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... DISTRIBUTION OF REWARDS AT I THE HULL WORKHOUSE, YESTERDAY. One of the mnost interesting scenes that has been witnessed at this joyous season was presented last even- ing in the large hail of the Hull workhouse. That spacious room was very neatly decorated, and most- densely crowded by a highly respectable assembly, jva gathered, together to witness a sight unequalled, we presume, in any ...
... I MR. MILNER GIBSON ON THE i GR{AJT QUEST IONS OF THE DAY. On 'Wednesday evening the President of the Board of Trade (the Right Boa T. II. Gitison), addressed a meeting of his constituents at Ahtoutunder-Lyue. The tI Mayor presided. After referring to our home policy, a and the general state of the country, the right bon n gentleman gave his views upon the great exciting topics ti of the ...
... No TICE. During the re-building of our ptemlsee the business of the Jourawl aand Daiy Poa will be trazsacted at No. 8 Canmon Street, where advertieementB and orders will be received. WOLVERHAMPTON. ALUGErD VIOLXT ASSAULT-Before Messrs. Fowler and Biclliv. at the Police Court, yesterday, Thoa. Quinn, aii ironcorks operative, was charged with violently as- taultiig 7bos. Creewell. The evidence ...
... By EnonIo -AD ITHR¢A:IONAL TiLm RApY OynCxs, THMPLZ BVIlDINGS, NEW STREPT, (BEUTRR'S TELEGRAIS.) ACCOUCHEMEAT OF HMR.H THE PRINWE8S OF WALES. The following bulletin kwa issued yesterday morn- iDB:- F OGI ORE, JANUARY 12, 10.30 a m. Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales hag passed another good night, and-is progressing as favour stly as possible. 4 The infant prince continues quite welL ...
... LATES- NEWS. Sy ZLWxm AyD IsTERNATIONAL TZL=I5PE. Omcrs, TZMPLZ BlDoth ?? SOSt, VERRIBLE CALAMITY IN CHILI. TWO, THOUSAND LADIES BURNED TO DEATH. SOUTHAMPTON, JAN uy 29. The mail steamship Atrato, which arrived here this 3nerning, brings intelligence of a most terrible calamity at antiago, the capital of Chili. Since 1857, the year of the promulgation at Rome of the-doctrine of the Immaculate ...
... I THE TOWS COUNCIL AND ASTON PAEm. A quarterly ?? of the, Council will be held on Tuesday neit, or the traneaction of general businers. Mr. 'AIdeirita Hawkes has given notice that he intends Ito move.,- That Council minute 4468, empowering the Publia Works Committee to consider the application to Parliassent' of the Bi~mIngbam and ]District Gas Con. suniers' Compan)y for ah Act, be amended by ...
... AHRE BREWING -O2ESHS AND EXCISE AW, ,S. DEPUTATION TO MESSRS& 80HOLEFIELD AND BRIGHT. Tho comanittee of the Blrmingha' Liceused Victuallers' loodety, avaiiling themselves of the annual visit to this town of the two borough 'members, waitediupon Messrs. 'Scholefield and Bright yesterday; by appointmont, to solidt their cobopefttioa'in' effecting changes *hich it was considered would bo' ...
... The annual meeting of the above association, in alliance with the National Association for Pro- moting Freedom of Public Worship in the Church of England and Ireland, took place last evening, I in Hope Hall, Hope-place. Mr. Thomas Collins, 3ucL, M.P., presided, and the following other gentlemen were also amongst those on the plat- ?? Rev. Nevison Loraine of Trinity Church, St. Anne-street; ...
... BEIKENIJEAD COMMISSIONERS, I - I_ The monthly mceting of this board was held yoater- a day, at the Commissioners' Oflices Hamilton-square, P Mr. W. Hind in the chair, and ?? other members p present were Messrs. ilarrison, Mocatta, Hughes, t .Barnett, ilI'il, Walker, bott, Hinson, Bea7loy, Aspinall, Cook, Milnes, Candler, Parsons, Thomson, r, reck, and Brook. r LIGHTING AND WATCHING COMMITTEE. ...
... TO CORBEBPONJYNIB. We cannotaundertake to return eo0mnalatloflfl of which we do not avail ourselves. CommVuioatlons should always be legibly written In Ink and or. one ndee of the paper onl; length Increases ?? difficulty of finding fpace or them. Whatever Is Internded for insertion =unst be authonticated by the name and address of the writer, not necessarily for publication, but as a ...
... I LOCAL BiLLS IN PARLIAMENT I WALLASEY IMPROVEMENT BILL. The object of this bill is to confer further powers on the Wallasey Local Board, and for other pur- poses. The bill contains 38 clauses. The preamble sets forth that under the provi- sions of the Wallasey Improvement Act, 1858, and of the Wallasey Improvement Act, 1Stil, certain ferries, called respectively New Brighton ferry, Egremont ...
... - PP.EFRIMENTh AND APPOINTMF.N'rS. Athorpe, Rev. G. M., to curacy of Warmaworth. Ca~ter, 11ev. A. R., to be curacy in sole chhrge of Far- rington Gurney and Ston-Easton. Douglae Rev. S., to be canon residentiary of Chichester. Gibbs, lie. J. (3., to curacy of Klirk Sandalls. nm r, 11ev. H3!., to the rural deanery of Polesworth. ~ant, Rev. W., to curacy of St. Paul's, Birminghai. Eempe, 1ev. T. ...