40-42 (separate reprint from the Report of the British Association for the Advancement of Science, Leeds meeting, 1890).

Neither are there any names with such initials in any of the Leeds churchyards.

One evening towards the close of the year 1806, the Leeds coach brought Mr. James Hornby to the village of Pool, on the Wharf, in the West-Riding of Yorkshire.

*** Writing to a contemporary a Leeds correspondent says that he does not think much of an inactive corporation.

The Leeds parson that married them is dead, and the old clerk is paralytic, and has lost his memory.

[Illustration: Collection of the Honourable Mrs. Meynell-Ingram, Temple Newsam, Leeds PORTRAIT OF A MAN] England boasts, I believe, yet another magnificent original Giorgione portrait, and one that is probably totally unfamiliar to connoisseurs.

Fearing that a second attempt would be equally unsuccessful, I took the Leeds road, and left the Jericho at the first round.

The details and estimates for the Leeds scheme are not yet in a forward enough state to enable me to give them at present; but the whole case is sufficiently worked out for Birmingham to enable a fair deduction to be made therefrom as regards the utility of the system in other towns.

This commonplace story had been, it appeared, implicitly credited by Captain Dalston; and Violet Dalston and Henry Grainger were united in holy wedlocknot at the village church near where Captain Dalston resided, but in one of the Leeds churches.

In a corner at the north-west there is a beautiful baptismal font, made of Caen stone, ornamented with emblematic figures and monograms, and supported by four small columns of Leeds stone.