... On Monday, in the picturesque grounds of Thornton Abbey, the 1st administrative battalion of Lincolnshire Rifle Volunteers formed a camp. On reaching the ground, for which the battalion is indebted to the a arl of Yarborough (its former lientenunt-colonel), we found the tents had been pitched on Saturday by the foraging party, and that comparatively few of the companies had arrived, As the ...

... ICE LOSS OF THE BARQUES SEA KING AND HERCYNA'-GREAT SUFFERING OF THE CREWS. -NARROW ESCAPE FROMA DROWNING AND STARVATION. i T Ae- Last week we briefly announced the losses of the irfr- l{ull barques Sea King and Hercyna, and also* the ted drowning of five of the crew of the former. Both Old vessels left Grimsby together on the 27th of March, eith and were the- property of Mesars. H. ...

... THIS DAY'S NE WS THE POPE'S ALLOCUTION. 0 RODEE, June 26th.-The Pope, in a public con- 1sistory held to-day, which was attended by 4005 bishops, pronounced an allocution, in which he praised the zeal of the bishops in coming to Rome, ,. and their attachment to the holy see. Nothitg, he said, was more beautiful than that example of the aunion of the Church to celebrate the canonization s of ...

... I MEMTDG OF THE METROPOLITAN WORtKLNG, MEN'S CONSERVATIVE AS. I SOCIATIO. - DISGRACEFUL CONDUCT OF MEMARS OF THE REFORM LEAGUE.I The suppwteor of the Reform League on Monday i committed an outrage which-, we have no doubt, will go far to render that body more offensive to thle country even than it is at present A great meeting wvasto have been-held ?? il St James's Hall, London, to celebrate ...

... F v imn I Li i? LLN T h i,.u i Li E.LS CE. I FRANCE. The Afoniteur of Sunday morning ?? Friday, at 4 p.m., the Czar'and the Emperor Napoleon drove in a char d banis to the Chaunp de Mars, where they visited the Egyptian department of the Exhibition. Their Majesties were surrounded by an immense crowd, and were warmly cheered. The attempt 4di the life of the Czar has given rise, both in France ...

... I B. ?? -C U CL 3 Yesterday afternoon a meeting of the Hull Town 3 Council was held at the Town-halt The Mayor (Ald. Loft) presided. THE FORTHcOMING ART EXHIBITION AT LEEDS. The Mayor read a letter from the secretary to the executive of the above exhibition, requesting the Cor- loration to permit their insignia and plate tobe shown. f He (the Mayor) was of opinion that it would be inad- ...

... THE RE-OPP~iENWO OFs'TH CAMPA'WN I 34 PMPIAMENT .iagain .a ssemlled last, oiht, aftea.tthe very valuable brelahing time joffered by the Whitsuntide recess. ;The House ter- hinatiedl its labours of Friday.ast by &,work ES. of destruction5 .and the Cabinet has .;Wen obliged to spend.i dts rece.iin repairiqg the ice3 ruiu. The adoption of theaamendmentof.fr, LAING increased the number,,o£ seats ...

... (FROM THE HULL MORNING TIMES.) There must be soimething wrong at the Weather-office. A change of clerks, perhaps: and the new-comer, not having had clear instructions left him, has jumbled the months together, and then, being warned that he was wrong, has gone on from bad to worse. We say nothing of January, February, and March: frost, snow, hail, sleet, and rain, are called s seasonable in ...

... I SPECIAL MEETING OF THE WATERWORKS I COMMITTEE. The Waterworks Committee met specially at the 'Town-hall on Monday, for the purpose of receiving a report as to the number and cost of the persons en- gaged in connection with the Waterworks. Mir. Alderman Gresham occupied the chair.-A letter 1 was read from the clerk to the Board of Health, stating that the Works Committee had recommended the ...

... - RAA._On _ * n I . I On Saturday, at the Town-hall, a meeting of the Swimming Bath Committee was held' Mr. Denison ?? Chairman stated that since they met on the 10th, of May, the Corporation surveyor, in, accordance with their request, had prepared a plan aid estimate of cdnverting the reservoir on the Spring-bank. into a swimming bath.- The expenditure would be very small, for the closing in ...

... | MELANCHOLY BOAT ACCIbENT IN THE . HUMBER.-TWO -LIVES3 LOST. I . - . . . ?? I A boat accident, resulting from the careless manage- ment of a boat, took place on Sunday afternoon, by which two young men lost their lives, and two others narrowly escaped. It appears that about eight o'clock in the morning four young men, nawed John Colley, John Booth, James Carding, and another whose name is ...

... SPECIAL MEETING OF THE HULL TOWN I I .- I ~, COUNCIL. On Friday afternoon a special meeting of Efull Town Council was held, under the preside, of the Mayor, for the purpose of electing an Id J man, vice the late Alderman Lambert. ald,. VOTE OF CONDOLENCE. The Mayor said he deeply regretted the a which had tendered that meeting necessary melancholy duty devolved upon hin, and that wM to propose ...