... : ~ ' . . XF I i~,ttie, x; - OYL sT~trU'TOK.-On1 S9attidy at thre6 oc~hk, ficN the Chairman, A. K. 'Rollt, Esq., LLD:, 'ill lecture on HE haieaa~ba ?? 316t iat .d ~~ Sa~&Cy; '7th. t day, ns. nT Life 'arrison, of the P~ost Ofc,~seneetda Lie onrary Member of the Hull Melchanics:' Instibtute, DI recognition of services rendered ha ii scientifio lecturer.- ,THE HUrLL TRAMWAYS' Radrirrs-.The ...

... -- ?? THE NORTH-EASTERNI RAILWAY AND THE thanil LAW CLERK'S BILL OF COSTS. lel The monthly meeting of the above Board was held on repor Monday at the Water works Offices, Newington. the I Some discussion took: place as to whether the business such; should be proceeded with, several of the members ?? refused to accept delivery of their minutes from the post- taxed mnan On ?? of being charged ...

... IENG&LAND AND CABIJTL. I The Standard's special correspondent telegraphs from Dom bay as follows:- The commencement of hostilities may take place at any moment. Four of the Ameer's infantry regiments, with six guns, are stated to have arrived in front of Ali Musjid, a short way up the Khyber Pass, and have advanced to within three miles frout Jamrud, at which place a detachment of British ...

... I LATE ST1' NE tS. | HULL, Friday Meorning. THE EASTERN QUESTION. THREALTENING ATTITUDE OF RUSSIA. REPORTED RETURN OF THE RUSSIAN TIWOOIS UNDER THE WALLS OF CONSTANTINOPLE. Thle Times Berlin correspondent telegraphs that in consequence of outrages committed against the Chris- tian inhabitants, the Russian troops have re-occupied Chekmedje and Tchataidja, and remain under the walls of ...

... ?? :ZE~s:::fa~vS~l Muffs' irenow df atse t' he theati& and. at :ball~;' Ahd al of 'Matin or- piish' . and trimmed with satin floweis. nd 'lacell The fan and handkerchief are carried in them,- or left tin them when not wanted. Fans have at all times d been favourite objects for the display of taste and S luxury.; it if indispensable that the painting on - the fan should be executed by soie well ...

... SCRAPS, ANCIENT' AND MODERN. A man was the other night creeping softly alonz the bed-room floor on his hands and knees, wind feeling TI tenderly under the bureau for a something he had hidden t b there the evening before ; but his wife awoke, and said, Peter, whatever are yor. doing? Dear, he replied, had I'mr. walking in my sleep, and dreaming that I'm plak- tel5 jug water-lilies from ...

... ~~~i1 RIEie NOElMtE 1,at79t. FRIDAtY. NOVEMBER 14, 1879. WE rejoice in the fact that the little conspiracy of Messrs. STUART and POOL with regard to the Corporation committees was not entirely suc- cessful. The Council declined to accept the decree of the newly-formed clique. The facts relating to the whole affair are briefly these. Many members of the Corporation complain, and with some ...

... A o .: la - - , .. . . _ _ A meeting of the Asylum Committee of the Hull Cor- poration was held on Mlonday, Mr. Witty ?? Town Clerlreported-that since the last mcetiig he had received from, Mr. Iveson a copy of the 'agreement for purchase of the site of the new asylum, with the consent Of the Commissioners of Lunacy and approved, by the Home Secretary, and had forwarded a copy thereof to the ...

... 19(strict xcb3s. At a large meeting of the coalowner of West Yorkshire, held on Tuesday, it was unanimously resolved to advance the price of house coal one shilling per ton, thereby returning to the prices ruling previous to April last. It wva also decided to advance engine coal sixpence per The Wakefield Tradesmen's Benevolent Institution was inaugurated on Tuesday by a monster trades ...

... ! u | r 31_ E At 12.30 a public meeting was held in the Sessions T Court at the Town Hall, the attendance being notllarge. . The chair was occupied by the Mayor (Alderman Leak), E and amongst those present were His Grace the Arch. bishop of York, Lord Herries, Lord Wenlock, Lord Fitzwillhiam, Mr C. H. Wilson, M.P., Mr C. a. Norwood, M.P., Alderman King, Alderman Fountain, Alderman Waller, ...

... T|E PUBLIC LIBRARY MOVEMEsT IN HULL. I ., .. .. Ie I Another meeting in support of the ?? movemsent was held in the Protestant Hall, Kingstvn-square, and was well attended. Mr Councillor Woodhouse presided, 1 and amongst those present were Dr Rolllt, Mr 3. Wade, I T.P., Alderman Woodhouse, Dr Nicholson, Mr J. Bond Principal of the HeUll and East Riding College; Mr .i Birks, Mr T. J. Smith J.P. ...

... I HIULL WATCH COMMITTEE. THE CHIEF CONSTABLE ANaD MR LARARD. A NECESSARY INQUIRY. A meeting of the Watch Committee was held on, Wednesday at the Town Hall, Ur Stuart presiding.- The police pay estimate for the ensuing week amounted to ;£304 Is Od.-The Chief Constable, referring to the case of the late P.O. Salvage, who was drowned in the Humber D)ock recently, said that at the last meeting Mr ...