... LOCOAL AND GENERAL, LEEDS, MAY 18, 1872. Sir Titus Salt, Bart., and Lady Salt and family 'Jave left Thomas's Hotel, for CroW Nest, Halifax. AnOHiDIAGONAL VISITATION.-The Archdeacon of Craven (the Venerable Dr. Musgrave) delivered his charge yesterday morning in the Parish Church, Leeds, to the clergy and wardens included in the Leeds call. There was a numerous attendance, the clergy mustering ...

... IM£PERIAL PARLIAMENT I (BE TAndm.) HOUSE OF COMMONS, YESTERDAY. The SiARnn took the chair at twelve o'clock. PETITIONS. Mr. AKROYD (Halifax) presented petitions from the borough of Halifax as ?? the Pelln-lane Sunday school; the Ladies' College, South Park; the TIemperance Society and Band of Hope, Square Congre- gational Church; the Pollon-lane Baptist Chapel; the Sunday school (Wesloyan ...

... I PLATFOIM OF THE CINCINNATI CONVENTION. The following is the text of the platform adopted by the now Libersl Republicea party at the Conveution just held in Cincih-rati: We, the Liberal Rlepublicams of the United States, in National Convention rmsemblod at Cincinnati, proclaim the follewing principles as estential to iust government:- First-We recognise the cquality of all men before the ...

... Banners, Friday. If your readers say they are tired of the Indirect Claims, I answer, I am not at all surpriseed to hear it. Neverthe- less these claims are still thle one promnienct topic in politica circles. Fresh interest has been given to them in both heiniepherees by Sir Staffo:rd NorItheote's speech at Exeter. That speech has caused no little embarrassment to Sir ta rcl'erd' po)itical ...

... THE NATIONAL lABOURERS' UNION. CONFERENCE AT LAHMINGTON. Yesterday the conference of agricultural labourers was resumed at Leamington in connection with the National Labourers' Union. Mr. G. DIXON, MP. for Birmingham, again presided. TRI LANI QUESTION. The CHAR AVA read a communication from the Hon. Auberon Herbert, M.P. for Nottingham, on the land question. He hoped the conference would ...

... THE W.&SHINGTON TREATY. THE SUPPLEMENTAL ARTICLE. (RuInu'E Txzr.EGoAn ) NEW Yonz, May 29. The newspapers express some unealnuess at the delay of action by England in reference to the Supplemental Article, and they fear that the Senate amendment has been found objectionable. The Herald says Mr. Fish will probably resign after the ratification of the Treaty. The Echo correspondent telegraphs ...

... YO'KShIRE ASSOCIATION OF 13-klTISV I - - - aHVRraHS.I Yesterday Omrning the annual mneetings of this aesocia- tion9 which extend over to-day, were conmoenced at Hall. field Chapel, Manningbam-lame, Bradford. The attend- ance was large. Amongst the ministers were:-Revs. W. C. Upton (Beverley), C. Larom (Sheffield), H. S. Brown (Liverpool), deputation from the Lancashire-and Cheehire Association ...

... MISCELLANEOUSOP Tihe Queen, the Empress Of Germany, Prince and Princess Christian, Princess Louij55 Priucess Beatrice, Prnc Leopold, and the lBlarquin, of ?? attended divine s service on Sunday morning in tepiaecae Wind 5or. The Rev. T. 3. Rowellh privachdthe shaerml at Her' Majesty's dinner party orn Satrdaynued the cemn Princess Louise and the Marquis of Loone %ad the Duke , and Duchess of ...

... THlE NEW ROAD DOWN THE BRADFORD VALLEY. I The Corporation of Bradford is about to have the beck covered, in order that Canal-road may be made 18 yards nide, and the road carried down the valley to Frizinghall, where the mill unfortunately prevents the completion or j the junction with the Shipley Old-road, but this obstacle may eventually be surmounted. Canal-road starts from the heart of ...

... GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS, (Rsarn' a TELEGMnMSs.) FRANCE. MARSIEAL B.AZAINE. PA.nats, ay 28. The Oflcial JTournal denies the statemenats of ce'taia newspapers to the effect tlat the dethntioa of Marshal Blzaine is purely fictitious. VERISAILLES, May 28, Evening. In to-day's eitting of the National Assembly the debate on the Army Bill was continued. Col. DlruF=Tr, the defender of Belfort and a ...

... GENE, RAL FOREIGN NEWS (REZmn'S TLnxAut9s.) THlE CARLIST NSURRECTION. MAD1RID, May 14. A small band has appeared in Estremadura, and has cut the telegraph wires. The troops are pursuing them actively. In the Congress Senor Laffette presented an interpella- tion on the electoral illegalities which are alleged to have taken place at Seville. M.iAffID, May 14, Evening. Oficial telegrams from ...

... LocNmow, Wednesday Night. Quite a host of ladies interested in the subject attended the 1Iouse of Commons to-day. to hear the discussion on Mr. Jacob Bright's Women's Disabilities Removal Bill. All the galleries allotted for female accommodation were crowded, and in some cases admission had to be refaned. Nearly every lady whohas been connected with the enfran- chisement movement formed part ...