... N F'W ZeLA'6~AZ Im, d Tbera ia much 12 ;in ns, n nm whejh ?? imagaznL. 0ecia'ugood tloton c ?? the wond'esl that, it has not linked itself with liriodica1' literatura efore'now. Tbe.magLaziO that berlt ,for theaI firat:tinieii'not, lioweMer, a mere oftierthoughtZ 'It was I suggedtedflong-ago, whia the fieldj wse perfeotly open, 1 and wheriit wroldrhave been'easy, for it to Winavour everywhere ...

... LEEDS MECHANICS INST1TUTEHSCIENCE e AND ART CLASSED I. VA_+-A-An _AAb-^Sw -lz- ~ lnt i. - th. A Ii~ Yesterday evening prizes were distributed in the Albert Hall to the students who have been successful at the recent examinations held for the Science and Art classes r in connection with the Leeds Mechanics' Institution and d Literary Society. Sir TArzs Birsox, Bart., occupied the . chair, and ...

... Tlhe horse fair at York was continuea yesterona tatO? 1 ufavoarable circumstances so iar ns the wea-he. 1i, Y concerned, for though the mornin- Nvtas tineo 11n si a not passed more than half an hour before ran, interm!sI e with snow, began to fall heavily, and wan iollowea bl a heavy snow storm which lasted for several honr'. it consequence of all this was that lyllet there wns a ?? *t display ...

... II Qanrtet in a mindor, Op. 41, No. I (for two violn., vtola nnd vlolonlcello), Audriotuizir~e3ivo-Allegro. , Schemerzore ter- mezzo. AdMoie. Presto. CSehurhrlann.) Son,-` in queot~ tomba Wcethoven). Mbis Ada. Batlev. Violin Solo-Uoncertstiio' in G lminor ( 4erdiecsra Daridl. Mr. Edgar Haddock. Violoncello Solo-a. Ilomenra in D I(JYelhlelstohn). b. Tarantella (Popper). Moo'. 3onest ...

... .L I T E R A T U RE E NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS. de SRMOS AND DEVOTIONAL WORKS. We are glad that Mr. Danko, yielding to the solicita- w tU011 of his friends, consented to publish seome of his dis- OC courseadelivered at TIraCHUBR OoN Ms ?? 3 ?? Out l ue those preached during the'precedingtwo years nineteen nc have bssot deledted, and to these have been added an addre3 to c'andidatee for ...

... -MMGAZINEr$ FOR JANuAPLY. The_- Gmrn ilt -makes..a. good beginaingwith, a neW- ~ ?? Gaoroks, bytheautor of John Her-. ,Grn.'O h eerlet~etems qatt intinarid ~, UinrrshHeinkenby. ua~--h& hs ife Dceds,'. Travels, and. Doath P .narrated by his tuor. Hejwasionily.1 a~baby, and lie lived little more than fuyerbtin, haiq case it is hardly' fale to use. the' ordiuait' 0 tirag meagurpmenits, Every- ...

... , , A ITI W Et !i I p . ?? CATS I ~N\T ii, IlOR T -E SEASON. ,h 15q of a modernatelY thick volume Mr. b n .the Co hler hase under ths, titl3 of The ted 3 ar-,e mass of information l:V 1°it 0. flt2 and his rolatiOfs, including the a. I RtheP oym t lis a popular 9ti edriam tloeohst of his use in wyar, pageantry, k d ?? °'and ?? cspacities as tho friend P d g , It is a very iutorestin7 booki ...

... OHRISTMAS BAZAARS AND ENTERTAIN- I I ?? ?? MENTS. Ic ?? W- - -r ._ Ace- -n- A ._ WhnTEP. GADEN AND ExnrrxoN AT BAurv.-A of winter garden, exhibition, and sale of work was opened h, in the Wesley-place Schoolroom, Bramley, on Christmas w lDay, by Ur. olmes, of Braeiley. The schoolroom was T. beautifully laid out as a winter, garden by Mr. R. bt Featherstone, of St. Anne's Nursery, KirkBtall. ...

... r. The American Civil War is probably, to many Eng- I- lishmen, only a dim recollection, but interest has lately k been directed to the subject by a series of articles in that excellent magazine the CeneurV, and now we have an n account of the campaign of Fredericksburg treated from is the standpoint of an English infantry officer. This little it work purports to be written for Volunteer ...

... DLI E HADDOCK'S MUSLOAL EVENINGS. Ypcalsst, Wihs RmniUo Norton; harp, Mis, Florenc0 Budson; lint vl1in Mr. ldgar atiddock; secona violin. Yir. Hi. Nuttall; viola, M J. L. 0itedharti viilonelio, Mr. George Percy Haddock; Orgaon, Mr. S. Jiddlse pianotorte, Mr. B. Liddloa Quartettin G minor, op. 4, No. 2 (for two Violins, Viola, and ; Vrloaello-l.Allee-o Atoderato, Po0.)Adutio, Scoerzo-Allet o, I ...

... ?? SKI T ER A T UrVTB. 1I - ~- I--- o oE AND NEW EDITIONS. tbare been strange had not a new edition of bs charming letters ON Soma OF SEAx- ,01 O EA It (1) followed speeeily the ublicston of that work. These letters, :1 Po private friends, and begun with a view to ck sc bed of one of them, seem to have had a g v tb, and are absolutely free from the appear. ' ,g wr tten for publication, but it ...

... LEEDS SMiTHFIELD CLUB Sd(JW. The :twenty-seventh annual exhibition of the Leeds Smithfield'Olub was openedyeeterday in the Coloured Cloth Hall. Until last year the thow took place annually in the Covered Cattle Market in North-street, but the removal of the market ?? Hill rendered it noos- eurj that the club should secure a new ebow ground. On the ocoasion of the last. ahtw they obtained tbe ...