... LATEST Ale RSg 2BrO'u T a~) FRANCE. P4e.7 The exact number of votes obtained by M. Glaise0r, the elected Member for the fourth ?? °a 16,680. M. Barbes polled 3,197, and 1,027 votes We at W&I in tavour of other candidate. ;°Bia It Is asserted that the Spanish Government Etia a the candidature of the Duke of Geno0. THE LEGISLATIVE BODY, PARTS, Dec. 7, Hve In to-day'6 sitting of the Legislative ...

... iil (FnOM TM SpI GOoMMEWe o zm TMc Timm.) Bwxrae, Nov. 27. The land system of Antrim and Down, considered on the side of the oceupiers only resembles 'that of Formnagh and Londonderry, and Indeed, of almost the wholeof-Ulater. Exactly as tho case in the Scuth,. the tenancies are for the most part, at will, and, with honourable exceptions, what has been done on the laud re has been done by tho ...

... POOR-LAW BELIEF AND VOLUNTARY OE[ARITY. On Wednesday afternoon a conferenoe of sninleters of various religious denominations and other gentlemen interested in the social welfare of the East of London, convened by the President and Court of Governors of Sion College was held in the College-hall, London Wall, to consider the desirableness of united action, with a view of checking the increase ...

... I I IM- ?? - - . I ,. The annual meeting of the Howden Wesleyan Day School was held on Wednesday, under the presidency of Mr. JOSInUA Dusr, The principal dpsaker was the Rev. J. H. JAxa, D.D, chairman of the Hull district well known as one of the leading Wesleyan ministers R the day. Whilst declining to pledge himself to support either the League or tbe Union, he gave a comprehensive resmid of ...

... RAILWAY MLAPD m aTUBNS. Belfast & N.Countles Brjotol anu Eixeter . Caledoniau ?? (Imriabln ?? Cookrn¶t,s11.P (Vorrtwll ?? ?? COrk Dandon. & Kin Daln& B 40tt~n Dubin and Droghed Dub. & IUnset. &W E~rndes a.8 great ?? Gal ow &&S.Weater dto. l7orth of Scotland Great Northern ?? iGt. thim. & Wooten :GreatWeStmrn ?? HE1Hgbtnd. ?? Irsth North-Western. llanell ly. & Doot Lca[se ?? London and BrDhtor ...

... LOCAL AND GENERAL, LE E S, DECEMBER 29, 1869. LBRE28 ART AWD lSOKENO INSTITtTE.-The fears expressed by some that there were not in Leads a sufficient number of pupils for two Schools of Art Is evidently groundless, for we are informed that whilst the schools of the Meohanics' Institute never had so many students, the new school in the old South-parade buildings has already as Many pupils as it ...

... JOCAL AND GERAL LEEDS, DECEMBER 21, 18690 The Money Order and Savings Dank buiiness B was rannumed on Friday hant at Beeroa, Yomt CoiqvooATo.-On Friday, convoo ition for the province of York was prorogued until Tuaadysy, the 11th of January, t YosHcRnn 022TiLnxi's CEZ[T CrLUB.-It e has been determined that, in order to rellevo this club of the debt incurred in msaking fences and other ...

... THE LEkDS MERCURY. ITr was rumoured in Paris yesterday that I LB Foux, the Minister of Commoroe, had radgned, and the Gadois etated that the resignation of M, DIt L. TOUs D'VAuvaXoaH had been accepted. TEE decision of the Third Party not to inter- pellate the Government on the postponement of the opening of the session was confirmed at a farther meeting of the party on Monday, under the ...

... LEED S, DECEMBER. 4, 1869. The Grand Jury were discharged yesterday. At the close of their laboura they handed over to the trea8srerfl of the Leeds General Infirmary and the West Rdinag Induetrinl Rome for Discharged Femala Prisoners the unu of L11 each. We are requested to state that the address qf Her MajeBty's Inspector of Mines for Yorkshire in fdture is Send el11ous e, near-Wakefield. to ...

... TIHE LEEDS I[ECURY. TMA rumour of a Mintaterial orials in franoa has Ia ered a more definite form. The Branco says M. DE I FOROADE LU Rouxzrr will resign asmsoon as the veriflia- tion of the elections is completed, The following list of the new Ministry was published last night, but is no :doubt merely a club list:-ComrN DAnu (Left Centre), Minister of the Interior; M. Eumrrf Orurv=nn (Right ...

... A DRAWING BOOM TOUBx , 8 j T. .- ?? A , . . ({fomt Avet Judy's agasins for Deresle6r. And DQw the evening had come. The cl weri excited and eager-for mmma wouldinot et h e into the dining room, and they had heard stoe AZ el jnf, which stimulated their curiosity stil more. Boe Pla tohpeep twous the key-hole, but his brothe tland hil would be ra dirty litte sneak if he Bdeau dort * l and, we ...

... MANCHESTER RECIPROUITY ASSOOIL- TION. A Manufacturer writes to a contemporary- I wonder if tbh outside world will notice that, at the meeting of the Manchester Reciprocity Association, there were five Membersof Parliament present, and that of these five three were barristers, one was a civil engineer, and the other was nothing, it not a great landowner. The chair- man, however, Wr. Haworth, ...