islington. We have been ...

... I LOCAL AND GENE.RAL. LEEDS. MAY 2, 1867. PETITIONS.-In the House of Commons, on Tuesday, petitions against the malt tax were presented by Mr. Baines, from Leeds, and by Mr. Waterhouse from Hipperholme and Halifax. Petitions were also presented in tavour of closing 1iublic-houses on Sunday by Lord Hotham, from Great Driflield and Brandesburton, East Riding of Yorkshire; by Mr. Lowther, from ...

... LOCAL AN GENERAL I LIEDS, MAY 1l, 1867. LEEDS COUNTY CoUiR.-IOOSE v. WODD,- This was a case which, at the request Of the defendant, had been brought down from the Court of Exchequer, and was tried Westerday before Mr. T. H. Narshall% judas, and a special jury. The action was brought by the pfaintiff, who is an extensive pig dealer, in Castle-street, Leeds, to recover the sum of £i38 ils. 3d. ...