... THE E2XTRAORDINARY MUNICIPAL E.LECTIONS. LBEEDS. T cecoliL for meosbers to fill the vacauciese il the ~ LeesTow oni ca~used by the elevation of the Mayor 'da (Councillor WoodhotnoB anti COncanillors Emneley, North, TV and Baker to the Ahcermisufia bench tock place etc Satur- bto day, and resulted in ai gain of two seats to the ConsetVa' at lives. The Mayor represented Headingley Ward: Mr. ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY. FRIDAY. I'November 30th, 1 83S AT the sitting of the French Chamber of Deputies yesterday, M. 016menceau brought forward - - - - . .. - I ?? ?? . - ?? his hiterpellation respecting the Memorandum of thb' st Chinese Government on the Tonquin question. He ir stated that he took this course because M. Ferry la, refused to give any explanation on the subject. bo M. Ferry asked ...

... SERIOUS GUN ACCIDENT TO MIR. BENCE JONES. I Arm. ?? Tnc, n4. T.jT-nIn- - r 1-- I ; ~ ~ ?? U lNl^il. ht Mr. ence Jonas, of Lisselane, was returning home aed last avening, af tar being out shooting withi another lcs gentleman. He was carrying a double-barrelled breech- Of loading gun on his shoulder, when, through some ?? accident, the gun slipped hack, and fell on the ground. 81i The charges in ...

... (Fro f tilC lllustraeed.Londole Ntes, Nov. 10tN.) ?? The Scotch crnlnimatio- (sipnned September 29th, under the seal of office of the Comrninsariot of Ayrshlre) of Mr. Archibald Fimnic, of Spritighill House, Kilmarnock, who died on or about August 10th last, granted to Miss Mary Ann Finuis and Miss Jano Finnie, the executrixes dativo i qua two of the next of Idn, was sealed in London on the ...

... . . . . I .. . . .- , L- . . - It is stbted that yesterday afternoon the cooncil of Kiug's College, London, electd the Iov, Prebeadary Wace, Preacher of Licoln's Iun, to the importaut post oi Principal of the ?? Collegevacant ly the pre. ferineut of the Rev. Canon Berry. Yesterday the Bishop of Ripon licensed the Rev. Thomas Johnson I-amerton to the chaplaincy of the Leeds Cemetery. *We ...

... CRAVEN EVANGELICAL UNION, ild -rel no CONFERENCE AT HALIFAX. F a. ?? Ci The third annual Conierence of the Craven Evangelical eni Union waS held yesterday at Halifax. At eight o'clock vi, -Holy Commsuniou was celebrated at the' Parish Church, Ai Inl and an hour afterwards a private conference took place in re ;T the Library of Deau Clough Institute, the subject being oh ?d 1The Relation of ...

... CHARGE OF LiBELLING THE CE-N-TikiA : N EWS. At the Mansion House, London, yesterdiy, be ore Aid. Knight, Messrs. Charles Hitchen Asaley ana Syc. zy Smith, proprietors and publishers of the 5 *n appeared to answer a charge of libel brought a s them by the Certral News Companyv Iinmited. ;1 A. M. SuLmvAN Drosecuted, and Mr. Aio.sr;TsoE 1VWruir-S appeared for the defendauts.-Mr. SurVnA.Ns in on ...

... LIBERAL MEETIUNG NEAR SCARBOROUGH. MR. CAINE, M.P., ON THE FRANCHISE AND LAN;) QUESTIONS. ScAmrioizouoor, Thursday Night. A Liberal meeting was held in the Primitive Methodist Chapels Snainton, a village ten miles from Scarborough, this evening. Mr. T. BynoN, J.P., presided, and he Was supported by Mr. Caine, M.P., Mr. A. H. Darley, J.P., Mr. j. W. Woodall, J.P., and others. The COAxisraiN, in ...

... 33igtrict Nebm I £200 have already been subscribed for restoring St. Crux Church, York, Mr W. B. Richardson, of Elm-bank, York, is to be the new Lord Mayor for the city for the forthcoming year. A robin's nest has been found upon the farm of Mr Robinson, of Tholthorpe, amongst some chaff which has lately been thrashed upon his farm. To all appearance, there will be eggs in a few days. The ...

... RELIGIOUS TRAUT SOCIETY. .nT. ard, The the and :aM. olubi the a in side valk t of talk gley ear, a to ard, who heir W.. the Ight iglite bech Mr. ud- ring *ich oft, isght who .ong :uld ther his the in Afhy the the a ll yin of no hat hey the the bhat ring vith ons iare rena heir hair was onU- our hey hung seed the fird beet tIn- ct.- the Olin orer into losv eves the test hey lay. hiff a the ese, ...

... .E A O IrR REPRE SENSTAT'ION OF YGRKE. j ~THE FIVE4SH]LLITTN(i .DUI'y ON, GORtN. qi ~elsterday the two candidates for the ropresentato of aok .or ain busily engaged inyoseciitti5l thudr. canvass. Mr. F. LOCKrWOOD, Q.0., the0 'ib~eral candidate, Apolie at three sectionatl meetings a nit in the ovoniIni' addressed a very large gathering in the Drilli Hall, and at which he received enthusiastic ...

... {THIS 31ORNING'S SNEW. l TO-DAY'S -LONDON PMERS. IOUYR-OFICE, Friday, 5 a.m. THE CRISIS IN EGYPT. (sTANSDARD TELEGRAM., GCAmno, Thursday Evening.-Sir B. Baring has I received a telegram from Colonel Coctlo gen, which, so I far as it goes, confirms the news of Ricks Pasha's 9 defeat. The information is given on the evidence of t t three natives, -who profess to have been present i at the ...