... MNo GLADSTONE ON TE CHURCH O) ROWEM Mr. Gladstone's article on aIitualism in thc October number of the 'Co lssprt'Y Review has led to a good deal of comment, and one passage in it has been the subject of special and unfriendly criticism. It was that which raised the question, 'Whother a handiul of the English clergy are or are not engaged in an utterly hopeless and visionary efiort to ...

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... PROPOSED LX'i'EN81ON OF THE BOROUGH OF PONTEFRACT. In conaplielice with a requisition to rIk. ?? Pearson the Mayor of Pontefract, signed by certain owners of property and ratepayerr of the borough, a meeting of ratepayors was held last night in the Tonw HIalt 'o con- sider whothor or rot the Corporation should apply to Parliament in the ensuinig session for u bill to extend the boundaries of ...

... To-dLay's IcCds Mellrcury co, ists of 12 pag S, anti the Wceldly Afercury of 113)IpgCS TME LEIDS MERU{ aYG A TELECRAMI ?? Cawnporc S..VS that the S1l1)POSed NAN-.& SAMB 1 ISIis menl ' fvel thure foI further iavesthgatioutlerpecting h is idu-titiLy. IT is expected that the reply of the Duc Drc-xzxs to the Spaui'h Noto will be handed to tho 'MARQUIS Dr AstxrJo on OD onday or Tuesdlay, rand the ...

... SjITDIAYS AND BYEWAYS IN SWITZERLAND. Tloecvtard bound! The littlestone hut en the ~sttrjoe, awy up1 am~Jong fields ofsO\ d r:.9tfltitlns of ire, Nvi the ?? Fas, j0 mlad of a b~wlrunning Past itst door, and thle grim]a- inikof the Hatterhorte frowning down uponusfo yrcsvcn itself, is to he our ttiri llnpit, t If 're pletS mt corepancitls, 'who have jounydwtcsb It;e and valley and moultain ...

... S3 PECIAL COR11E SPONDENCE, (Tly IPIrVATE.fTrLEGbswnIZA.) LoOADox, Friday Night. I The Book of Kells, said to be written by St. Columb- kill, whicli has disappeared from the library of Trinity College, Dabliu, consists, I believe, of a col- lectiou of prophecies and prediction7. The authorities of the College ihvo sent au aanbassador to the British 'Museunm, where it is suspected this ...

... Ok 'DI2AD AN SuPLfY IN LABOUR. TO TUE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS TNTEICUEY. GZmcTLrmEN,-I read with some intetrest, but with greater bewilderment, a letter * On Demand and SulI)Tly in Labour,' sigued T. C. A., which you printed on Saturday last; aud, ,my head seeumiug to me rather clearer now than it Was immediately aster reading that letter, I beg yoa to afford me space to comment on it. Your ...

... THE ATICTORY PRINTING MACHINE. For several months past the proprietors of the Leeds Mercury have been engaged in the task of securing such additional maehine-power for the production of this paper as should enable therm to meet the large and increasing demands of the public throughout Yorkshire and the adjoining counties. They feel keenly that during this time they have upon many occasions ...

... TlfAE P C UlTON UI'P . 51 AC TC K IT O CHI I F. At the Corimt cf A r~els c hr retefih lion. Sir E~. Pisesttcosts: Pc:% r t .:v t tIt, it ar tic', tes madlP onl tc 1) tt pa,'o a t lin o te', h iiilumiicit at.~ St. Allitn's Hflout *- C l~o t p!'n II. e li~ti'of ?? rate l~tmil the Jtlt,li- ii oa ri bin hear-i t'he ct-si, at~ 2i v.la 1' is-1, ie' vii ?? ii tphtal froin I it' calntnt: Gaixt' t at ...

... /OlxLIEY WOCRIMMG A[ R''7S CONElBl'AT I'VE I i S.SO CIATION. n Isat o9'enhiiiy the ilai~igllrlil baniqupet of the IMorley r,(116i 'wt's ConftvsivelV Assovtiatim wi 9'O held ilk P ithont Schoolroom, Victorlc-road& Morley. Th-eiewe'e Dazxozr, ih'esidoiit of 'tice A rnoejatioll anti utujleotitt IlbltOS loresslit were thle Jlyn of Datrirsoth, Mrll. W. S. f`icit- JlinoP0 ,cu ?? riStqrky, M.P., LIZ, ...

... ENEliRAL FOREIGN NEWSO FRANCE. ct3 Sridav-The 'Paris Mtun-is.ipal Council has adopxsai^ a plan for cleansing the Seine by which the I sewvage formerly running into the river will be diverted to the plain of Gennevillers. The Correctional Tribunal has again fined several proprietors of betting agencies, and confiscated their stock-in-trade. 1&PnSs, Fridny Evening.-M. Laboulaye }109V written a ...

... *QUARTERLY SUMIARY OF BIRTHS AND DBEA-S IN THE BOROUGH OF LEEDS The publication of the Registrar.General's Quarterly lleturn relating to tile three monuths ending 30th Sep. tembtr last affords the means for comnaring the vital statistics of the borough of Leeds for that period, not ouilly with those of other large towvns, but of England and wales generally. The hot July of last summer caused a ...