... THE REPRESENTATION OF, BRADFORD. 5 Lest night a public ineeting of the Liberal electors of Bradford, convened by the Liberal Ilegistra- tion Assodiation, was held in the Alexandra Thcstre, to decide up-n a representative for the borough, inl the room 2 of the late Mr. Wickham. There ere now four candidates -Mr. E. Minll, editor of the oyencsnewrswisl, Mr. Ald. Godwin, Mr. H. W. Riploy, and Mr. ...

... THE LONDON MISSIONARY SOciErY. ANNUAL MEETING IN LEEDS. Y The isnumal servities in connection with the Leeds ii auxiliary to the Londois Missionary Society were corn- .0 ?? onl Sunday, when special ssrmoiis ivere preached us i the viarious Iiuin-ilepidnt chapels by a di-putation. from 'a the~ 1lireist society iaiid several of the usinisters of the town. Strvicos. for the young wore also held ...

... STATIONS O1 THlE, BRITISH ARMY. Corrected up to the 30th of Septembor, 1867. (_ropt rilo UlltelJ dcrricw GazetteI MWere two places are mentioned, theolast named is that at which the Depot of the Regiment is stationod. CAVALRY. B7h AT. FOOT. Lena GunARS.-s3t, I-ydo- 17tle ]t Kilelisny. park. 2d Canada-Clhatham. 2d, Windsor. 18th, 1st Chester. 1 OYAL IHoassE GrAS Ds. 2d N. Zeahid, Colchstr ...

... A Bpecial meeting of this Council was hell ves- terday, in the Council Rooto, Leeds Town Hall, the Malyol in the chair. trIE BOROtUOlI RITE. The half-yearly estimate of the borough oxpensos wao aid before the Council, and showed the followin. results: 151d .e,,l Estiasts for Fsdtilnltt ll1dr-yssrelllialg Aug. a1. 187. April 1, 1565. Contabrilary Fore*. - 3 lo .. 10,1Ji C 0 iubicipad Elections ...

... BULL PROPERTY OWNERS AND THE REFORM ACT. ?? . I . On Tuesday a meeting of the Property Owners' Mutual Protection Association, which had been called by circular, was held at the Sailors' Institute, for the purpose of taking into consideration the rate- paying clause of the Reform Act. The meeting was called for half-past seven, but the proceedings did not commence till past eight o'clock, in ...

... THlE ROMAN QUEST'ION.X. F1LOnUN-'TC, Sept. 29. Garibaldi's departure froi Goma is described by the as follows:- cesterdsy evening (26th inst.), durinqg tho demonitra- tion, alerson who arirved Srom Al ?? informed (;ari- baldi's friends that the illustrious prisoner would be can- VeYed to Genoa, theonce to embark for Caprora. IL wias Said that the train wvould not arrive until seven m. on ...

... , LEEDS, OCTOBER 7, 1867. CooMmiSsIoNs.-The following commissions are ?? A. V. C.-J. Bourne, Eaq., to be honorary Colonel ?? T. A. Bushby to be Lieutenant-Colonel; Captain H. :I. Horaby to ba Major. Sth A. V. C.-G. G. Belcher, Uent., to be First Lieu- tenant; A. J, Kinloch, Geut., to be F~rst Lieutenant. 19th A. V. C.-E. H. Liddell, Esq., to be Captain, vice Faulkner, resigned. 21st A. V. . ...

... THE REPRESENTATION OF1 BIRAADFOP.D. There seems every probability at present that there will be a sharp contest for the representation of Bradfoid. Mr. Ripley and his frionds appear determiaed to persevere, and those who know him well assert that he is not the nearl to give in. HIeis a gentleman of indomitable energy and perseverance, and, apart Jrom his political views, which are fully ...

... IOn Wednesday evening Mr. Sheriff Bryson enter. tained the Mayor and, Corporation, together with the consuls and representatives of the public bodies in Hull, at a dinner which was held at the Town.hall. Mr. Bryson presided. On the right of the chairman were the Mayor, Sir H. CoOper M.D.; Mr. H. E. Silvester, mayor of Beverltey; the Rev. H. W. Kemp, B.A,; the Rev. Canon Brooke, vicar of Hull, ...

... LATE3ST NEWS, [REnesIs's TLraconAms ] INISURRECTION IN TII1HE PAP~JL STATES. FrLo(EN-CR, Oct. 1. Letters received hero from Rome of yesterday8 dat.3 state that a certain number of armed inesurgetts ar, overrunning certain localitiea in the provinec of Viterbo in the direction of Santo Stephano. They arc beil, actively pursued by the Pontifical troops. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Sept. 30, Evering The ...

... MEETING OF MR. Mf. W. THrOMPSON'S SUPPORTERS. Last evening a meeting of Mr. Thompson's friends wias hold in the Saloon of St. George's Hall. The room was crowded to excess, and great enthusiasm was exhibited. Am0ongst the gentleimen present were lr. G. E. Alusford, Mr. A. C. Churton, Mr. T. M. Horsiall, Mr. T. Garnett, Mr. S. Storey, Mr. Gay, and others. Mr. Aid. SFMON was voted to the chair. ...

... FOREIGN AND COLONIAL, INDIA. TIIE ABlYSSINIAN EXPEDITION. By the arrival of tho Bombay mail we halveaalyice, fjro Bombay to Sept. 9, and from ('alcutta to Sept.; :, The !'i1ixs oflfhsdi, of the 9th September, says that the all-engrossing subject of public attention, in India at pr SeCit, as it has been for some tin-e p'est, is tho pin'p,,q Abyasinian expedition. Formerly the popular feiar ,a ...