... TO-D A YS SPECIAL EDITION. THE HULL STRIKE. — THE HITCH IN THE NEGOTIATIONS. The Press special correspondent at Hall telegraphs :—A feeling of intense surprise has been created by the umexpected turn of affairs which took place here late last night. Mr Tillett acted as the official mouthpiece of the Strike Com- mittee in repudiating the very suggestion of “ formal negotiating.” Strictly ...

... Considering the prominent position Bristol ooa* •idered to respect music, il teems balls funny to notice bow contemptibly oily was rsgarded aboat aixty yean ago. Tbs Madrigal and Orpheu ...

... MURDERER'S END. THIRD EDITION EVENING NEWS OFFI6K 3.15. LATEST TELEGRAMS. EXECUTION TO-DAY. Reading, Tuesday. John Carter, agricultural labourer, was executed here this morning for the murder his wife at Watchfield, near Faringdon. The facts of the case are follows :—Prisoner's son stated that on the night of June 20th, he heard a knocking in his parents'bedroom, and his mother calling out, ...

... (FKOU OUR CORRESPONDENT.) A sham *A~ f™ TORK - Scjfl>AY N »rr. the ?? Pnees has followed upon tht 611 * - 0 * that the ?? m!SSZ T op 8 below what was in 1878. S? ° WeSt ?? for Au S ust > and four vU? PerCenLbelow *■ turn of 1592, ?? if?* 1 * ?? «« seven hundred S ll^ 68 -. Mr - President of the ?? A OB0 * 1^ 011 ' after a tour in x!Sr. .- Severml siatants, declares that Mr. 2™. t^ m * t ...

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... ABERDEEN JOURNAL OFFICE, BROAD STREET, ABERDEEN. No. 12,694. WILLIAM CAY & SONS D F.RT KLRB, UNION STREET, awn GEORGE STREET. telegrams— Cay. Aberdeen.' ...

... TIIEMILITARYMAN(EL T YRES. SIGHT ATTACK AT ALDERSHOT. «. The night operation— the chief operation of ;V,e Manoeuvres — was conducted to a success- ful issue in the early hours of yesterday morning, amid weather that did not conduce t ,. the comfort of the troops. While the divisions were marching out on Tuesday night to take up the respective positions plotted them in the general scheme, a ...

... TiER LONDOK ThEA TREWS. TH wE AVENUAE. On Saturday, Jan. 2d, for the First Time, a New I hree.Act Musical Farce, Written by Iluan gee, Music by Alfred Carpenter, entitled A MIAN ABC)IT TOWNT.' Frank Ennesleigh ?? E. J. LORNRM Ralph ?? ClnLaEs Cnsszray LuciU3 Lig;ht ?? . DAGMALLI ?? Lavelle ?? .Mr Sie1;Zsr HowA&Ro Robert Jansen ?? LavrtyDALE POWER Gwvendoline ?? ?? ALMIA STANLEY Edith ?? b.s}i ...

... -Owing the demand for Reel*tor we have been compell#! to Issue a SECOND EDITION. thoroughly revised and date I o«t free.-Offices.il i 3. Cotham Hilt, near Clifton Dow* station. Special attention country oil ante. 1 ROAD. Road. Seven roomed House, rent la.—Mr Oonltor. 13. street. Per Week (clove trams). 89. d. HordeUl. Ri*. roomed HOUSE, food condition, Greenhouse. Venetian blinds. TTM. MARCH ...

... TH_TrXITED STATES TH . AND CUBA. V-AR3HITS AT .HAVANA. fVBOM OCR COI-RESPONDEXT.) NEW YORK, Wep_.fsd.-T Nioht. V.l of a British warship at Havana Thoa ™uch Pleasure to Washington and htf *? ivc \ n *r t l i perceiving that tho situation AYali-^-VJthat even Spanish punctilio ;_ now so rt- offence was intended by cannot a ' sunl j Unitefl States warship ?? capital. D 0 BELTER'S A.KVCV.) 1 ...

... ?? J SIIIt4L1 I [jI.jjX V b'JI'. (PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) THEATRE ROYAL.-Lessee, Mr John Hart ; General Manager, Mr W. M. Hart.-The pantomime of Dick Whitiiangton has entered on another week of pro- aperity, and the principals in Mr Hart's charming pro- duction are very popular with the large audiences. Miss Jenny Owen's sprightly impersonation of the character of Dick has gained for her ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. [By Impartial. | CORNISH RUGBY CLUB RECCTIDS. EM. I,at. Dm. l-i Falmouth 15 5 1 14 5 19 Redruth 17 6 10 . 1 Is 12 27 Camborne ...