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... The first of the numerous divisions in the House of Commons on Monday night on thep Reform Bill was on the motion of Mr. Holden, requiring that when the quali- fication for a vote consisted ?? of a tenement and partly of land, the house or other building should be of the clear yearly value of £5, independently of the land. In this division, in which the proposal of Mr. Holden was defeated by ...
... IWEEKLY RETURN OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS IN THE BOROUQEH OF LEEDS. I 26TH 'WEEK, 1867. In the week ending last Saturday 4,07, births and 2,000 deaths were registered in ten large cities and boroughs of England, including London. The births eiceeccd by 484, while the des were 662 below, the average weekly numbers in the ten years 1851-60, corrected for increase of population to the middle of this ...
... 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 ...
... THE BBXRITISH TaEMRAN?O LA>GUE. 5.Ll .V .LVA-- L -. The thirty-third annual conference of this League, which has its head quarters at Bolton, and is one of tie oldest of the temperance org tion, was comn- menced in St. George's Hall, Bradford, yesterday. In connection with the Conference upwards of twenty ser- monR were preached on Sunday in the town andneigh- bourhood, and fifty open air ...
... THE LEEDSMERCURY. COUNT BISMARK' S organ, the North Germanc Gazettc, does not approve of the explanations of the Luxemburg treaty given by LoaD DRB9Y and Loan SrAsnnv in the British Parliament. It holds that the guarantee is a serious and binding obligation in fulfil- ment of which the British Government is bound to go to war if necessay. Lord Stanley had made light of this obligation because ...
... LATEST ERW-8i by - I, [REUIER'S TELOnS.] FRANCE. Ping, June 2.5 A. report of the Marquis do Aroustier to the En. peror, published to-day, proposes that Pri should be appointed President of the roustary cole. ference.moeayC. Yesterday Prince Arthur and Lord Colley werI received by the Emperor and Empress, The Prince Imperial visited the Exhibition yegtea. day and was loudly cheered. The Prince ...
... LOCAL AND GENIERAL. hLFDS, JUNE 26, 1867w The Bishop of Durham has removed the name of the Ron. and Rev. Francis Grey, rector of Morpeth, from the list of rural deans in his diocese, because he ex- prensed approval of the Bishop of Salisbury's charge. Some days ago he inhibited Dr. Morrell, the coadjutor ?? of Edinburgh,from prettohingin his diocese because he used an invocation of the Trinity ...
... ITHE TREATMENT OF FENIAN- CONV1CTS. (From the rinies.) Some time since there appeared in several of the Irish papefe complaints that the persons convicted of treason-felony is Ireland about eighteen months ago, and now confined in English prisons, had been treated with exceptional and scandalous harshness, and this severity to political offenders was pointed at as another proof of the ...
... Yesterday morning a conference of the M!iners' National Association was opened at the Oo-operativa Hall, Bridge-street, Bolton. There were preient:-11r. A. McDonald, president; Mr. Allen Tetlow, vice-president; Mr. W. Pickard, treasurer; Mr. P. Casey, secretary; and also about fifty delegates from the following distriots and towns :-Bolton, Wigac, S. Helens, Haydock, Farnworth and Kesreley, ...
... D JjIPRALRLAMENT. (B~y cTelyraP10 UOUSE OF LORDS, YESTERDAY. Teir Lordship' met at five o clock. TISH RAILWAYS. to the Earl of KIMBEsRLaeY, Is rep Y f RIC(HMOND stated that the report of 'lj en ofon Irish Railways was sigaed, and would th° a wade public. 5sortY bo THE huSH CHURCH. * a of AR(GYLL called the attention of Lord ae tote p it n which the motion mado by Lord D jlo last night in ...
... THE TRIPLE DIVISION OF THE WEST 1 I IDING. PROPOSED AMENDMENT OF 'THE GOVERNMENT PLAN. A document has been issued which sets forth very forcibly the objections to the plan proposed by thd Government for the triple division of the West Riding. It states- The Northern Division is by far the largest in area, comprising three-fifths of the whole Riding. It is a long strip of agricultural country ...