... LE, EDS SCHOOL BO3RD ELECTON. MtBR. WILKINSON'S CANDIDATURE. SPEECH BY THE REV. DE. CONDER. A meeting in support of Mr. B. G. Wilkinson, one of 'te Liberaf and unaectarian candidates for the School 3Board, was held last night in Newton Congregational C(hurch. The Rev. Dr. CoNDaa presided, and among the other gentlemen present were the Rev. A. IL Stowell, the Rev. W. Heatonu Aldermen Lowley and ...

... LEEDS WESLEYAN ETHODIST EXTENSION SOCIETY. ICON VENTION A1NDI PUBLIC MEETING IN c I ~~BRUNSWICK CHAPEL. yesterday afternoon a Convention of 'Wesleyans was o hold in Brunswick Chapel, Leeds, to consider the best Si rmeans of evangelising the masses in, the large towns. The E Rev. 3. S. BA~aes (ehiairmnan of the district) presided, and 01 there was a large attendance. Amongst the ministers on. ...

... loE REEV. CECIL HOOK ON CHUBCH : GUILDS. The --Rev. CEaCa-HlooK Vicar of Al Souls' (Kook. :Meniorial) Church,.referred, in the course of his sermon last evening, to the sabjait of Church-Guilds, and)to certain matters relating to the Guild of S. Auna connected with the church. He first called atteution to :4Ths Parish Priest of the, Town, being lectures delivered in the | Dimnity School, ...

... I TWENTY-'IRST DAY. P LooroN, Wednesday. The Special Commission resumed its sitting in the a Probate Court at half-past ten o'clock this morning. I After a short discussion as to the list of outrages for a Castleisland district in 1879-80, Patrick Foray was called. He said he had lived withhis , father at a farm near Tuilamore. P Sir CTAmrEs Russanr said that he understood the . witness was ...

... lEEDS TOWN COUNCIL. d h ELECTION OF MAYOR. a Thestatutory meetingof the Leeds Town Council was ° duly held yesterday. WVhen the members assembled at : twelve o'clock they found the gallery tilled by ladies and 5. gentlemen, who W atched with considerable interest the ; proceedings of the Council. ?? Ald. DooTnOYiQ proposed that AId. John Ward be the it Mayor for the ensuing year. It was not an ...

... POLITICS AND SOCTJETY. LEEDS, Monday, November 12th. The House of Commons, writes our London u Correspondent, will again be entirely occupied ibis j week with Supply. The progress so far has been e: extremely slow, only some 12 or 13 votes having bcen h carried in four nights. At the same rate of progress jt the Estimates alone would take six weeks to vote. No . doubt, after a time the Members ...

... IPARBLIAM.ENTARY NOTES.O Haven o OiOcoxS, Monday Night. There has been an Irish incident u . really 8sens- tional character in the House of Commone to-night. Up to about half-paut seven o'clock things had proceeded very quietly in Committee on the Land Purchase Bill. Just about that time, however, Mr. Daniel Sheehy, the Member for South Gal- -way, rose in his place on the Irish benches, and, ...

... I SERIOUS ACCIDfENT TO'AN ENGIMAN I I AT ARTHINGTON. l CLAM AGAINST TnlE LEEDS CORPORATION. At the Leeds County Court yesterday, beiore his Honour fudge GlummoW, an action was brought under thet Employers' Liability Act by Heiry Foggitt, en ineman, of 49, Perseverance-street, Kirkatai, against the Corpora- tion of Leeds, to recover the sum of £218 Os.-being three t years' wages, at the rate of ...

... ; ARL GRANVILLE IN MANCHESTER. I PREFSEN~TA'TION OF ADDRESSES. I Yeaterday afternoon anu interestitig ceremony took place p 6he Atanchester Rleform Club, when the Right flon. . tail (ranville was presented with a number of adiresses *l rqm various Liberal Associftions of Manchester, Balford, Wa@I the district. His Lordship, who is the guest of Sir Uj, J3. Kay-6huttleworth, Bart., M.P., at ...

... IEND oF THEn miNERs' STRhIKE. ' PEEL.NG IN YORKSFE NIINING C' E TRES - PREPARING. TO RE'SUME WORK. Our Barnsley correspondent ?? gratiflcation was generally expressed in' South Yorkshire-yesterday at the. exceedbigly satsaco termination of the miners' strike; tradeamen generally, as viell'as.the- miars them- selves, being agreeably surprisedoat the speedy settlement. of theadiflioulty. Of ...

... THE GOVERNMENT GRANT IN AID OF I AGRICOLTURE. MEETING OF FARMERS AT YORK. Yesterday a meeting was held at the White Swan Hotet, Pavement, York, to consider the best way of getting and ,1usirg ?? grant for agricultural purposes Dr. ?? (Stamford Bridge) presided, anaonos those present were Mr. J. J. D. Jefferson (Thicket Priory) Mr. Walter (Escrick), Mmr. Coates (Full huthon), v r Hodgson ...

... A&GRIOLTURM REVIEW(: OF THE aWEEK- Very welcome was the rait of the early part of tbist weok to farmers in most parts o the country, as it enabled 3 themto get on with wheat-sowing where the land had been too dry and cl ddy. t has served also to bring un a good deal of .wheat quickly, a high temperature for the tune of year having helped speedy germination and subse- ! quent growth. A good ...