... I) I C'1'UCT INTELLIGENCE BRIDLINGTON. GUADIAS.-No contest for the ?? guardians of .the poor in Bridlington took - bt. -year, all the old ones being nomunat* chosen for the several parishes. 33ARTON. jFPo~xca, Tuesday.-Annie Wrun who -.nTuesday sustied a >thbu r assault aint her mistress, Mr, lceeby, was brought - Davy, o chrrp'lrs~h , d Q-cio of Police ser r tTlhlgF A'ithlig Mrs. Davy in ily ...

... WATERWORKS COMMITTEE-A CHAIR. MAN ELECTED AT LAS L. The third meeting of the WaterworkL ommittee e for the purpose of electing a chairman M vis held at the Town-hall on Saturday, under the p; eidency of f the Mayor (Alderman Loft). There Nvzic presert 9 Alderman Greshanm and Councillor.,; Boulter, I Bellamy, Chapman, Allott, Raymond, BRayzer, 1 and Willows.-Mr. Raymond proposet., andcMr. f ...

... COIN SERVA1'is IN THE NORTH. , I _ .. . ! Tsvf present week has been renmarkable for the p(:.;tic:d demonstrations. Liberals and Conserva- 1 i' .iike been busy in asserting their peculiar I *; v* U lc subject of Reform, though they seem Be t .. i-a1.n.1d it remarkably difficult to introduce on . -g new, either in the way of opinion or style de {Al get up, As a rule, therefore, these demon- el ...

... i CONFERENCE OF DELEGATES FROM WOK 1-n;'-ING ME'ASSOCUTIONS AT:- LEEDS: 'I of_ - - I . . _ On Monday afternoon a conference of delegates from the various Working Men's Conservative Associations was held at the Smithfield Hotel, in Leeds, for the purpose of considering the best means of promoting the object of establisaing a National Association of Conservative Working Men's Asso.. ciations Mr ...

... MEETING OF THE HULL DOCK COMPANY -CONTINUED OPPOSITION TO THE WEST DOCK EXTENSION BILL BY THE BOARD OF HEALTH. On Wednesday an extraordinarymeeting of the share. holders of the Hull Dock Company, commonly called the Wharnoliffe meeting, was held under the standing orders of Parliament, in the Board-room. Mr Win. Wright, chairman, presided. There was a numerous attendance. The chairman called ...

... i-leVFOREIGN INT.iZLLItGENUE;: | . ?? ' . I II. . ' !, ' - . - ' - ; . I . FRANCE i. l , PANS, April 16th.-' eporta have been current of the arrest of Prussian officers by the Freno authorities at Thionville, and of the arrest of Frch officers at Mayence'and Laudan. These reports are; declared to be without foundation. i . I It is announced that the Emperor and Empress of Russia will shortly ...

... GREAT STRIKE OF ENGINEMEN ON THE NORTH-EASTERN RAILWAY. As our readers are doubtless aware a serious strike has been going on amongst the engine drivers and fire. men employed on various railway lines, and that in consequence incalculable inconvenience has been caused to the public. For some time back the engine. men engaged on the North-Eastern Railway have been amongst the dissatisfied, and ...

... WIRY GLADSTONE AND THE LIBERAL I PARTY.- .. , The Observer on Sunday announced that 'Mr. (Vladstone had given up the leadership of the Liberal party. The announcement was founded on a letter (bwhich the Observer printed) written by the light hon. gentleman in reply to Mr. it. W. Crawford, rP. Ivfr. Crawford, having written to Mr. Glad- stone to pak what course he proposed to take with resard ...

... | WE are happy to be able to announce that the movement for establishing a Training Ship at Hull is rapidly progressing. The committee appointed to consider the subject received yesterday a communication from the Hon. Adxniral DuNCOMBE, M.P., stating that the Admiralty have granted the prayer of the very influential memorial forwarded on Satur- day last. A list of available ships will be sent ...

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... I . I FRANCE. PARIS, March 31.-The Mooniteur of this morning denies the rumour that the journal, the Pays, is the e interpreter of the ideas of the French Government, and adds, the Pays is edited, and its policy dictated by persons of a private capacity only. r THEU CESSION OF LUXEMBOURG TO PRANCE. LuXXMBOURG, March 30.-The current rumours of the cession of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg to ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIG ENCE. FRANCE. PARIS, Saturday.-The Government appear to have come to the decision that the private clubs into which the Corps Lgislatif had become broken up were not desirable, and in consequence the last meet- ing of the ?? Club of the IRue de I'Arcade 'took place to-day. The association much lauded at its creation by the semi-official press, lasted about a month. The ...