... of our Mechanics' Institution, was the guest of John Hope Shaw, Esq., the President of the Institution. His engagements in London Tendered his stay short: he arrived by the express train on ?? afternoon, and left Leeds by an early train the following morning ...

... ebriotin0 #atuebe -. ?? _ _ _ _I_ MulhDeowreone ubre e tofao wth jly .8o Christmas, the King of Wintethe only ing we Iemoerate: consent to acknowrledge, always ex., eoqtlagg that may-headsd overeign, .sss Pzopn.' Alas ! to thousaa Chrsntmas will this ...

... LEEDS: SATURDAY, JANUARY 1. TO OUR READERS. A HAPPY New Year!-much happier than that in which has just expired-to our friends and to an gn England !-is the earnest wish of our hearts on M. this New Year's morning-the Forty Seventh ice since the MEncunlY ...

... subject dropped. ere Lat Tile: 'UseTmD ?? '-Lord STANLEY. gave notice the it that he would', on Thursday., call -attention, to a news- Calt id paper publielhed in Dublin, calledItiUNTE 'IIHMN 550 se and whilch~ was ofsa rebellions end revolutionary cia. I r ...

... Al. Louis George Jullien, the wvell known musician, sta tcome before Mr. Commissioner Pane, in the Bankruptcy ant Court, London, on Thursday, on application for his certifi- thi care. There teas some oppositios, but in the course -.tf giving judgment ...

... order appears an advertisqment edt a,: Political Christmas Eveninn ' to be given daily, during the eholidays in Mylina Hotel, with twoof these psppent I Comodie, and a siries . 'tranfsparenlieiaI illustrating Ipassive resistance,' ' the Camarilla,' 'the German ...

... oxen; 25tb, Gazelle, from Antwerp, 9 calves. CHRISTMAS TREAT TO THE INMATES Or THE ?? Christmas Eve the inmates of the Hull Workhouss were plentifully regaled with spice butns, cheese, and ale, and on Christmas Day withsroast beef ani plum ptd- ding. A similar ...

... ExPERxmENTSON THE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. -On Wednesday, W. Reed, Esq., of London, one of the en- e gineers of the electric telegraph company, made a series of !, experiments at the new railway station, on the telegraphic wires it which have been laid from ...

... -Pope. CEEISTMAS Duvirzas.-W1aeDn the Cork Ruardians refused a meat dinner on Christmas Day 500 paupers left the workhouae I A royal decree takes off the stamp duty on news. papers, both Passiaan and foreign, from the lat of January. AUATRIAN NATIONAL ...

... -Pope. CueRISTgAs Diannes.-When the Cork guardians * refused a meat dinner on Christmas Day 500 paupers z left the workhouse! A. royal decree takes off the stmp daty on news- ,D papers, both Prussian and ferszgn, from the let of AuST ?? NATIONAL DEBT.-At ...

... raot experience. s, is illustrated by the following question: 'Did yon (f ever see a person pare an apple or spear with a pair II of scissors ? ' a Tim Tax TtADn. - Total delivered in 1847, as 35818000lbs. Home eonsumption from London, n 25218,0001bs. To ...

... dispute arose between them P when thre prisoner made usa'of'tome violent language to his cut sister, and on Friday, after Christmas-day-, 29th Dec~ember, Crm the prvisoner purchased some oxalic acid of Mr. Hudson, drug- co~ gist, of itoile, for which he~ ...