... COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH, THURSDAY, April 22. (Sittings in Banco before Lord Campbell and Justices Wightman and Erle.) Ex parte John Bartholomew Gouoh.—Mr. Ql-ain moved, on behalf Mr. John Bartholomew Gough, for a criminal information against Frederick Richard Lees, for a series of libels reflecting the character of the former, in letters which were sent to gentleman named Wilson, residing near ...

... In the night of the Bth inst., Dr. Winnecke, of the Observatory at Bonn, discovered a new comet. is rather pale, large, and of a watery appearance. The Congress of the Archaeological Association for 1858, will be held at Salisbury, during the month of August, ander the Presidency of the Marquis of Ailesbury. It appears that the King of Holland has sanctioned the opening of Art and Industrial ...

... England, on Southsea Common, Monday next. ...

... This magnificent building covers an area of square yards, having a fine open space at tbe front and the sides, and is bounded on tbe south by Park-lane, on the north by Qreat George's street, on the west bj Oxford-place, and on the east by Calverley-streefc. The site which it is erected was purchased from John Blayds, Esq., for and though somewhat low relation to the district north-west of it. ...

... Campbell and Sir James Outram. It is proposed also to give a sword, value 100 guineas, to each eentleman. Mr. Rokbuck, M.P.—The Morning Star Bays that Mr. Roebuck was taken seriously ill leaving tbe House of Commons on Tuesday night. Although better, he is not able to resume his parliamentary duties. Arrival op the Queen of Portugal. Her Majesty the newly-married Queen of Portugal arrived in ...

... ST. WILFRID'S BACKS. RIPON. This meeting took place on Monday and Tuesday last under the stewardship of Sir Chat. Monck, Bart., the Hon. W. Duncombe, and the Hon. Capt. Law ley, and drew together large number people have witnessed at tbe festival of St. Wilfrid for some years past. There were 12 events for the two days, Aye for Monday and seven for Tuesday, nearly all of which produced large ...

... by railway officials to prevent travellers alightiog from the carriages on arriving at their destination before the train fully stops, the perverseness and folly of some people are such warning of danger, seems to affect them. Another fearful illustration of this) disregard to admonition was given on Tuesday night the Greenwich railway-station, London-bridge, an acci-j dent to a yuung man ...

... nomination to tbe office of Judge of tbe Supreme Court of Appeal in , tbe lonian Islands. farewell dinner was given to the 1 learned gentleman Saturday. Sergeant Sbee presided, > and among those present were Mr. Justice Williams, Mr. I Baron Bramwell, Dr. Baron Channel!, Mr. Lindsay, M.P., Mr. Locke, M.P., Mr. Montagu Chambers, Q.C., tbe Hon. ' Mr. Denmac, and many members of various learned ...

... UPWARDS OP FORTY LIVES LOST. A terrible explosion occurred, on Tuesday last, at the works ot the Bardsley Colliery Company, in the village Bardsley, and which stand close on tbe west ride of the highroad between Ashton and Oldham. the company's mine, there are two pits or shafts. The one nearer Ashton, known as the Diamond pit, is used as the downcast shaft, and for tbe descent and ascent of ...

... We have news this week of a fearful massacre of Christians at Jeddah. Tbe news was taken by tbe Cyclops to Suez. appears that on the evening of the 15th of June the Mahometan inhabitants of Jeddah rose and massacred tbe Christians. Among tbe victims were Mr. Page, tbe English Vice Consul; M. Eveillard, the French Consul, and his wife, and about twenty-three others. The English and French ...

... BRADFORD.—WooI and Yarn.—The attendance today haa not been, perhaps, so large as might have been expected from tbe reviving spirit of the market, which can only be accounted for from the fact, that several spinners hold considerable stocks purchased the late forced sales, and in consequence hold back. Nevertheless, the transactions have been fully on an average with those for some weeks back, ...

... his sister, the Princess Frederick William of Prussia. The Prince or Walks at Balmoral.—On Saturday his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales arrived at Stonehaven by the mail train, travelling as ordinary passenger, and posted across the country to Banchory, and thence by Aboyne to Balmoral. His Royal Highness occupies suite of apartments which have been prepared for him at the north side of the ...