... Irishmen, we judge what consequences the present **Lee,tion may lead to. If Mr. O'Connell is uitted, will a decided triumph orer ; if he is convicted and imprisoned, who can then answer for the peace ft Iveland ? fa would fain hope that matters may yet he jccjnimodated, without interruption of trsnqnillit)'- Ihe commencement of civil strife heavy calamity, under present cirunistances trust ...

... thoae who are anxious In the pursuit Politics and Literature, that instructed to offer PUBLIC COMPETITION, and the highest Bidder, at his Great Room, in Covenl Garden, toy. the Third Day May, at one o’clock, COURIER” EVENING NEW'S- A PAPER, Journal established Fifty Years, and one that claims Renown that will hardly succumb to any ouu of the leading Morning Journals, with Profit daring Portion ...

... The returns of members for no fewer than five of ihe parliamentary boroughs in this county have been petitioned against. We append a summary of the petitions : — PONTEFRACT. There are two petitions against the return for Ponte- fract. The first (which in the official papers is put down as No. 12), was presented on the 17th of - November ult., from Mr. William David Lewis, of Lincoln's Inn, ...

... WAKEFIELD. Tho theatre has been great source attraction during week. Barry Sullivan has given almost universal satisfaction, ami Miss Mary Smith has produced very favourable impression. Mb. Mellou's Dkess Concert.—The performances at this concert, which took place Wednesday night, at the Exchange Buildings, Wakefield, gave gn satisfaction. The dress circle was most numerously attended. The ond ...

... BRIGHT AND THE EDUCATION ACT. Bright writes as follows to the . Sir, —The letter of yonr correspondent Amiens Teritatiß” requires from explanation or reply. My recollection of what took place in regard the education question just before I was withdrawn from the Cabinet is this :—The only document which I can recollect to have received and read is the draught bill of the date January 22, 1870, ...

... and Mr E. N. Neale on The Manage) Eight women having been nominated for as guardians of the poor in the parish o Pancras, London, the Clerk (who is the officer) sought the opiniou of the Local Go' ment Board, and received in reply intimi that the department was not aware of any dec on the subject, or sf any legal disqualificatio regard to a woman being nominated. Dean Stanley was yesterday ...

... JtSTABU.SUME 1821. iFEl SUS. BJ-It~ AND IVREWE, Iti 2 PICCADILLY. BRADFORD. A IT GALLTYRT and ilpAlOO GAround Floor BILE ROOMS. N.1d.-V&lLVATIONS1 for all purposes, and AUC(YTlONS under- taken on the most morlorate terms11. rF 20090 d 3ry os o Scott Green Collieiries. (Sildersome, near Lends. Toc l,. Co~lliery Proprietors, Brokers, and Others. fc'V4rF. 11AT and CRLIWEhbave received ...

... jjLqBUCKLEY SHARP9 ,1 TIOTS BRADFORD. F 1011 ~ -~MAN OFSALE.-The SALE of pr~g ?? Shed, arhsighall, Sixed ~ ~~ains. di e rm, the Maker to the Bradford 29, WeJll-strest. Sai on~ will be dolglnhted to hear -that 1Nsfron t Saeme House woeg dsare a established in Dublicfvor no wbio' 29 ellatreet. on Wenelog swSfl. gill d ?? altenews ei lc Wthe wmdoaltar c oveig.2 0,0ist r fiilar coverwlhe prepared ...

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... THE HON. GUY C. DAWN AY, ALP., AT WHORLTON. (FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.) On Saturday afternoon the Hon. Guy C. Dawnay, ALP., Surveyor-General of Ordnance, the Conservative candidate for the Cleveland Division of the North Riding addressed largely-attended meeting of electors at the National School, Whorl ton, and was very cordially received. Mr T. Bowes-Wilson presided, and there were present the ...

... THE RED BEAR INN, Skinnnr Lane, Leeds.—Tim well known, 01.l lieenee.l tor Side l>rl«ate Tre«7; «arlf possession can given.—Apply Mr Charles Williamson, Garden Ijnte, Great G»r.Ka Street. Leo I*; or Henry Arthur Hsrgreaves, Hotel Agenta, Victoria Chambers. Leeds. TO BE SOLD by Private Contract, a Full-licensed PUBLIC-HOUSE the borough of Lee«ls, with music license ami large Concert Room. The ...

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