... Tt TICORB3O! RO &ANCE ,- I r i WRE AND A. W, JYsRY -. The more one attempts to unravel the myaterisdn6 chain of circumstances that go to melke up tbc ?? of the baronetage Which has for several months bswilddkc *the'English public, thel'inor6 difficualtI it becomes td al'rj lit nyh'conclusith ats 't the etrdibiity of 'the wefoderfil storvy related by the recently-rnivld burly butcher from tbe ...

... AN EXTRAORDINARY - SWINDLER. HESRY PHinUP DASHWVOOD ARTHUY, 29, a very 0r~tlemanly-looking young man, said to be highly ''mlueeted, and who had pleaded guilty to an indicts. inent for forgery, and obtaining £100 by false pretences from the Earl of Derby, was yesterday morming brought up for judgment at the Central CrinAina Court, London. Mr. Giffard, Q C., who, with Mr. Poland, was in, ...

... nI if) ?? 1 - t UN Monday evening the aunualmeetingof the above Lt admirable and flourishing institution was held in :r the reading.room, under the chairmanship of Mr. r W1n. Irving, J.P, in the absence of the chairman, a Mr. Ald. Lumsden. There was a crowded attend. *3 ance of members After the Rev. J. F. Smith had r opened the proceedings by a suitable prayer, the chairman, after regretting ...

... 4Tlh WEE3X THIS HALF-YEAR. )d Total Same Ine, or OIbleage il RiAILWAYS. 1107. 180 . year. 19 _Dec 18 1666 Dillitol and Exeter., 56371 UV33 213333 131 121 Caledonian ?? -- - - - 31 408 ?? 18333 20873 71236 7D612 '1 129) Id' P3 Cork B~andon,& Kin, J-12 3533 - -c 20) Dce eelde ?? 2603 1 7 15 flablin&iBeLfeatJflo. 1391) 1.18 - - 903W Du~buin & 1)rogbeda.. 1433 1433 5802 93358 d 3 75 76 Dub. ...

... LATEST INEWVS, it r [FlErTEn's TULLORAI5, I FRANCE. P) Alils, Jan. I 1. r Thie preeh delivered by Mr. GI idstone at the dihaner e of the Society of Political Eeonomy is published here tbis evening. The orator declared that tho eredi GI r having eflected 300imreuial reforni belonged to the e Eperor Napoleen and .1r. Cobdon. UpOn the litteor, Mr. (Clhdstorne pi.tel-d a miagnificent culoLrium, de ...

... v -- _ 1 A - ronxn- Friday evening being the anniversary of the opening ua of the New Town Hall, the banquet was given by the they Mayor (Alderman Noft), at the Town sHall. The e that dinner, which was provided by Mr. Bainton, of the Hear, Vittoria Hotel, was of a most sumptuous character. tion ng the evening the band of the Hull Police thing Force was in attendance, and played La selection of ...

... Y ESTERDAY afternoon the ordinary meeting of o the Board of Health, was held in the Council T Chamber, at the Town-hall. The ex-nmayor, Ald. Atkinson, in the absence of the Mayor, presided. c THlE LATE DISTRIBUTION OF NOTICES OF MOTION. Ad. Abbey complained that he did not receive his notice of the meeting until Tuesday morning, therefore two clear days had not been given. He e ioved the ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENM, .WE understand that the St. George'is Rowing Club Ball is fixed for the 28th of Februaq and, judging from previous affairs of the kind, in eon- nection with this club, it is likely to be a great osve ceas. IAVLUABLE PROPERTY UNDER TIIE HAMMER.- oniWednesdayafternoon,Mr. Gedrgeliustwick, auc- tioneer, offered for sale at the George Hotel, several large and commodious ...

... OPENING OF THT BEVERLERY Clyr -INSTITUTE. T| B inaugural meeting of the above newly f*otmed institute was held tie 19ore odwAs- sembly-room on Ttiesd, - :fa the Norwood As- successful affair. T' j, night, and proved a most a tea, which w- ne proccedings commenced with ast sa, ?? s served in the large room at half- pas 8 Aock, and about 300 sat down. After- waards P w, soa.Me was held in the ...

... Mi 9IVISCELLANEOTTSm I ?? Queen will hold a Council ait Osborne on Satin div next at Oue o'clock, A Cabinet Co~nuCit was held1( yestmtccby afternoon at Reid Derby'st private resideitec, M~r. G. R. Barry, M.P. for the county of Cork, died yeste-rday morninTg. Itils. 01I!tzc amid- datlll tiA ra will ruin ~tin in the Ibeelli capital unitil tafter the Empressi's ball. 'The Rurl anti Countess oif ...

... OPENING OF THE HULL & EAST-RIDING I I COLLEGEs On Friday the above College was formally opened. The foendation-stone was laid on the 25th January, 1866, by the Earl de Gecy and Ripen, who now attended, on the invitation of the Committee, to declare the building opened. The Hull and East Riding College is an elegant building,-situate ia Park-street, Hull. It consists of a large hall, 70 feet by ...

... I HOCKING DEATH FRO.AM. WANT. A CaRUL GAROTTE ROBBERY. Atr. W. J. Payne, deputy coroner, held an in- quiry at St. George's Workhouse, Southwark, Lont- dlon, on Tuesday, respecting the death from want of Peter Morrison, aged 67 years. The deceased was at one time a baker in prosper- ous circumstances, but in consequence of failure in business he and his wife and sister-in-lawv, Maria Honrond, ...