... 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, ...

... TH LEEDS MERCURY. :AN Appoitnt event is announoed -from. Conx.! Ptantinopla. O>a Saturday the representatives of Frsace, ~Russia, Prussia, and Italy, presented to the 'Porte a collective note urging the suspension of hos- tilities in Crete and an inquiry into; the grievances of 'the islanders by a eommission appointed conjointly by the Porte and the G~reat Powvers. The fact that the n ote is a ...

... H1DDEBSPIL COLLEGE. D~ VAUGH AN OF LONDON ONI EDUCATION. Abe annuadl distribution of medals and prizes at this College took place ycsterday, wider the presidenoy of tae 11ev. lzr. VACUGIEN, of London. Tuere was as usualI, a large attendance of the relatives sad friends of the ueils.-Mr. SArvSn SHrAnPsr, ?? theornnoipal of the PCoijege, read his annual report, which stated that the eccurate ?? ...

... LATEST NEW?? F?m? '1 rgxuvx's Teerzorsle~ -FRANCE. Thee Francser of this evening asserts that the TApeu Napoleon has DO intention of paying a visit to noe~t It also states thaet the rumour of a proposed viit ~ the rope to Paris hski no Ser'iouO foundation, eal expresses doubts as to the accuracy of the statemenet that the Quleen of Spain ;would visit tho French capita]. PRUSSIA AN7D D2N77&jg ...

... LOCAL .ANDB GUNEJAL. LBED$, , f1 i20,; 18G7. ?? t(be :Houso of Commons, onl Tuesdey, petitions wvere, presented .by 1r. H. F. Beau- naltjo Bll; y r i HhlaEndfl~eld, ico0ml trhe ShleffieldCharmb5r of Commerce, in favour oi the B~ausruptov Bill; from r Abraham Leon, of Sheffield, praying for exeniption of the Jews froml the operation of .Articles 3 and. 4 in the Hours of Labour Iegulation Bill ...

... THE BIRMINGhAM 1110T8, Bin~, Wednesday Morning. -UIp to half-past twelve no serious disturbance occurred. It wscn rumoured that it was intended to micird en attack on the Catholic cathedral and the s4rsouries in the gunmaking district of the town, but warning, having been givesx to the 'authorities, any outbreaks, if they were intended, at all, were prevented by the presence of the police ana ...

... ??ALPARLIAMENT.f (Dy Tetcgrsiph.) P1 IF0U5B OF COMONS, YESTRAy. Ihoc Sriu5i^1 took the chiair at twelve o'clock. r In 5cply; tofa qunetio~n put by Colonel BIDDULI'Ot, in the p 05~c °. PAI3GTON said it was the duty of the War- B otrclie tot i3 °t w~as no part of the duty of tho War-office lay down t he saute of the militia, whuceh were under the etir lan doat°o h ord-Lieflteriifts: nor was itny ...