... JAKAOA UNDER THENEW N ROEGP: ;TO TH EDITORS OF -THE LEEDS ?? lIE POTED ; FRIENDS,-It .is abont'eighlteen months since the Legislature of Jamaica, in despir at the r accumulated consequences of its own ?? and corruption, committed political suicide, and bequeathed to. c the Colonial Office the owersnitadsor woan grievors c misusced, Pendiof the loyal Commission of Inquiry, and for some time ...

... I The prerises knovsn as Thanet House, and lately 3n the property of the Rev. H. W. Kemp, were a 3 s shoi ' time ago purchased by this institution for the purpose of being used as a Sailors' Orphan Home. b- Some ?? were needed to adapt them to the objects to which they are in future to be devoted. .e, The works are just completed, and the orpha,-s Le already in the temporary home in Spencer ...

... T-O NAVAL REVIEW. (Fa0ac Oic LONDON RIMolrslTr.) LONDON, Wednesday. begin a jouflley at ono of the most unearthly oe te morning, to travel at the slowest pace at hich the London and South WVestern trains are capable ,goingt to arrive about an hour after the period at which ot, B olemlsly warned by the Lords of the Admiralty to osi the Spot, to spend about one-fifth of ones precious tini ...

... INDUSTRIAL EDUCaTION IN ENGLAND. IMPORTANT STATEMENTS. la The Schools inquiry Commission, of which Lord is Taunton is chairman, having recently had their attention n called to the evidence considered to be afforded by the' il French Exhibition of the inferior progress recently made t- in manufacturing and mechanica industry ia England, n compared with that made in other Earopean countries, Le ...

... .oI° N CORRESPONDENT. 2 ?? Monday. FPj4JUG ?? ?? - - LoNOON, Monday. Society, for once, carries it over politics. Nobody tlkig about the Reform Bill and Mr. Disraeli; and eiV body ?? about the review ? Who saw the (verycS arive p Why did not the Prince of Wales meet esi role promised to do, at Charing-cross station ? Were to). thepark when the Prince and Princess of Wales To0 In d d It is ...

... HOUSE OF LORD)S-ThI'DA.^. . - , Their Lordships me at five o'clock. ti The sitting was chiefly occupied by a discussion o upon education. .o The Earl of CORK called attention to the hard. l ships entailed upon small parishes, by making the employment of certificated teachers an indispensille f, condition. The Earl of MARLBOROUGH maintained that the only means of securing efficient edipation ...

... L OAM AD GENERA LEEDS, JULY 2, 1167. Tou PARIs ExMBMTIo0---Messrs. Wilson, Walker, and Co., of the Scarnish Leather Works, Sheens- car yesterday received an intimation that a silver meael had been awaxded to them for their fancy leathers el- hibitod at the Paris Exhibition. We have reason to believe that several other Leeds ?? Riding exhibitors have been similarly successful. BEnD Tom AT TIE ...

... D THB~ REFORM BILL, The following oase of the North and !East Ridings of the county of York has been printed:- PaOeoM D 5TMUrnToN or SBEATs. 1. The North and East Ridings return two Members each, i. e, four together, and get no more seats, Inhabitants. VnterJ Yorkshire-North ?? 300,000 ?? 16,000 East ?? .240,000 ,, 7,000 Total ?? ?? 22,000 Tho following six counties are divided into three ...

... The Times remarks that Lord Halifax last night met with a deserved defeat. The Lords will oountenance no abstract resolution nor any motion which can be con- strued as a party device, although the mischievous alteration of the lodger franchise has damped its hopes. The Thies nevertheless ?? to the calmer reason of the Ministry to give a wider scope to their re-distribution scheme. The ...

... IWEEKLY RETURN or BIRTHS AND I DEATES IN THE BOROUGH OF LEEDS. 31BT WEBK, 1867. In the week ending last Saturday 3,990 births and 2,408 deaths were registered in ten large cities and boroughs of England, including London. The births exceeded by 329, while the deaths were 154Mfelow, the average weekly numbers in the ten years 1861-60, our- rected for increase of population to the middle of this ...

... COirEiWsNCB E O - CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATIONS AT YORK. What was termed an aggregate meeting of the Conservative and Constitution Associations of York- shire and of the nobility, clergy, and gentry of the county, was held yesterday, at York. The morning meeting, which was attended by delegates from the various associations of the county, and by representatives from Conservative newspapers, was ...

... RAMlWAY TRFIC BETURNOO 1T WIM11 TS 'HALF-YEAR. Total Same Ino. or Mileag B v IdWdYS. 1807. IG5. i-year. I3G8. Dec. 1is7080 Brietol er Exeter.. 7751 7106 - - 134 121 Coledonian ?? ?? . 67- 616 Ceoubrien ?? ,, r2327 2414 - _ 0 IS OSo Coerm th, E&Pn1 624 075 _ 1- CorlrBandon, l in. 497 _00 - - 20 20 Deeddee _ 410 _ _ - 17 17 Dubin&Beifustino 1417 Iffl9 __ es Id Dublin & Drogheda.. 2173 19i - _ ...