... . I TE 1ORTHaBRN- iRON /WOBRR8 A1e THE BOARD OF- ARBTRATION. B Eta ;A A -~ . d WL- SE - -a_ - -_E _ - ?? !_ __ The ironworkera - at the'; different centres in Dnrhaa snd Cleveland are mn couarseof holding meetings aceordenes with a reguest from the council meetir 0 the ironworkersa.Assooiatidn,; vbieh stel met at Lead It has long been . matter of comnlaint that the men wh( belong to the Beard ...

... ?? T1BE-PRDPOHD -BLEVATBD -ROUNDAY i ~ ~ ~ P~~& |; .rss.t -k ,ILAlLbWA.- -, -, 'e.A . ,Apfs3pois Wu litite m ?? Mittee of theo Leeds Corporatioi on Weaduestday for an il(4atdd. ri Way ?? Flak ovoa sytefbi recently patented by Messrs. Jefferson 'uid. ulLon, anvil engiheuoes' Eastliparade., The. seylta consists oi, & single rail tup. portipi longitudinsily on the top of a single row of lattice ...

... A ILURE S. hn.- fl-IA o4 J4,h fnlte. ' A: petition has bean filed at tbe Bradford County Court, . by M~essrs. Walker and l'weedaly, solicitors, Leeds, on e behal£ OT Mlr. Jamnes l rr Eilis, of )Greenside, Pudsey, v lately residing and carrying on begsiuess at (Greenside and Robins-lane,- Pudsey,.Es a wolesale manufacturing con- e fectioner, under the style of 1{esry Eilis. The usual e ...

... ?? k 9 ?? - EXTENSIVEw REFORMS 'IN - ;'ifl ?? t -; TB1LMS 01'THE NEW4^`A ANT., The mai~ MaalGretfa of last nigbt Wat atabout 'wluth a lewfsgnnayrmnsol have anyet' s leked .out', 'wil lae ftlyi hen S4* yaer. ,~We arato a~etooday.to 'pb IIbwe resbt tie]l V it contents.' These, Itilbese, e'ft, b ighest interest land, M-drmptalc tthe ae'rvice;11 'bufto fr! tesake' oftegnrlpbi t sncatr bmk some ...

... THE- ?? i LR AB:EGTON' 4TIVJE iOAD XL OEHUBHIW$$ DENogE. The- res s tion aya-in aicedanm .wit' an angeuleut matte on ;Thursday, Lorl trrinuou called on Lord Salibury at ...

... I EE TN. Trik JUBILkVIYBAHR. 1t I;ill hardly be disputed ?? is one of the mosth orderly large towns- in thoe: country. The-c minal or O dangerous isla rorm a ve!r' small proportion of'the. el population., 8eriousibreaches of the peae aro utknown. -e Th e annualpolicereports might be dduced in support of s theassertion did the- expeience ot every. one f1ailiar,. i with the; life of tbe toirn' ...

... OOtIUfl?'Y EXPWS!oNs IN 1886. Notwitandng the increased cara and vigilantce now observed in the working Gf coal nines, cotliety explosions continuse to oc i but it is ome satisfaction to find that the number of lives lost: turing 1886 is about half tMS average of the pant twoenty ydoir, and only a third of the number lost during 1885._ The total number of lives lost during 1886, as far is can ...

... 3TIE- LEEDS)1'ERe ?? £dTUBD4h-, (Januarty 104- -- : : . eiwi0t tab deputation diof Paiist - 0r feib w vatsd eip ,, L',1obt.y ,Vto~rdy, die.. mie:Sa& tpe eru a wee awa of wb'hig ..i f h the relatfz w ith ifreig- Poweraeto ?? the . -e:tyexpressd by them.> Pirauc ie-shed'for peiace,' 1 aanao one queet d the sinc~rl~yo3f the ver eti o : -in s es pec. !t trum e tmat the .whol of ftipe*ie d ?? o ...

... GENERAL FOREIGN IEWS. e ;:0 F ~e - . :RANCE.' *t M 'V E YTAR'8 ZEBOPT;ONl, h PASW Feiday.-lL (oblit received to-day a depun- tio: from the -Agentas da Chage._ .-RplYing to the 16 amise of their s-kesman, to The Premier eaid-, The, Goernment in iF of s nothinin Om relations ?? all the uoto - sutify the anxities whict ?? expeesa. As to oul res, ag my eminent predecessor lately dealared in thI ...

... 1886 IN F1SA.NOE. (F1OUE M0'0OWN COMsrPONDENT.) PARS, ThuardBAy. -The French historian of the future will have little to say of the year that is nUS t closing. Like the cele- brated character who was ansd what he had. done during the Revolution, the Republic may-say, II have survived. A ?? process is not usually one abounding in animated inoidents, and this is our expe- rienetef oer6.e ...

... : I , 4 L 'AaD 0'S L ; -ND pRSEOCUON: OF - MIL DELLON M, AND.N OTHJVIR : Tbqe ft n heaing of the cbarges against Messr. _3ibi MR, Wm. 013rieu, LP1,' Arly LP- Sheehy M.R. aia Matthew Harris, MB.P of connphigto 1olic tenants not to pay lhe reats which theyr contrected to pay, iaolsuimiid shortly aiter one o'alock yesterday, baokre 1r 0p. ~ O'IDON=.' Chief Polie Magitrate in the Nsnthiem4 ...

... ?? .,~,tJusuau,.- STRIKE IT TH AE. I A 1oek.onL. ?? n i CA ^ ly , A lock-out, Dwhtich-)siIV Sect' bsween four and five eta thousand men and boys, has taken plase in the Yorkshire - glass bottle' trade; Affaire have been tending to a crisis got in this direotion for s~ome time past, employers having aid UOPs~mlyr:hvn Ued been placed at a diesadantage early in the year by the sel, action of ...