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... TER COLLI&ON ON THE BLYTH AND TYNE. RAILWAY.-X2,200 DAMAGES. At the ±lewcastle Assizes on Saturday, before Lord Chief Ijustice Bovill, the case of Donaldson v. Blytli audd Tyne Railway Company was tried. Mr. s C., r. Jones, Q.O., and Mr. Crompton acue for the plaintiff; and the Hon. A. Liddell, 0., and Mr.'Laycock for the company The action, Mr. Mniaty stated, was brought against the Blyth and ...
... ITHE WESLEYAN CONNFERECE. - The Committee of Review oni Bome Missions met on Tuesday morning at nine o'dock. The Rev. G. T. PDirs, MI.A., treasurer of the fond, stated that as the balance-sheet could not be made up till after conference, he could give only a proximate estimate of the financial position of the society. The debt at the beginning of the year was £2,043, The committee trusted that ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... THEE LEEDS MERCURY. TnEr EMPRESS Or THl' FimENO left Paris yesterday for EDglaud, on a visit to QtrCEN Viaroni.| it was arranged that Her Majesty should be aecomi panied as far as Havre by the EmPnEEO, who would return immediately to Paris. ADvIons from Rome state that the PoPE has i sent some valuable presents to the SurrAN or TuBBED and to the VicOEo'e or Eaiper, in recognition of the ...
... IOCAIA ANDGENERAL LEEDS, JUILY 25, 1867. ROYAL PARDON TO MR. EDWARD GREHNLAD. The health of Mhr. Greenland, the former manager of the Leeds Banking Company, having suffered severely from his imptisonment in Armley Gaol for the offence of making false returns of the notes issued by that Bank, a Memorial was presented to the Right Hon. Gathorne Hardy, M.P., Secretary of State for the Home ...
... THE WESLEYAN CONFERENCE AT - .BRISTOL. On Wednesday morning the Missionary Com- mittee of Review met, The lower part of the chapel was crowded with ministers and lay gesitlemen, and a consider- able number of ladies occupied the galleries. The Presi- dent called upon Dr. Osborn, one of is colleagues in the missionary secretariat to read the minutes of the comtaittee held during the year. We ...
... THE iuLH PBRBS. - . .. A, i . L (born th AO (I4ke:l.) There are few countries which, in 'the life-time0 of one generation, have witnessed greater or more hopeful changes ina their condition thantIreland. These changes, n however, have been achieved so gradually and so labori-P a ously, the whole demand never having bean at- any time ai conceded promptly, and gaciously, that the nation consi-: ...
... 13HOOKING NURDER At a XiEMNS. U TrRB1 0 THEBSUPROSSilXURDAIRER. Yesteiday, Major Tarry an&d r. Bromiloq4 re gietrateB; were engaged' at St. Helanis 'in the p relimiI. nary examination into a charge preferred against Jouiw BSmith ?? tra~up,'who is: acculse 'of murduriag, linder very revoltang circlumstances,: ana:ederlv mann nsed M~ather, a* coller, who, with his wife, live in s lonely ?? at' ...
... THE SLEEDS MERCURY. Tim Paris Preaae professes to have informa- tion of a somewhat startling nature respetang the ,JUU UP 0 CUM'.. k - ---a movement upon Rome which has been anticipated for some time pest. It has heard that MAzzEru i8 in Italy, and is acting in the matter in concert with GARmALDi and the National Roman Junta. Garibaldi is said to be in Pisa, and to have appointed the officers ...
... I n,-- A ., .1. . . .. - . . . . THE feasibility of establishing an inter- Y national law-court, with jurisdiction more or ueless complete, is being largely discussed just ir now. The debate specially assigaed for the consideration of the case of the Tornado has so fully sheun, the difficulties attending inter- national settlements, that we are justified in feeling apprchensions of infinite ...