... ANNUAL MIEETING OF THE HULL SAce HOMIVE. .1~1~ On Tuesday afternoon the annual meeting of the Hull Sailors' Home, was held ~under the Presidency of the Mayor, Alderman Loft. There was only about half-a-dozen gentlemen present besides the reporters. MNr. T. Haller, the hon. secretary, read the report, which ran as follows The committee in presenting their eighth h anual report, have the ...

... 1aIAL PARLIAMENT,, HOUJSE OF LORDS-'FRIDAY, eir Lordships met at five o'clock. THE CASE OF TITE TORNADO. I to the Marquis of CLANIRICARDE, Bih arul of DERBY stated: that the Superior te i, Spain had adjudgedl the proceedings in the coo of tle Tornado to be null, and there wuld j~eretore, be a fresh trial. t THE CATTLE PLAGUE. Lord IVALSINGRAM, in putting questions with ect to the fresh ...

... LOQAL TOPICS. 0np q *VING, probably, 'to the genewl -rergni- of. tio* of the nemeitbof due reereatien, Whit the stiutide -is beeoning more and nore. al tim-e of by enoyment and 'iestivity. ' In this respect ou- hull has low been in the rear. In many ;s . s4her towns Whiuntide is megarded as one mnd of the most festive seasons of the .par, but ous Our own towmn ihas generally witnessed but ud ...

... AND EAST BIDING TIMES. R2GISTERMD AT THE GENERAL POGVe OFFrICE FOP TwjjxSMIsSIOx ABRoADl. FRIDAY, JuANE 26. _ _ -- ?? *. ,SRE FFIELD. A6SASSINS AND THEIR EAfE- PLOYERS AT THE CONFESS{ONAIL. L REPULSIVE as the subject is, we cannot but r return to the fiightful revelations , that have been made since we wrote last weelk. At that time we had not seen the full confession of e; the miserable hired ...

... D116hTAICT Ti ELL1W UUiIG. ALDBOROUJG3H. r. On Sunday aftcrnoenl a great number of the mem. bers of Court Alder, No. 731, of the Ancient Order of I _ Foresters, held at Withernick, attended Divine ser- vice in. the parish church of this place (Aldldorougli)- The Rev F. Alargetts, vicar, officiated, and preacled a most excellent and appropriate sermon specially for the occasion. He took for his ...

... ,(FROM TR!AITS ANZD STORIES OF THE SCOTTISH PEOPLE, BY THE REV. CHARLES ROGERS, LIiD., ?? A young farmer, of Cumnock. Ayreshire, con- sidered that the daughter of a neighbour at Auchin- leck would suit him as a wife. Having made up his mind, he made proposals to the fair one without the usual preliminaries. The young lady's reply. was, Deed, Jamie, I'll tak' ye, but ye mann gie my dues ...

... I . .EW ose (BY MA ng TIC TELEGRAPH.) 'ter at MIDLAND RAILWAY MEETINa YSTER. Ing ?? bll ~At the Wharneliffe meeting of Ike miuad Rail. wly ay Shateholdors at Derby, yesbe rday (Tilrsa) 3ay ten hatds only were held up 5yinet the asealgarna. )ID- tion scheme. A poll Ws demanded, however, I ble which will be declared to-day (Friday). Int- THE CATTLE PLAGUE. nic : No fresh outbreaks of the cattle ...

... ANNUAL TREAT TO THE CHILDREN.. AT THE HULL WORKHOUSE. I VAO+Af AP NNA - - sLL - iat Yesterday evening the annual treat was even ten to the children at the Hull Workhouse. Much ion credit is due to the esteemed Governor (Alderman ba- Fountain), the guardians, and other benevolent ion gentlemen, through whose kindness this treat is Lly annually given. lad The dining-hall Was, as usual, well ...

... 1 THE WORKING MEN OF HULL AND THE THE INFIRMARY. I WORK ..GMEN OF HlA. (FROM THE HUIAL MORNING TIMESm) a It .is~7.*ery - gratifyingin these days of *b strikes 'and trades Utnions,-when on .'both tl sides so much thatls foolish is done, and soj A much more that is foolish is said, to place em+- t, ployers and employed (who'se interests, 'if they s were only wise enough to see it, are identical ...

... . HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. Their Lordships met at 5-0 p.m. THE COE;SECRATION OF CHURCHYARDS. Lord REDESDALE said that the Bishop of Oxford had given notice of amendments to the Consecration of Churchyards' Bill, which altered the preaublb and every clause of it. He suggested that the Right Rev. Prelate should embody them in a new bill, and the house could decide which it would prefer. Lord ...

... SERIOUS DAMAGE TO KINGSTON COTTOX MILL.-NARROW ESCAPE I I n ?? s .1 4.A On Friday afternoon, a thusnder-stormof unuou,,l Violence broke over Hull, causing serious damage to the chimney of the Kingston Cotton Mill, ?? as our readers are doubtless aware, is the higbes; in Hll. Beyond this, we believe, no serious injlru to property was occasioned in this town. The firt thunder clap, which ...

... AND EAST RIDING TIMES. REGlSTL-Rr AT TRP GENTEAL POST OaPIoE FOP TRANSMISSIOw ABROAD, . FRIDAY, JUNE J. |. THE WHIITSUNTIDE RECESS. IT cannot be denied that the House of Commons has fairly earned its Whitsuntide holiday. And, indeed, however rejoicedcall of us -who are not professional agitators must he to see the question which, for a dozen years past, has been the'chief hindrance to useful ...