... THE LEEDS KEJ71CURY. 'V 1- v TIIURSDAY January 29/h, ISSO. tf THE Aevnia silitaire, telegrapbs our Palis Y Correspondent, comparing the respective military forces s of France and Gerumny, mnaittanis that the latter has s eight or nine regiments of infantry snore than the A former. No immediate fears arre entertained, but Ie private diplomnatic advices froin Berlin are not reassur. ,a ing. At ...

... I . 1 I - -. .. _ C CJLI t 10 . At the weekly mceting of the Loudon School Board c yesterday, a deputation was introduced, who presented a r mnemorial'onathe subject of the Chairman'ssalary. The a deputation was introduced by Mr. E. N. Buxton and Mr. s S. Gower, and comprised Mr. S. Morley, M.P., Mr. J. Hehlms, MP., and ninny others. The miemorial set forth that the growving work of the board ...

... LEEDS MECHANICS' INSTTTUTTIC'. ?? mtectrir. et tljre rtcrrler-s erird ri tcii tt a ilte Leeds ?iechnticts, ?? held onl Tmicdiov in the Couinnutiec r20cm oft nrc Institute. 2Cr-. TliiOoASt DAwsoN presided. There was asmall attendance. a Mr-AV.J. 2t EiLD re td the 37th annual report, of which the l'oliowing is anl abstraict:I Th., i'Iirr) tir~re It-i', (oir' it L11ecien inlieel irc'e iri~tr ...

... MANCI-IESTERm LIBERAL ASSOCIATION. il Tihe annual osectiug of the Manichester Liberal Associa- COlion was held last night in thle Free T1ratlo Hall1. 'hela orlarge rooxas was crowdeod, and the proceedangs were air naarled witlh great eatuausniesi. Mr. B. LLe.kuc presided, n, M',d Mrs Bupi2rte o the platform by Mrll. Jacob Bright, ig M..I~r l~iggs, Mr. WVadrly, MBP., Mr. Slagg, Inthe new ...

... THE PANAMA CANAL ,SC1EBIE. PnY'ourII, Weduesdaty.-The Royal Mail Company's steamer Para, which arrived here last evening, brins~gs the following intelligpence from Patansa, dated January 8th - The I-nanemi 8S/ar and lierald says that l.I de Lessops has arrived at Panama, and favours the Colon-Panallma route for the interoccanic canal. M. do Lesseps declared his groat satisfaction at the ...

... CASTALTIES IN AFGHANISTAN. 3 tJullowvijl-T vnal:tiP, 1' iii Tuesmlay ni ?? ?? LA Afl,rLt Jr1LcIE1A24.' 1lie tfullovij ng casualties are reporwt.ti in TuesLay ?? viii- occurred durinig recent cagageinents ul i th -,Afghanistan _- lb t AnaAsNDI, December 11th, 1S79. D H KILTED-Lieutenant 13. HIardy, F. A. Royal Horse c Artilhler i. Lieutenant C. J. r Hcarsey, 9ti Lancers th Secoud-LioiteiI.,it ...

... WEATIER FORECASTS FOR TO-DAY. (Flrom S til m Tles.) The following is the forecasr, of th wea~thler for twenty. four hours, from 8 p.ln. onr Wednesday:- 0. Scotland N. SOath-westeilv strong gales and 1. Scotland E. strong wvindls; rain at times; very squally. 2. England N.E. line ud i g ?? wvinds, strong to a leeds and gale, squally; soein rair or-snow. District] ?? Southerly and south-westerly ...

... WESLEYAN METIIOD)IST TI{A-NKSGIVING 1 UN-D. :: ., ,i.. -. -1 - I -, F.?rIetiVC (tComlmittee of tiuc Wcslcyaii Thanks- t : d.1'ld. ull aL sc-cial circular a h-rcssiod to the eircuit I out I ?? :is r'rS of the fluid. iaskiiiu them to put I rits iiurts to ttt :iiiliti etirlyo pflayim i it of tlue * th e ; otrat a 1t lit ulit prom tised, sthite o v ithl i :: I t' tite Inove'mliezit that ?? The ...

... a-L~EDS BOARD or GDAR1DIANs.-Thse weekaly; ?? of the Leeds Board of Guiardians was_ eldprI'-r- W1:V, :xn. clteone the O lec vvwith tit'! sorvo -a- rf thle ?? 1I:!u it ;nit the W0'orciion---', I rI thl z~, 5,0 (Witiff ij tli.- wet iinii;iti's Ilf abct, XX oilk li1n-e had beenl ?? Ill)I 1~ nI lifihrilav. CThe ?? wdo however, left ieo ?? if) be decidecd li ct 'J0cric (NMr. XFiji'.' IN V-i {'Ver ...

... fillS MORNING'S NEWS.I 3. a, LB if if tO VS N 1. le L5 IL it .0 it to it to C. 5, Le x to I;, Le Ut a t, tt It Lit IC 1- tt y .0 tr it a .0 TO-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. I 1' JfERCUAY-0OFICEr, Thursday, 6 a.m. THE AFGHAN WAR. PLAN OF THE SPRING CAMPAIGN. DETERMINED ATTITUDE OF THE TRIBES AT GHUZNEE. (DA?Y NEws TxLEGA3oas) CAnm, Wednesday.-The Ghuznee faction has sent word to General Roberts that all ...

... (By PRIVATE TELEGRAPH.) LoxnDoN, Wednesday Night. I I hear that Mr. Jno. Locke, M.P. for Southwark, is IN lying dangerously ill, and that his recovery is despaired S of. HIs death may take place at any moment. The ij a result will be another election of an exciting kind. a There are two Liberal candidates who have received the t: nomination of the Southwark Two Hundred, but 1 neither is ...

... WEEKLY RETURN OF BIRTHS AN-D D, EAT' IN THE BOROUGH OF L EE.DS ?? _ 1 -1.51- 1 orde- ,3RD WEEK, 1S0. In the Nveek ending Saturday last 5,2CO bi ti;i deaths were ri-gistired in twenty oie., towns, estimated by the Registiar-Gnu *,ni population of nearly seven aud a half iUdhI, LI In the middle of this year. T u ' exceeded by 103 and the deaths bv *iGi ,j s .. weekly ?? during 1879. The ilearti, ...