... the attendancs of cllldren at Sabbath schools. There were 30(100 children (more or loess) running wild in the streets of London, the driiik. In one large paritsh only 513 out of 3,000 children Ireceived (lie bemiefit Of Iseligiotis instruction, a state ...

... LOCAL NEWS. LEEDS. SATURDAY, MARCH 0. McueDL&NO RAILWAY.-IM0 understand that Mr. Samuel Baiale, M.P., ha-,s yielded to the urgent request of I his brother directors, and consented to occupy the chair of the Midlanhl board, vacated by Mr. Ellis. PROPOSED ...

... after which the architect of the new workhouse reported the progress making with that establishment, whiols he said would probably be ready for occupation about six weeks hence. The contractor for the fittings at the new work- house attended the Board, ...

... the twelve oldest States of the American Con- Ic, federacy, including the whole of the six New England Du Liates, the great; State of New York, and the States of New wl ferSsY, PenlUBsyalvaia, Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia. ye For the expenditure of thisl ...

... buitas an incidental illustration of th IlL frc that is gained on every point by an inflexible pa Iadherence to first principles, in disregard of the shallow du multitude, who, untaught by confusion and failure, worship W 'each day some new upholder of expediency ...

... dent great torily than it began. Esq., ren cs MRS. SUNDEXLAND IN THlE METROPOLTS.-The cony this London Sacred Harmonic Society gave tiseir first Christmas 21st ion of al ?? vn time, performance of the Messich, in Exeter ?? inairg, when Mrs. Sunderlandwrs ...

... Headingley, passed the examination in Anatomy and Physiology at the Royal C'ol- leee of Surgeons, London. This was thh first examination held under the new regulations. I LEEDS PUP-Lie DisPENSAR1Y.-PatientS admitted during hts past week-with regular re ...

... HOLBECK MECHANICS' INST OPENING OF THE NPR.W lTTAT OPENING OF THE -NEW HALL. Yesterday evc ning, thie NeW Hall erected for the Mechanics' institution, H1olbeck, was opened by apui threude e pr dnyof the Myr(Sir Peter ?? bara.Tebuilding, which is a hlandsdome ...

... The Wedding GCarment. ad The whole of the Corporate offices were removed yesterday from Park-row to the new Town-lhall. The pre- b-paration of the new Police-office and Borough Court is pro- al gressing rapidly, and it is hoped that the business of this ...

... | LOCAL NEWS. Ire in. no )re LEEDS. ct. MARSTALT-STREET CHAnrE.-The ladies con- cii neted with this place of worship have a sewing meeting, ig- and on Wednesday and Thursday last, they held in their in- chool-room their annual sale of useful articles ...

... LOCAL NEWS. LE ED S. SATURDAY, JANUARY 22. SERIcOUS ILLNESS OF xuE EAisL os' BFiON.-The Earl of Ripon is very ill, and it is thought improbable that he can recover. On Thursday, bowever, the account was more favourable. For some years the Earl has been ...

... occupied, and before 2 iht the hall was crowded. The principal vocalists were-- 0 ro. luiderland, Miss Cawthra, Miss Freeman, Mr. New. Barns, Mr. Heigh, and Mr. Webster. Mr. D. Parker pre- Ysided at the pianoforte. The first part of the programme Yconsisted ...