... BRITISH WORKMAN HOUSES IN LEEDS, The annual meetina of the British Worlkman houses in Leeds was held in the Philosophical HIall, Park-row, last evening. There was a large attendance. The chair was occupied by the MIAYorv (Aid. Marsden), who wits supported on the platform by Mr. Joseph Lup- ton, Mr. John Whiting, Mr. W. Titind Smith (fan- chester), Mr. Wim. harvey- Mr. J. H. Th'orp, and Tr. ...

... LOIE) P. CAVENDISTH, Mf.T., ON PlhE.lN)TLY SOC mTrLIS. A Cleoi~nntratintn, moler thle aisiicon ?? the1 Brad fordc Disi, ri it rif tlii Il 111 11031I iii CIt.( rjIij, so'c fiI 01 flo ws, 1%: I O'l ?? U731 i 3, Wo-s CO 1131131 rmied ilu S1. ltoerge'i, H113 ith rnite-nadwilt be conciiluded3 this, ernioig 11191'Cwa i13 thd inm 1l w A fter L; hit 111 ~~llZ1 3'.e etil,f BrU [I(ld ?? If'W 1Ii1, Mr. ...

... ?? ?? I .4-ortign ltm ; ?j at;, Mr. J. A. Frowde is in Natal, rlde i&s l1otlng ?? for a work on the South Afs'iln WolYa, , Calcutta is going to erect a statue to her atitv'e pyi Ot the Late Rajah Kali :Uhrislhna Bahadoor. le, tr. John Anderson, of New Yok ity, aecordintg 9ffa lit oal pa has resolved to give General Garabaldi an ad',T here are at present not less than 90,000 of tile ly heobanie ...

... l (EVT'Rn'S TELEGAM.) Y P FRANC E. ?? Friday -~The Off ii4 -Jeuri; n of to-day says: - Several ncorsplipers have published statements resdpectig alleged Ministerial ?? and the atti- -1. t ve '~llc the Governmena will take np in the debate wc ithet Constitutionl laws. These statements are ai 'Iout foundation. The above contradiction is tndepst~oodto apply to the information published by the ...

... GENERAL FOREIGN NEW S. I(nz;B's TELrGwXS.) FRANCE. PARIS, Monday. At the second bnlloting yeste day for the Councils-General, eleven Conservavils o and seven Republicans -were elected' c The examination of candidates for officers' cocmnis- 1 sions in the Territorial Army commences so-day. 1 Very few candidates present themselves. It. Chanffard, chief of, the Cabinet of the Minister of Public ...

... Ad0:CELLANATEOUS. Thoc Prin Ce anti Prhincess of Wales wvill rceive a pet a anritigh am during the week. Die gentlemnio w~ill haIveI naoportunity of shooting oere the Royal cstato 0e. Mi.GLISnsTONn -There is ino fouindattion for Ithie sletenietit in the Obseorver' tlat,anotltoriaticle onl thu UII~rxnensne cntroersytran the pen of Mr. Glad- stone1, wvill appear iii the fortheominig number of ...

... WPROARIOUS MEETING IN 1OLDERNESS NVARD. Up ?? i wasconfidently'tpeeted that There would be no elow of opposition te e )Uhapman, in aspiring kor the vacancy caused in this ward'by the elevation of Mr. Cou '4llor Waller to the aldermanic beneh. Whereas in Weet Scalcoates the contest was at once begun, the electors on the Christian side of the water betmyed no interest in the fxtraordinaxy ...

... BIHRE Wf SBURY TJE, E TIN G, YESTERDAnY Hunt-rm' Steeplechase of S sovs each, 2 ft. w ith 40 added, for for.r. year.nld- 12ct. tive lest 51b, Si? rnd aged 12st Tib. Certain inonels otra. Abouutcres miles. uoldtinder, a Ps ?? * . ?? So Wad,ssged ?? 2 Cider UCp, 1ge1 ?? ?? ?? 5rsopiana lurdlo I.ace Ofloo covs. eddedto ahidudieap sweepstakesof Ii scov eah, S It. Cortain winners estra. About two ...

... IALFORD AGRIcTJLTU LABOURERS' SOCIETY. - : 1 Thd 36-~h annual' meeting of thin valuable society, which wag established for. promoting good -codt, Skill, and in ?? labourers and servanis too plc OUXn ptyds.gea uces h ploughing ?? Well attended, ana' theyr was pronounced to ~C $ s ns atsatiydetrpin At the close of t'be le eo ltonlsthe irtem idaand friends of the iqciety 'XneA tsigether, the' ...

... lRi5cellancepus. . ?? It is proposed to construct ?? up)Showen. th, Viscount and Viscountess Haliffis are entertaining at company at Hickleton Hall, Yorkshire. TThe old Truck.Act ba3 now finally expired', the time th. specified in the Act of Parlinsment'hasvig passed.. th The colliers and miners of' Dean: Forest have strucl en work against a proposed reduction of'wYaes. w. The Earl of Clonmel ...

... WVESP YORiM(1iivt&,E CUAI4 A-IRDTr AMON. I The afol IngW iilttters ott tie almvo'1 im-i :trat ion hive bfeen sent to filt. Dixont, OneC of thei ?? (A- C the * Sc -troitLodge, Llocils, 1Bh i , 1I74. llia Sir-I lii;, eju-t r,-ltt(I Iii1 dl'iiv'tc li-ill-i 8 lettr w itil it t iit' slcii liall bet- it Ieddie: t!i to ii le iv ?? * soi tile. l'tlti kid, cii ec'csteid ti1 stn-i. AESsovs- lionl, bitt ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY. IT is denied that the PoPE, in conversation with some Exiglish Catholics, condemned MR. GLAD- ?? pamphlet. A MADRID telegram of the I 0th says that on the previous day several Carlist bands iin the north- eastern piovinces had solicited an amnesty. TEI result of the second ?? in Italy shows that the elected candidates of the Rigrht namber 122, and of the Left 44. SPia-Nen ...