... GENERAI FOREIGN NEWSI (irEurn's TLLaeiiAfq.) THE QUEEN. fln,2'i.BgtDtS, Mf.^n:i II. IHer hIajCilV Qdecn Vietol:a and the ?? children 'eilv make ?? I to tho va .irus objccr: o i.a sitert phe UCi'ihbot'he~ar OU GuCod r'.;day the Qace' went R fl'Istadt, fhe Grand Duke ?? ' plec-a I s hore-a and sttrudputs at the di po-al oi Hier ?? The Qaeeu has recsivcd ro s~iitors aD be Jl', ^ihb tlecscept5 ?? ...

... Xo,.Z~tes and Quer'ies publishes the followiag cirutributiori 8ical to IIFolk Loe by the Hon. W. 0. StanleyM.P ihet ?? by a recent occurrance in my immodiate tue resideuce to wrijt a few remarks upon the popular saver- ati. 5titions still provalent in Arnglesey, anld probably in other tin Parts ot North Wales. On October 3rd, as a labourer inl ran ry employ, Edward Morris, was removing an old ...

... . THE LEEDS MERCURY. TirE QuE1i renains at ?? Bnaden, and visits daily one or other of thO ?? ?? ia tie neighbourhood of tbot. charming place. The PRINCE IeEmnrAL of Germaiy and tle DU n ov Corounu are albout to visit Her Mejzsiv. A rOsTAL conventon has been concluded it between Rucsia and Italy and arran.e-n-AtL ?? E bcen made for the establishmcnt of a line of ste amers 3 between Italy and ...

... Tohn p ln :- . . The following is a portion Of the general introduction to the report subsuitted Otto the Lords of the Committee of P'rivy Council for Trade by M~r. Fonblanque, of the Statistical Department of the Board of Trade:- The Returns are studied and valued by an increasing Iaumber of agrioulurinrst. who would no doubt appreciate the advantnge of obtaining the information contained in ...

... (From the Spectator.) An able correspondent who sympathizes with us in the defence we made last week of Official Dress, reports in another column thatmany of our Radical readers have taken umbrage at our plea for what seem to them aristocratic toomfooleriep, and wetherefore return to the subject just to draw out what seems to us the extreme weakness mad danger of that conventional blt ...

... .- I - .. -t I ion (From thc Bailcay Nw-sYos) There are sorni proposiuons watca at hrat sight appear iate so self-evident that they receive a ready assent tore moment Der- they are enunciated, but bye.aud-bya comes reflection to h9er convict us of ?? too preCiPitatO in the matter. It is jt with respect to Mr. Dodsont's propo al that the en merits of every railway echeme should bo determined by ...

... LEEDS, APRIL 1, 1872. The Dukro aud Doehcts of Cleveland and L'tdy Mary PZM:mCae have leit St. Jiars's-pqu-Lre for Bibale AbLey. The Merquis and Marchioness of Rinon have left Ciriton-gurdens for L.addoy H Ryal, Yorks lire. T The Earl and Countess of Fevershailu have left A'bert Cate for Dunconmbs Park. A niarriage will shortly take place be'ween Mr. E. S. C-yley. of Wyda'e IliJ. North Yorkl ...

... Jn(r(lFom the .Engiineer.) LnThe steam omnibus Edinburgh, is designed by Mr. Leonard J. Todd, of Leith, a gentloman who has devoted much attention for several years to the construction and d. working of such machines. The present design embodies i everal excellent features, originating, no doubt, in a keen s appreciation of the difficulties which have to be overcome a inx working steam ...

... E.ASTIETI S-0uHOL I DDXYv. r~LEE DS. di It in) not olbin hatL thefirat grea. holida 01 thisvionr1 i Mairre~d by .-i'lern pre-emniiontiy nioiief~hie as wIG to exPenlellfd. eterday. The promise of thie etely xlmorning. small au it was, did ilideed. tempt many to avatil theraselvre, 30 of the railway facilities f or visiting distant places with which are associated ideas of beauty or health. If, ...

... The rapid increase of Shipley is fast obliterating the old landmarks by which the place was known, and its beau- tiful situation, in one of the most charming spots in Airedale, has not saved it from the inroads of manufac- turing prosperity. Shielded on the north by Hope Hill, on the east by Wrose Hill, on the west and south-west by the heights of Heaton, and in the midst of scenery of a ...

... LOCAL AND GENERAL* Ai LEEDS, APRIL 2, 1872. y )f Mr. IT. W. Greenwood, B.A., Trinity College, is Cambridge, has been appointed Vice-Principal of the is South Wales Training College at Carmarthen. 6 MORLEY B3APTIST O1IAPHL.-A bazaar wag held a on Friday and Saturday towards a new chapel, which ~e realised about £60. The movement was only commenced is last May, and the friends are highly pleased ...

... ill tell uts wh4at :cursO l. r' Tory1alyrcjt to tahu onltl ?? ?? e itc Iloev prell nost elo.edy up011 uls ili vf for hist ieo'iren uts soirul uthecatiul, otf thec i afu:' of lli' i-,v ' to Gte ?? jirohaloi '.Athe lnltaU thoe' e t. if lie wvili rebuko srroly' and 2101-il efly 'i he e',lldlt of t½eSE! Cott 'xl'-nv1-F h Live laot Lfft.'i1 utr',dL ?? ti- LI'd Lx., a e'ctrs to Luingn ...