... I MEAN WOOD CONVALESCENT HOEY' FOR I CHILDREN. The first annual ?? of the donors and subscribers was held v terda; aftelrno, ill Onee of tile ?? aL the Town Hall; Mr. AV. 13. MP±io, nf.l, presidilng. hIr. T. G-. TiLtE read tse follo; urg report:-Mrs. Mapleton lias requested ie to act for her to-day, and in the iirst place she desires to offer helr silncere thanks to the do(ors and subscribers ...

... F erom the 2'ilels. r J The followbin is the forec;sL ofci - t weather for tVweaty- four hours, troan S pl.m. oun Mondai.- t 0. Scotland N. South-westerly winds, stroag to a I . Scotlanti . *- I gale, with sonic rain; then finer. r Soutlherly and south-westerly winds, f 1. Scotland E. , fresh to strong, a gale in some p laces; somne rain, then fairer. t 2. England N.E. t I in c I u d i n g ...

... SIR. MUNDELLA, )LP., ON THE BANK- RUPTCY LAWS. rang~~~-l 1 I ?? -- The annual. neeting, of tile Shflielhd Chamber of Com- mnerco as helM yesterday. Mr. JoN ?? ?? the chair. A letter Was read fromn Mr. 3lundolla, M.P., in xhich he reforreil to the Bankruptcy Laws, saying - The present stato of the law is a crying¢ evil, and i h Ipe, whatever is done or lundolle il the coining session, this ...

... THE DIS IWz iN IRELAND . .1 . I'l ?? 11 ., ?? ,, , Tlie special correspondent Of thle 6'teac/c('d, inl his letter u datled CahlireiVeen. 6faturdayL3, statesi-I hadl heard ranch of 531 thel ploverty of West Korry, and I resolved fo sparce nol troubl in ?? investications regarding- it. Sonic twventy 0. years ago the town of calsirirciven, with muneh of the laud PI Surrounding it, passed from its ...

... I COOKRIDGE COuNV ALESCEN\T HOSPITAL. Thce annual meeting of the suibscribe~s and duotI'i9 tortisd institution wvas held yeLsterday~ afternoonl in the Grand I Jar -roomn at the, Leeds Townt Hall ; the YMAYOR(Ad Tatrtila) presidin.. Mr. T. GiIEENIwoOD TR~n;z loio secretary, read theC annual rep~ort as follows:- I There is no feature of special interest which. calls for conitent in the report of ...

... ::nia IR. G3ladslono ?? (,oldstreamn Guards aid Captain It. -Glad sfont, 301, Coldstreflif Guards, of Jan F asundi MAIV Gladstone, eldest Soil of the late Mr. *ol RobsrtC3ou Ohuflstons of Liverpoonl zirrivoid at Laurence. 011 ?? yesterday by thle loiciinoon ma11il, end drove to Fasque House. sii I hen, is a0l MIIIVi Gl;nlstohiC ?? diiziuc service in thii chi ifil it 1 maquc ?? rand iilo-on- ...

... -UEB'SDA;J. January 27th, iSSO. ,( IT is stateed ?? oil tihc oceeston of thel approachin ainuiversarv of the Czar's accession to the er throne, several distinguished nersonages will visit the Russinn Court, accompanied by large suiites. ?d Tim Empress of russia. will leave Cannes a- on Saturday. it TLn Pope has sent a beautifully wrought 0- pyx to the Church of St. Peter, Hatton-garden, I -as ...

... TUE PI{OGIla6S OF WVAKEFIELD.', When Leland visited W e laabout 18538, lie wixrote of it, 'All the -whole prot~lc of thle town standeth by Coarse dratpery. There be -few towns in thle inland Parts of Yorkshire that bath1 a fairer -site or soil about it. Titeres be plenty of ?? coa ith quresaot aefield. I Camlden Wrote in 16017, ?? A towns fansons for its cloth trade, larglensas; neat buldng, ...

... ONI THE DUGC DE 3ROGLIE TNiYIERSITY REI11'lM. * (r'no va OUROw CoSREUlO`flE(T.) P'ARE, J~an. 25th. (Ir Tfhe rue do Broglie has broken the long silence to Ye which his notorious political achievements condenured be him, by a speech of two hearh' duration in tire, Senlate, Cli in opposition to oe~ fM Jules Ferry's shlsi 'reforms. TO see one of the fo remost advoc'fate-s of the anc principle of ...