... nerforsters, enlbraeeirn artists of the silgisest iussuslua talent ais nd standinge in Leeds, Bradford, London, Liverpool, Mass-mo Iof chester, lie pn-- rd NEW CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL AT NATAL -The Lee am- Dsnbcmn M1ercury, of June 14th, gives some initoreiting ...

... working classes of thledstws ip. e The rich now generally escaped their' share by residing out 1 ,f'ton He wouldl give the New Inaprovement Act a his cerlion' a~tention, anld eaideavour ?? Fret sutano Act withprudence aud leniency. As to thae stal ustl~i ...

... future. Bruinsit elected to besm matily tried, and was handed over to his father for punish niaciset at house.2 0 ANOTHER ILLUSTRATION, FROM BRADFORD, TO LS 'rag Hisrors OF A Brrii-BAseEEL.-John Worenop, a -man residing between Smelt arid Clayton Heights ...

... from one to eight and nine feet in length. ai They iwere brought to this country in the Copernicus, by V Captain Johnson, from New Orleans. They were added to .1 the collection at Preston, where two of them were turned E into a den. 'ihey immediately commenlced ...

... been be- queathed by the late Mr-. John Kenvyon of Devonshire- place, to the University College Hospital, London. THE ROYAL BRITISH BAANe.-In the London Court of Bankruptcy, on Monday, the Commissioner re- fused an application to appoint a receiver. Mr. Liuklater ...

... Hunslet Methodist New Connexion chapel and Sunday school, will be held on Monday next, and the two following days. Thecommittee have recently erected new school- rooms in ITunslet-road at a cost of £800. LEEDS TEMPERANCE SOCIETY'S CHRISTMAS FgsTi- VAL-On ...

... LOCAL NEWS. | of *4 IS is1L ED ,t of THURSDAY, JANUARY 1. b ?? ~an 53 THE HoN. A. KINN4AIRD ON THE LATE HUGH MIL- E to LERC- On Tuesday night, at the usual weekly lecture of the of London Youlng Men's Christian Association, the Chairman;- an the Hon. ...

... their Christmas concert eat onthe evening of the 2th nit., in thisMusic-hall. Theprincipal of vocalists were Miss Milner, Mrs. Sanderson, and Mr. Lem- 0n bert (principal base from York Minister) ; violin soloist, Mr. ud Cooper, leader of the London Sacred ...

... mout obedient servant, infor of ?? F. EBLIOTT, Hon. Sec. or a~ 1e 156, Cheapside, London, January 3rd, 1857.' amos Vas -- ?? his The report of the Zoological Society of London, thou t5, adcpted at the asmunal mceeting last week, states that the IVo1t ivy ...

... Wicklmins fl .rca M.P., ±n a note, regretted that he could not be present on i yethis occasion, as lie wras travelliiig to London; but would be li glad to assist in carrying out, as far as layinla power, any fa le, measures which, after due conaideretioms ...

... SLAITHWAITE. - _- I, - I I DneS -ALV LiWAITEi. eir NEW PooR-RATH.-On Wednesday afternoon, at ea meeting of the ratepayers of Slaithwaite, a new rate of er 1s. in the pound was granted. gleb SANITARY MFETING.-On Monday, at a meeting , of the znemnbers ...

... LOCAL. NEWS. LEEDS. LEEDs ,SUXDAY SCHOOL UxioN.-Amongst the most inter cting engagdments; prdvided for the ongoingt w~eek, as presented in our advei tising columns, are the an- niversary services of this institution. We notice they havef this~year, a ...