... :THE SCOTCH REFORM BILL. D EPUTATION TO S COTCH MEBERS, * (Ftohr atlm LUN.UON PIlnrOSTae,) X ;LONnONr, FiasY.y -This afternoon a large deputation from nearlyr all the corporate bodiec and many public meetings in Scotland waited on the Scotch Memobers at the Westmiun- ster Palace Hotel, for the purpoose of expresaing tha opinion of the country in regard to the Reformn Bill aiffect- irg them. ...

... OF M rlCH A NICS' INSTITUTES. The t]hirtieth annual Ieneeting of this Union, rh which tool' place yesterday at Castleford, proved to be a c hqhy j~ecstig oe.At eleven' o'clock the proceedings P dihl wnesith ail co rence of the delegates, held in the coullaeuced ?? cirbigoccupied by Mr. s utitatmon e hirben ~feh5Uri ?? of the Union, who was b,~yIix., th 1 h institution by Lord Hough- O 5Mol.le ...

... THIRD 1VEMBER FOR LEEDS. P1UBLIC MEE]TING IN THE TlOWN ElALL; ?? night a meeting of the inhabitasnts of r Leeds was held in the Viotoria Hiall, to petition Par- a 3iamnent in favour of conferring a third Member r on the borough. Considering that only a few hours't notice h ad been givea of the meeting, the attend- nnce was very good. The audience was a large and con- ate ntly increasing one, ...

... DISEASE AMONGST GROUSE ON THE YORK- -LSHIRE MOORS. I TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. GENTUEIVEN,-I read a paragraph in the Leeds lercury of the 28th ult., which had been taken from the Zland and Wittr paper, containing a report from Mr. John Neat Lord as to the serious character of the noew disease among grouse. As I am one of the persons who accompanied one of the keepers of his Grace ...

... OlAiTTCOON T'O ORGIAIfSTS, CHAPEL-XEP!ERS, &e3. I TO aE EDITORS' OF THE L@EEDS ME1ROURY.Ig GE?TL1lMEN,-Perm't me through the medium of your journal to call the attention of organists and others to a person who, during the past few days, has been going about this locality professing to he an organ builder an?l tuner, but whose conduct proves him to be either an impostor or a maeiac,-rn either ...

... ANNUAL CONFE4EXCE OF THE NEW I (JONNflXION METHODlIST DENOMINATION. Yesterday the seventy- frst annual conference of the Now Connex~on Methodists commenced its sittings in the large and handsome chapel recently erected in High- street, Hudderafleld. The last conference held in Hudders- Bela took place fifteen years ago. After devotional exer- eises, t~ip Rev. S. HLMa, of Asltrincham, the ...

... PARLIAMENT. I (Lip Tdcgrap/r.) ]IIOUSE OF LORDS, YJ5STINDAry. Thi Lodsbipe met eat fveo'clock. he L THE RITUAL COMMISSION, Ingel to Earl lttb55E~, Ine Erl Iof SUIAFTESBU ItY said that he hstd deolined to be ?? f 05 thu Ritual Commlission oue the ground to o ?? piio9,or who was held to be that no one of eixtrem opigt obeioamrbro htt O soxtem and fonr thi's re~s5,0 he also objected to the conati ...

... ~YRMIINGIIAM RIOTS. Bcsrsrqcnr, Tuesday, 4 p.mn. The riot last night will long be remembered byc the isibabit sits of Birmingham. it was more fearful even gtnan anticipated. Nearly eighty persons were taken into ,,stody yesterday, and the wounds of some of them, ?? well asecf those taken home end to the hospit6ls, are very serious. Late lent night the troops telegraphed for from Weedoli end ...

... rlME RuO POSED SITE OF TIHE HOUSE OF1' lZECOVEMY AT B3RADFORD. Yesterday afternoonl the monthly mnectillg of the Dradford Intirunary Dand was held in thr '6oard-roomll, at the ilithimary. Tlhere owas a hill attendance4. Dr. Maoturk oeccupied the chair, anlld ojened the proceediuige by statiug ant at tho last miouthlly mlleetilln lhe opejin of th' mih edioal eilicers of the Iofiniarm-y had beeo ...

... Yesterday afternoon Mr. Noble's monument of Cobdesi was formally unveiled in the Peel Park, Salford. Thie is one of the three parks thrown open to the people as recreation grounds by the munificent subscriptions whioch were raised more than twenty years ago. The park already contained four other statues by the same sculptor -one of the Queen, which Her Majisty has visited and greatly admired; ...

... FOREIGN AND COLONIfL. AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF PARIS, LrvnPoO0, Tue i The Inman screw steamer Cityof Paris, Capt xte' which sailed from New York on the 16th inst the Mersey this morning, after a very rapid pass brings 163 passelngers, and 913,3S7 dollars in E le it , ht eC The New York leraldin an editorial artielesa, y. information we receive from the Pacific side of the ( e nent shows ...

... 1aIAL PARLIAMENT,, HOUJSE OF LORDS-'FRIDAY, eir Lordships met at five o'clock. THE CASE OF TITE TORNADO. I to the Marquis of CLANIRICARDE, Bih arul of DERBY stated: that the Superior te i, Spain had adjudgedl the proceedings in the coo of tle Tornado to be null, and there wuld j~eretore, be a fresh trial. t THE CATTLE PLAGUE. Lord IVALSINGRAM, in putting questions with ect to the fresh ...