... LEEDS. SATURDAY. July 27. Sir W. MomswoHTH..—A fortnight ago, we announced it theintention of Sir William Moles worth to pay early visit to Leeds- He has resolved however, on account of the present excited state the public mind, to defer it for the present; but he will certainly avail himself of the first opportunity of fulfilling his intention towards his Leeds constituency. The ...

... sini' a 8 avre haB arrived in Paris with two of Ors daughters, who are to be educated there. 20nT e shi P Fr obe has capsized in the China seas ; Persons were drowned, at Co,! Bhlp Sir i[liam Wallace has been wrecked ortelazzo. Her crew are supposed to have perished, funeral car of Napoleon I. was embarked at on Tuesday, on board the Virago, for Boulogne, or, t^ 6 ,* 11 * 131 Cabinet Council ...

... year there have been 806 wrecks. P - ans > in the north of Forfarshire, are ft le p. with snow '^W 166 fun yiuix?a no . fewer than 5. 338 desertions from t eser tera U ? ° f whom 86 were apprehended. 712 of ...

... LOC A L NBW 8. Saturday, June 22nd, 1861. A deputation from the Liverpool Financial Reform Association attended at the Music Hall, on Tuesday night, in order that the programme of the society might be submitted to a meeting of the Leeds Working Men's Parliamentary Reform Association. There was a fair attendance, the chair being occupied by Alderman Middleton. The Chairman said they were met ...

... offi ulliD S E - Eardley, Bart., has resigned the \T ° f PreBidl nt of the Evangelical Alliance. Br J ln Charlton, the rider of the famous mare p Bonny, died of consumption, on Sunday. d^ a ptaiu Pack Beresford is the Conservative can• f°r Carlow. No opposition is expected. A committee has been formed for the purpose of Presenting the Hon. F. H. F. Berkeley. M.P.. with a testi-sjj~ for his ...

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... THE LEEDS TIMES. Saturday, j,j NE 6th, 18CS 4 Give me the liberty to knois, to utter, and to argue freeiv hording to conscience, above aU other liberties.— MiLTOU In the cA.Be of Mr. Eyre, as in the charge previously preferred against his subordinates —Colonel Jelson. and Mr. Brand—the prosecution has broken uown, l n instances, it was unable to pass the which English law has provided for ...

... be Let, PBEMISKS to bk T: . LJ J the Times at the following charges:— o 6B ' s. d. Lines. *. d i 306 5 2 0 510 6 2 6 nt two Hues contain together about sixteen vords, . . •d about nine words per line after. aresa [Capita? Letter and Number] moans the applicants W A ?3 D ' a wipectable MAN, accustomed to a ...

... The Rev. W. M. Punshon has arrived In England- He comes as the Canadian representative of Wesleyanisni at tbe annual conference at Manchester. Summer, which has just reached us, rnußt have come via France, for we read that several cases of apoplexy, caused by the excessive heat, have occurred in Paris. Ia a London shop window the public are re-called to the witness-box of the Common Pleas by ...

... The roan who wrote that most delightful old Jj 'Home Sweet Home, never had a home of his own f» ,U--rtied and was buried, when he found the last heritage of ite i His name was Howard Payne, and his countr/men in the v ...

... The New York Iron Age says that the United States' iron trade is more depressed than for twenty years, 600,000 men being out of work. In one of the South Durham cdliery towns the bride lately astonished a wedding party by saying 111 rue now, instead of 1 will, and declining to proceed. At the Southwark Police Court, Lonaon, on Saturday, Richard Morris, a ship carpenter, excused an attempt ...

... £400 IN PR.ZES. The Greatest Aquatic Treat ever Given in Yorkshire. Four Bands Engaged—needs Hide. Leeds Model Prize Band, Leeds Military Band, and Roger's Leeds Model bund. Dancing upon the Ureau each d ,y after the Regatta. Admission (id. Enclosure, with G. and Stand re-erved for ladies. Is. extra. Occupants of carriages Is. cacti, including entrance to Park and to Enclosure, wioh ss. extra ...