... INCAPACITY OF THE DUKE OF' NEWCASTLE. There is not in all England at the present time a public character less to be envied than the Duke ot Newcastle. His worst enemies could not wish for hiej a more gallant punislhluent than the position in which be has placed himself by his incurable desire of personal distinction for himself. Even his own friends are beginning to join in the loud outcry ...

... IDISTRICT INTELLiGENCE. I HEDON. had On Monday evening H. Munroe, Esq., of Hull, yea delivered a very amusing and interesting lecture On I the genius end writings of Hood, to the members of thri the Mechanics' Institution, in the Town-hall, which was ben filled on the occasion. The lecturer, after following the hlon poet through some of the most pathetic as well as the tow most humorous ...

... -TE BISHOP OF M.LBOURNEI AND THE COLONIAL CRURCO SOCIETY X We have Il' pleasure in inserting the following extract from a ?? preached in St- Mary's Church, t in this town, on Sundaiy last, by the Bishop of Mel- bourne, on behalf of the Colonial Church School r Society:- It would occupy snore time than the limits of a ser- anon permit to take even the most rapid survey of the I spiritnal ...

... THES QUEEN IN HULL. f[he ?? report, wh;ic/ 15(s5 becs c.e~fitpy eompi'ed frotc dile Hfull Putclet Exrhaosrdineiry of ESotur'dep WIt, ansi front tihe subsequltent 7r¢¢tmanscripts of owr Ol P reporters, lsirs/h 0/des w/lten/ic cmnd ?? information, , wi/i, ice belicre, be fousisd cotmplete and correct in evcry im~porta~nt peticsihsr.] , The event to which we have all been looking and for which ...

... | ~rg. (Frons the Picss4) emj The Minieteriai Whitebait Dinner, which ueually preceiles th' ~ coseof~he essontook Place cii Wbdneoday weele at Hart's em Trafalgor, Grewc.Forty 'ceonviisos -were present. Thd banqet its n oexceptisnable one, and went off amid thle utmost good fiufiouir. The elat6 it the6 Thames water was one, of thettopics of convereation, and much, innocent mirth was Ire. ...

... godl WWIX barust AND EAST RIDING TIMES. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1864. TElE ROYAL, VISIT. WE wrote last week amid the bustle and , excitement of preparation for receiving worthily a- our Gracious Sovereign Queen VICTORIA, the a Prince Consort, and their Royal offspring. All Dr hearts were then anticipating and all hands t ali making ready for the joyous occasion. Never of before had Queen of ...

... AND EAST RIDING TIbMES. [REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST-OFFICE FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD,] FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 185f6. I THE select committee to consider and a report upon the local dues on shipping was t appointed on Tuesday night, and we must say X that its composition is such as to give the I corporations concerned little hope that their I rights will be respected. It consists of Mr. LOWE (the ...

... At the quarterly meeting, yesterday, *TheMhjoii, A. Bannister, Esb., presided, ran there I was a full board. . ie V1CE.PRES1DENTS.-The 'Mayor desired Al4ermaii Blundell, as the second senior alderman, to take a seat; at the end of the table on his left. There were then, at - the opposite ends of the respective tables, Aid. Dr. Ayre Rh and Alderman Tall; Ald. Thompson, and Ald. Blundell ; bh ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE | WIND ARD WEATHER, YESTERDAY.-NeWCastle, W, fine; Sunderlaud, NW, fine; York, NNW, fine; l3erwick, W, very fine ; Edinburgh, S, very fine; Perth, E, very fine; Aberdeen, NW, very fine; Dundee, NW, very fine; Darlington, SW, fine; Soarbro', S, fine; London, NNW, fine; Derby, SW, fine; Rugby, SW, aloudy;Leicester, SW, cloudy; Gainsbro', SW, fine; GrimibT, NW, fine; Shrewsbury ...

... IFRIGHTFUL EXPLOS IO N. I I-57 nvp 0Vn w-m . - - 'ONE HUNDRED AND TEN LIVES SACRIFICED, 'he Another of those frightful and desolating explosions bly of coal gas, which have so frequently occurred in the ter Welsh basin of late, took place on Tuesday morning at flar the Cummer colliery, near Pontypridd, Glamorganshire, e I' when the loss of human life was of the most frightful character. his ...

... TOwN COUNCIL MEETING-j the Town Council met. yesterday afternoon. ~Sir HreNRY CoorER said lie had received a crmonnuni- cation fromd thle Mayor, who was in London, stating thatr lie should not be able to be present at tilrst meieting, and a aaking hinm to preside ; bet s, lie shouldl have to leave I -very shortly, hie thoiught it would be better for theal to 0 ~chooso another clhairluari.b On ...

... DISTRWIfLGIENCE. I / BSiBE27$'.'4WOhheW plean~re inleetat~inl that by far ta et part 9f the wheat crop has been ecured more ?? atl.'1 L 'tje£0'+nn~o410 Weda, the ssalol :wmeill in~o.ti aba ?? th ?? rmuch moss P5vavelt thaulvt guppdged.. iorcrepnet in anoonv ! pandaoter potato, they wereneart ficfres 'epideinic. We are sorry to repea b rss a whole,are more or -less Affead with-the diSO .: ...