... mQOVE:dlNT Op TROOPS. .- 1. 'i ?? rt. .A itn. Pnrtrmonth on SpflV The: transport H-olland jeft Portsmouth on qatinpda evening with r P battkrk' of Artillery for Plymouth, ' marines to relieve the portion of the battalion forwarded to ireland, and 180 men for the 20th and 84th Regineats I serving in Ireland._ THE RAILW&Y SERVAN'TS' NAB IHOURS' MOVYs M UENT:-Oll Saturday, at a meeting of the ...

... LIBERAL MEETING. A large and enthusiastic, meeting was held last night in the Knareaborough Town Rall in support of Mr. C. Milnes Gaskell, the Libeval candidate for the representation of the borough in Parliament. The ohairwas occupied by Mr. T. DENr DmEv, of Ribston Hall; and among the gentlemen on the platform were Sir R. Meysey-Thomlpson, B art.; Mr. H. Creyle, M.P. for York; Mr. H. F. ...

... I JIPE IAL PAPRILLAM.ENT. (FROM OUR OalN REPORTERS.) I:OUSE OF LORDS, FIUDAY, Tile IOC, CLN0CEZLOR took his scat on the woolsack atI ave olcioc.. COTTIER, TENANTS IN IRELAND. Tcad V5AVlENEY intimated that on all esary dlay he ;,,uld as', IIci dajostys Gs ( axrn lieu. whbother they pro-i ssthis session to jistroduce a n xaoure to secure cOmfort- ebb dwelanrlss, with sufficient garden grouud and ...

... MMR. GLADSTONE AND THE LICENSED VIOTUALLER S. n A deputation representing the Licensed - Victuallers' d Defence Association lfid an interview with Mr. Gladstone d yesterday afternoon, and submitted a memorial in refer- I it ence to the liquor laws, in which they complained of thbs s taxation which was bein- inflicted on their special inte- Lttests, by the increased license change in last ...

... BANI1RUPTCY LAW AMTENDMIENT. TO THiE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MEICUR7 GENTTEMF.,-MaY I beg your insertion of tils follol! ing correspondence with reference to this impnrtaa subject.-I am, Gentlemen, &c., eG J. BUCXINGHA3I, Secretary, National Union of Commerce 41, St. Andrew's Hill, B.C., 16th May, lIs5 Sir,--I have to thank you in tile unlame of the eoieric, of this associatioil for having been ...

... I M. S. DOTEREL BLOWN 'UP IN I - 'THE STRAITS OF MAGELLAN. 130 LIVES LOST. The Secretary of the Admiralty has forwarded to the Press a copy of the -following telegram, received last evening from Monte Videb Doterel blown up on 26th April, Sandy Point, Straits of Mageilan. Cause unknown. Lieutenant Stoker stays at scene, of disaster, to ascertain cause, with divers. Com- mander, paymaster, ...

... -rb Ad I- e Tr- -n - N (BY Pam&T= Tzsnua'n.) LoznoN. Friday Night. The L'nglish Government have taken a stop Which , probably bring the negotiations with regardlo the Frana Commercial Treaty to a decisive point. They bvo asked the French Government to state ;to them ebo basis of negotiations for a new Commereial.Treaty, ,ad at the same time have reminded them that the FNeuch Ambassador in ...

... a TTUESDAY, Mray 24th, 1831. TIE Crown Prince and Princess of Austria loft Pesth yesterday for Vienua. A TELEGRAM received at the India Oice yes- terday states that the illness of Mr. W. P. Ada'n, Governor of Madras. has benome e aimran a a &OIbv Knx'8 s partisans are reported to be : gathering at Haozab, and Ayoub himself is collecting a X in force and materials of war at Herat. - ce' Wn ...

... THIE CONSERVATIVE PAIRTY. A inwting of Conservative Peers was held nt three o'clock yesterday afternoon a t the town resrdeuce of the Marquis of Abergavenny, Dover-street, Piccadilly, for purposO of appointing a leader of the partv in tire House of Lords. Tile Duke of Richmond was the first to arrive shortly before three, and exactly as that hour struck the earquis of Salisburv and Earl Cairns ...

... WEATHER CHART,fMAY 2.: 1+. -- ?? 1f.. R AF t 4.1-a tf I - -* IIThe chext represents the western oouatxies cf Euhrotoe Ifrom Norwav to thecoast of Portogiand emsbra ?? .t;Britain and the Britieh Isles. It also includes the North i.t a or German Ooean, the Bay if -Biway, the Mediterw I.ranean, the Atlantio. with the Englih Oheawel, BrntWh ~:Channel and Irish lSe1 B IV( la 01 pi bi d. to ...

... THIE FARM AND THE FIELD. (1rein0 the Leeds 10ierrurij TfPeektyl 8p21g,1,1eeIIf ofoud Alay 28.,) t The warmer weather which f ollowedi the recent rains has produced a favourable cehangO inl the appearance of fthe crops. Thle wheats have recovered colour to a coin- siderable extent, while spring cornt, which previously made abut little show, has been able to make a fair start in growth. In thle ...

... t PARLIAAMENTARY DIVISION. aA division was taken in the House of Commons a few Dminutes after two yesterdhay nmornfing, on .Lord uciioe1 amendment to the seccoed reading of the abo~ve measrer whcen there appeared 3.52 for the second readlings, and 1% Sagainst; majority for 176. The folluwing is the divis; 0, Acland Sir T. D. Crum A C-tic D. Loerigl F. - Pafair I . Ii Drt Daveey H. James W. R. ...