... TIHE OUTRAGE ON THE QUEEN. we 5S O CO'NOB N BENTENODD TO ?? FLOGGH!D. A t the sitting of the London Central Criminal Court yesterday mnorning, Arthur O'Connor, aged 1- 1, described as a clerk, was placed at the bar before n Baron Cleesby. The prisoner,it will be recollected, pleaded guilty on Tupeshy to the indictment which tt charged him with unlawfully presenting a pistol at g Her Majekty, ...

... Houen OF CoMmoNs, Monday. Tho consideration of this bill came before the Court of Referees on locus standi to-day. Mr. Kitson, an owner of vu estate a'ljoiuiing Roundhay Park, withdrew bis opposi- tion at the last moment. The only persons whose petitian to be heard against the bill was now objected to were the surveyors, overseers, and ratepayers of the town- ship of Roundhay, for whom Mr. ...

... LOCAL ANDGENERAL. LEEDS, APRIL.13, 1872. VOTES OF YORSRX BE I EMBEES.-:n committee on the Ballot Bill, on Thursday, there voted with the Ayes (207)- That clause 2, as amended, stand part of the Bil-Mr. sines, Mr. H. F. Beaumont, Mr. Bololkow, Mr. Carter. Lord F. Cavendish, Mr. Childers, Mr. Clay, M. Dent, Mr. Dodda, Mr. Foreterf M~r. W. H. Gladstone, Mr. Ilingworth, Slr H. Johnstone, fMr. ...

... (By TinxGnAya.) HOUSE OF LORDS, YESTERDAY, Their Lordships met at five o'clock. THE GENEVA ARIBITR&TION. Lord GRANVILLE presented the Counter Case of Her MajertA's Government, which would be generally distri- buted to-morrow. His Lordship added that he had reason to know that on hearing that an explanatory note accom- painied the Case the American agent at Geneva stated that his instructions ...

... TEE WARVICcKSHIRE LABo.IURiS' AGITATION. (SrEcGIAL TELEGRIA.) BIuemi-GnAle, Weduesday Night. -be movement for improving the condition of ths farm labourers has been takn up heiartily in Birmingham, flue a hsrgu nnd influentially attended meeting was held at the To wn HI to-night, for th.e purpose of giving the labourers substantial assistance. Mr. J. S. Wmniu presided, and tho attesideoce ...

... NAVY STATIONS FOR APRIL_ Abouidr , M ( Mhian iang A racoonN n a Achilles, Portland FlrtP Greenock and *. Indles Adventure, Hong- Sy,. A. & W. L Rainbow, Hal1 Eong fox, IoDevoOPo r Rapid,-Mediter. A Ch. sq. Glasgow, Etst In. Rasttlesnake, West AltncoreBerNuda Growler, Malt, Coast of Afrina Alberta, Portsmth HarW..ofAftlc& Relodeer, Paolfio Antelope, Malta fleetorS0outheap- Researoh,Mediter. ...

... iozr IABLIAMENT. * NOUSI~lpi ;J~ D .~THMnDAY. ~aMAfl= MU~NN X BiLnrsrad&i / ( ~ION oil BrnPXoaS Ar AMRDIPNT B~h& U ead'aaaeeod time.-,mqBht. Von that the HouSeIII :; 1 moeomi ?? on bl) ird 801MaMLI2mqved* iklied-_ o'-aelet romi~e, w'ch W3 agreed~- ' ?? - ~IRwLaG3s fsoelar Of PRINI.n B-- t4its I tois billwere r~eported bylord Itomlanigee o U, oUME 'O oXN h1111i woh Wr tlkelro ni Of ilr. ...

... LLOYD'S WEEKLY NEWS OFFICE, SUNDAY MOVINING. THIS MORNING'S TELEGRAMS. [THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.] FRANC&I. PARIS, Saturday Night. No negotiations for the liberation of the territory have yet been opened, and can only commence after the return of Count Arnim. An address ban been posted on the walls of the Medical school, stigmatising Professor Dolbean as an informer. It recommends the students ...

... Vft. VMMERIL PUBSIO HEALTH, DLL ,ITEATZID MTOPPAGE OF ALL MANfUlfACI USING WA . !. . The preseut Government (says the aSudard) bls ligroduced many unpractical measures In Itstime, butfthere.are some alauses in Mr. Stansfeld's Public Health :bill, now before ?? ?? Omisinens ~hich fwzr~y give that measure pre-eminence among te legislative blunders of the Ministry. If it couad he conc~eivedBY ...

... , FAgent-Mue. PBOTEN.J r. George Gale declines re-election as a guardian of the poor for the parish of St. Peter Colebrook. On Saturday morning Mr. Coleon, corn and coal merchant, of St. Peter Cheeshill-street, was elected unop- posed to a vacant councillorship in St. John's Ward, caused by the -Mayor being recently made an alderman, in the room of. Mr. James Forder, deceased. At a meeting of ...

... AUl Correspondents must furnis us with their names (not It necessarily for publication, but s a urntee of their good( re faith). We are not, however, bound by the sentiuents they 1 enunciate. 4 J. T.-The notifeation is an advertisement. t: D.1-If you do not hear from uswe shnal hnve to depend upon Id C.-We have been compelled to hold over your communication . until Wednesday. it H.M.S. 1RAcEn ...

... ~41axcknaitbbibb, 4c 7Li:~ ~ ~ J = =- MASNACH YD. (Cry07ideb o Adroddiadau yr WytkAoa;) , 4se y. ty-wydd a gafwid y dyddiai. diweddaf eisoes .wedi dwyn ?? bendithiol ityfiwr y-ddaear. y mae amaetbyddiaeth erbyin byn wedi myned y lled bell .ymlaen.; YsTyrir fod rhagolygopn y cnwd ar y Cyfaudir ar y 'cyfan yn ffafriol. Dywadireu bod yn buribell ytmlaen ,yn nFfrainc, ' a yn debyg o fol yn,,gynar. ...