... I LOCAL -AND EEAL LEEDS, JANUARY 29, 1872.-: Lord Granville has issued a circular to the Peers who generally support the Ministry, soliciting their atteuld- ance at the meeting of Parliamnent on the Gth proximo. Mr. Otwray, M.P., rnet his constitulents at Chat- ham on Friday evening. The Hon. Membekr began by expressing a hope that there would be no more dockyardl reductions, for it wias a ...

... | NsisAL FORgEIG NEWS. atC aU, ;=F;&t ?? ME.tE tsith rttyDll9EtxFiE REn'h-cEm ig aeEeiGTE3 ls *.60b, by ?? -6 'P V- 80nDg, ;£C &c. ?? in Bottfle e at en. aui 4ipo, SgS,-utrdndiLaisii idoXL¢t9g32 Q*odu$, BJcSI:ouael I (I8.nTz.fs TZLEEAE,) I FPat1S, Jan. 25, E vening. L The cncrrccord murder of a Prulssian soldier at tune- ille is contradicted On authentic iufermstiofl. Cremee prosecuted simply ...

... T'lEH TLIOENX8E AMENXDMENT LE31AGUE~, Yesterday morninn it conferouce on the ?? of license reform was held under the auspices of the License Amendment League, in the Mayor's re?lonr at the Man- chester Town Hall. The MAYOR of Manchester ?? W. Death) preeidotL There was a small attendance. The MAYOR staid he was not going to discuss the merits and demerits of the licensing system. That some ...

... L]iED?TOW? OOIJNQIL. A. special meeting of the Leeds Town Council was held esterday. in tics absence of the Mayor, isle. Aid. Luacocte icispied the chair. TIrE ?? OF FEE PRINCE OF WALES. The Tows CLUE announced that a letter had been re- lived front the Muder-Sectetury of State for the Home lepartorent to the effect that the Queen had been tiiciou5l?' pleased to receive the address adopted by ...

... A OLAIMANT TWENTY YEARS AGO., It is a remarkable coincidence that the Judge at present presiding over the Tichberne trial should, twventy years ago, have been engaged as5 counsel in a ease where a claim for an ancient baronetcy was p ut forth, and resisted by the family on the plea that the claimant was an impostor. As the Lord Chief ,Tustice has himself from the bench called the attention of ...

... UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENOE, CAMBRIDGE, Sirtmnay. Degrees wvere conferred upon the successful candidates for the Mathematical, Moral Sciences, Natural Sciences, and Law and History Triposes at a Congregation specailly held for the purpose at tent a m, this morning. The Senate House was rather inconveniently crowded, and the galle- ries set apart for the undergraduates were crammed at least half an ...

... | E3LE~CTION INTELLIENCE. TEE NORTUEliN DIVISION OF THE W.EST RIDIN&. MTh. HOLDEN iAT BENTTIAMY. Yesterday afternoon Mr. H~olden addressed al largely attended meeting at Benthani, in the building adjoining the Royal Oak. Mr. J. T. RICE~ presided, and au ongst others present were, Mr. iB. hI. Fenwick, Mr. T. Clarkr, Mr. Angus Holden, Mr. J. Procter, Mr. T. Procter, Mtr. H. J. J. Thompson, Mr. R ...

... TIHE BRIGHTO.N lVOLUNTEEiR PLE Al The follow~ing letter vwas addirx.ised bp iq!ii Marshal Sir Johu Burgoyne to General Sirli{;j;..; 1 n i support ofhis remairks UpOnl the V;D6rRTeVj Brig~hton last yater-'1 Mydear Sir oI Ie.I t tta t I ai7n. re rarlln1 oxtegood sense contained in your report .a^ : j*i 6. ...

... THE LEEDS MERCUR,tt TELEGnAMS froni CaIcutt'? anno'mcc successc? on tho pert of tho Looshni cxpo?itjon ? I E~vk outbreak has been entirely supp~resedi. I IT is again reported that the COUx-1 DE. IPSlur 5 as the head of the Orleans branch, is prepilrsa uo Irecognise the CorJsr DE Cnaoraonn as hlenry V . K! France, and that aL meeting between the two iss to t, plalce, at w~hichu the recognition ...

... !~EE ac tgesERCURY I?u is said that tbe nianifesto of the COUNT DE Cir?rnonn rcndcr? a fusion b?'twaon tha Lno1timist? Iand the Ureanennst s highlly improba~ble, aud it is rusnoured that the projected interview between the COUNT flE Panes and the Count de C~hambord has been again postponed. Tument~ are various rum ours afloat in Paris end Versailles as to the attit~ude of MransIuan MtAcMAlleN ...

... ELECTION INTELLI&ENUE. THEI NORTHERN DJIYISION OF TEE WEST RIDING. MR. HOLDEN AT SKVIPTON. On Saturday sifternoon Mr. Ilolden addressed a largely attended m eeting of the electors and non-elc~tors in the Town Hall, at Skipton. -From 1,200 to 1,500 persons w ere present. The cheer was occupied' by Mir. M. WrTI5oN, and there 'were also on the platform Mr. 'Angus Helden, Mr. 3. Craven, Steaston ...

... THE LEEDSMERCURYI M. TOfITTRS made a sltatement ill the N atioala Assembly on Friday on the subject of a Vice-Pro- sideney of the Republic. lIe. rejected the idea of any such appointment, and said that in the case of a vacalncy arising, ho himself would continue in office until his successor could be appointed. In the case of his death M. Dan~rava, Vice-President of the. Council, could act ...