... ?? I . . ,- . A . -, . _ . All the men employed eat Old and New Oaks, the Swaithe, and Edmunds', and Wonmbwell Main collieries, South Yorkshire, numbering about 3,000, have resolved not to submit to reduction, and are now under notice to quit. REWARD FOR ZULU. Major General, the Eon. H.H. Clifford, VC,, who has commanded the line of communications and base of ENT. operations throughout the ...

... THE A R F ound The following further details have transpired with reference to Miss Edwards-the young lady whose dis- at as appearance from Home in Liverpool caused so much upon comment :-Miss Edwards states that on the day she sting left her father's house on the 3rd of Septearber she de- have parted early in the morning and not at three in the ation afternoon as has been generally reported. ...

... I - - ?? ENTHUSIASTIC TOWN'S MEETING. Goole Goole .From the general reader's point of view suich town's withe t meetings as that'held in the Sessions Court on Monday they w evening rio not possess -uchb interest. To secure the do whl attention of the Casual reader thsre must be interlarded wante( in the newspaper reports sundry interrflptione' segges- that iI tive of ''lively proceedings ...

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... THE DISTURBANCE AT HENGLEWS CMIQUE. At a meeting of the WAtch Committee, on Wednesday, Mr. Larard presiding, Alderman LAsBEBT asked how it happened that so policemen were in attendance to keep the Liberal roughs in order at the meeting at Hengler's Oirque on the pto. vious night. There were no policemen at all present, until theyr were Bent for, and they Severe not sent for until the crowd ...

... IA PHENOMHENON AT ROCDALE. On Sunday morning, about five o'clock, Mr. Stevens, druggist, Townshead, Yorkshire-street, Rochdale, and his family were awakened by a terrific nois-.on the pre. mises, and some of his children saw sparks of fire. When they got up they found that the framework of the shop window had been blown out to the other aide of the street, and a packet of matches Set on fire. ...

... QAT AlOCIDENT.-THREE MEN ?? OmT. - g , . Gu -1S A d -~ L Three men, nsmed Rich'asrd iepper, George. Pepper. .jhis~brother); apd George 'Olliphant, were drowned id A . ?? Thamues, near Barki g,'on Saturday, o*ing'to their, a, runningfoul of ivessal'at anchor dnring the fog. l CAPTURE OF AN IALLEGED LONG FIRM ?? :. --F SWINDLX - Another supposed-member of thenotorios. long firmn Benjamin ...

... IDR. HANS VON BULRW. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HULL PACKET. SiR,-The great artist who is about to visit oui town is one of the finest pianists of this century, and many of my musical friends have asked me to write a biographical sketch of him, as it might add to the interest of the con- cert. With your kind permission I will do so. Dr. Hans Guido von Binlow was born in Dresden in 1830. His father ...

... T TH'E DU'TY OF A BRITISH OFFICER. I T: To ?? TT!1 . - - -. . _ . . - __ His Royal Highness the Field-Marsbal Commanding- ?? has issued the following special general order relative to a court-martial recently held on an officer in South Africa:-a At a general court-martial lately held an officer was arraigned upon the following a charges :-1. Having misbehaved before the enemy, in shamefully ...

... VISIT OF-THE DEAN OFIVESTMINSTERi TO HULL. I On Taesday night Arthur Stanley, Dean of West. minster, arrived in Hull on a brief visit to the vicar of Holy Trinity. On the following morning several of the leading residents of the town were invited to meet the Dean, and after breakfast at the vicarage, Prospect. street,, the very reverend gentleman, accompanied by Mr. Alderman Symons, M.R.IA,, ...

... .1 ? , . ? ? I - p [strict .-Ntbs. , M~r. JY. J; Leemar.,'3S.P:, was on Tuiesday gazotted as. deputy-lieutenant for ?? of Yorkshire. / An application for removing the trial of bhe Thirsk pet~tionto 'York was heard oi Wednesday in the JoM-. ?? Division, when an order was made for th I tr~ial to be at York Castle. It wil commence on the 28th inst, : Widd Hall, near Harrogate, was partially ...

... 1- iB HULL DAIL Y PACKET OFFICE, d Wedaedey, 6 a.rno 0. o THE ENGLISH CIRCULAR NOTE ON THE BERLIN TREATY. INTENTIONS OF THE POWERS. s In the Circular Note to the Powers, the Berlin ?? of the Standard telegraphs Lord t Granville expresses the wish of the English Go- vernment to see the Berlin Treaty promptly en- e forced, and he particularly refers to the Greek Frontier question and the cession ...