... LElis, Friday, Februmary 4th. Oar London Correspondent ?? are entirely indifferent to the dreary and profitless debate which is going on in the House, and the real centre of poliyical interest is not what takes place in the House, but what are the prospects of the Round Table Con- ference. Lord Hartington's speech is universally regarded as damaging, if not destroying, the chances of a reunion ...

... ITHE - a E I L TO TEE EDITOBS OF THE LEEDS AMEOURY. nC ?? tho opinion of your correspoadent Practitioner be worthy of attention, and from your note appended to his letter I assume that it is, we may infer that it is unsafe at present to send our children to school. I lost one dear little fellow last year; and as I intend to take every precaution against losinp another, I shall acrt'on ...

... SI. BIOEA.RD EA E ON INDIA AND i THRWoR _I_ _ I Sir Rlcha.d Temple. MP,, delivered-an address onl. aturday evening'on 'ljdii and iti Veale to the Worring tClasse%' to a crowded meeting, convened under tbhe auspices of 'the North-West Harm Conservative Associa-.t tion, at the Tonwn Hal, Strtford. 1Mr. FonBXZuFMOx, f 9 ILP., prasided.- * . . .1 E Sir RYoARD TEPSL said the subject of India wse ...

... elTHIS ROMEG'S NEWS: ;r - . . TO-DAY'S LONDON PAPER~S. G Cat THE. SCOTCH CR(WTERS. fo 16 The fitne, ?? asumuptien underlying Dr. by- Camelron'a argument is manifestly borrowed from the lt dialectical armoury of hi. Irs lis the assued that, the execution of a civil process Vit r il a6 Private enterprise to be carried out 01 at tme, risks and charges of the individuals 28 Iconcerned, and that ...

... !:j ,iqmPERl, 'PARLIAMENT. (FRO* oldn OWN~ P.ORTEI .ta) HOUS O~'COM~fo8, WEIDNESDAY. The Srnmiz took the chi a wet sntiat~t. twleo'clock. F-t *On the motion of Mr. STUART WORtT-LEY, thes Cozin- libitteel Of Selection were empowered to appolint &_B Committee no'ecedn nine 'members, to consider -all prvt Ils 1sromoted by municipal, and other local el authorities for the creation of powers ...

... TU 3 t f 3 I 3. r f Is e a a [1 .1 e e 0 a if a .5 a e e LEEDs, Thursday, February 17th. Our London Correspondent ?? Parlia, mentary situation is becoming more complicated every day, and things threaten to end in an absolute dead- look. Not only, as stated below, will the adjournment of the House be moved to-night for the discussion of the ?? in Ireland, but the Irish Members yesterday ...

... MB. B. PICKARD, M.P., ON MINERB' QUESTIONS. QUEiSTION8.. Last night Mr. B. Pickard, M.P. for the Normanton Division, and one of the secretaries of the Yorkshire Miners' Association, addressed a meeting of the Car House colliers in the Yeomanry Drill Hall, Rotherham. He commenced by aluding to the power which the working classes had mow become in the State, and said that they would not put up ...

... (FROMr A COMSPONDN_.) tlh -BonnEAUx, Tuesday am ML Guztave Le Bon,.who undertook a scientific mission ta to India, and is the author of a forthcoming work, a entitled 3es Civilmsatioms do I£'lu, has a long article on id modern India in a recent issue of th :.Revwe ioientifigW. ex M. Le Bon's object is to trace the causes which enabled 00 England to secure the domination in India, to depict the ...

... E 2IR. GLDS6TONEB AND THE WELIE1 | ELIG0US NSUlk. 7f A clergyman in the diocese ot Baugc' has'writen to direct Mr. Gladstone's atteltio' to the Dublished returns of the religious censu taran in Wales at the instance of the Liberataon Society. They show, says the rev. gentleman, a that the -Church is by a large majority the lesdiog religiops denomination in Wales, and that her 4progress has ...

... iGENERJAI FOREIGN : WS.; L i Ad . . . , ?? - P~are uiay..-, a the - o e of the Chamber of > 1,Deputies this afternoons ?? expiressed' dhsinteintion of'ddressing a question to M 'Goblet, the roPremier, wt~h the object, of furnisihing an opportunity for itL public statement upon the ?? politicL ISituation [t elctigh aratmiation of the pacific policy of 0 M. Goblet replied that he- osdzdayac ...

... IVCAL -AND- GENERALt At a largely attendea meeting of the Board of the Leeds General -Inirmary, held yesterday afteranoon, Mr. B. Beson Jowitt in the ehair, a deputation from the Leeds and DistristMwlisteWs' Association was introduced, and requestedpermsor to hold e. weekly rdligious servicii in. ihe irma ry Chapel, to be conducted bY d ministers of the Assoceitiotz. The object of the deputa-r ...

... HUMIBlT GODoi - IR-Tbi club ran on Satur- day from Rigg'a Temperance Hotel, Gelderd-road, with twelve runners. The hares--G. Hawkins and J. 0. Thomuas-were despatched with the bags at six minutes past three, and, were followed Siz minutes later by the slow pack, with EL. Tutill as pace and S. Tntill as Whip. The fast paok left at twenty-two minutes past three. The trsil led across the fields ...