... (ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS PER fDOtRO.1) None of the crews of the Conway, Derwent, Tyne, and Solent perished. The following are the names of the crew of the Rome who were saved:- Sherwood, boatswain; Olderman, captain of the hold; Mudie, boatswain's mate. Able seamen: Eaton, M'Kean, Wallace, Hannaford, Palmer, Brunswick. Ordinary seamen: Bailey, Askell, Nanas, Buckle, Reece, Jones, Tergram, ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. Their Lordships met at five o'clock. The Earl of BRADFORD, Lord Chamberlain, brought up the reply of her Majesty to the address passed by their Lordships in answer to the speech from the Throne, which was as follows ?? I thank you for your loyal and dutiful address. I am con- fident that I shall receive your cordial assistance and support in all measures I may consider neces-s ...

... ELECTION OF GO(VERNOR AT THE HULL WORKHOUSE. I . . . I .. . - .. . On Monday a bi-monthly meeting of the guardians was held at the Hull Workhouse, for the purpose of electing a governor, deputy-governor, and the com- mittees, and transacting other business, Governor Fountain ?? the voting papers for a governor being examined, the scrutators announced that the present governor had been re ...

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... IMORE ABOUT THE WATERWORKS IAN- I AGEMENT. STARTLING STATEMENTIS. On Monday a meeting of the Waterworks Com- mittee was held at the Town-hall, Alderman Gresham in the chair. After reports as to the quantity of water daily supplied at Spring-head, and as to the unsatisfactory state of the Water- works,' there was a brief discussion in which Messrs. Rayner and Willows expressed surprise that ...

... I THE REFORM BILL, - MEETING OF THE LIBERAJL pMtlyN i A meeting of the Liboral ?? held a ts terday, and nearly 300 moetbmr retponaecl to Mr Gladstone's invitation. These incltdod every section of the Liberal pelty.a Mr LAWVONk ?? that the second I reading of %He 'Oovernment ~bilt should pass unchallenged, ?? that if the clause embodying the Vtirniple QT duality was Rot abandoned, and the ...

... THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE IN HULL. THE INAUGURAL MEETING. On Tuesdaybegan theproceedingsconnected with the holding in Hull of the annual gathering of the Royal Archb.ological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland. The inaugural meeting was held in the Mayor's reception-room at the Town-hall. The Mayor (Alderman Loft) presided. Amongst the company present were the president of the insti- ...

... TUE HULL TRAINING SHIP. TO THE EDITOR OF TIlE IIULL PACKET.' DEARI Sn1,-lKuowing the great value of training ships to the maritime and other interests of this country, I feel gratified in observing the successful issue of the Hull Men~orial to the Aodmiralty, pray. ing for the grant of a suitable vessel to be used for the above purpose at this port. The acknowledged deficient supply of good ...

... I LA TEST NEWS.: I ~ ~ Is _ di AMERICA. he NEW YOaX, April 10th.-The Government of re Georgia has filed a bill in the Supreme Court to stay re the execution of the Reconstruction Act. ,, COMMERCIAL-.GOd, 137 ; Sterling Exchange on London, 1091 Five-twenty United States Bonds, 1093 Illinois, 113; Eries,. 634.; cotton, mid. lip .land, 28; petroleum, refined, 26. _ The Iuman steamer City of ...

... 'TI- FDNIAN I O'RIALS. T'he Special Corn miss ion for the trial of Fenian pri. sonerawas opened in Dublin on Mondayby Chief Jus. tice Whitegide. The number of special jurors inatten. dance Was about 600. About 20 of the principal offenders are to be arraigned for high treason, the remainder on minor churg.,: Treason trials fixed for. Easter Monday. DUBLIN,; Monday Evening.-The special com- ...

... r, IOn Tuesday afternoon the annual dinner of the n 1 Barton-on-Humber New Friendly Society, was held n I at the Red Lion Inn. The spread did ample-credit d to the cuisine abilities of Mr and Mrs Frank Lr Nicholson; about fifty sat down to dinner. On the e I removal of the cloth Mr Henry Gibson, a noted d whip of the old coaching days, presided. Speeches, h toasts, and sentiments were the ...

... ..1 . P . ?? -. .. ?? I The fortnightly meeting of this committe3 was held y at the Town Hall yesterday, Alderman Bannister in the chair. Accounts amounting to £2,083 ?? Sd, a including the magistrates', recorder's, and officers' A4alaries, income-tax, insurance, and interest on loans, were ordered to be ?? Treasurer reported that J a room had become vacant in the CIharter-house by the 'e ...