... IL a' PRUSSIA AND DENMARK. ek BERLI.N, July 25.-The reply of the Danish Id Government to the last Prussian note upon the er North-Schleswig question is to this effect :-In the mat matter of guarantees asked for by Prussia, Denmark he has not been able to recede from the point she has a hitherto maintained. The Danish laws being liberal, secure equal rights to all subjects of the State, and ed ...

... eb a cuuli wtutt A)ND EAST RIDING TIMES. REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST-OFFICE FOR TRANSAussIo-x ABROAD. FRIDAY, JULY 26. WHO IS TO HA4E THE MONEY? WHEN so much has been said already upon the controversy between the Town Council and the, Justices as to the disposal of the fees received in the Police-court, it may seem need- less to some of our readers to dwell upon it at any length nou. And, ...

... ' 1OCAL INTELLIGENCE. l THi NEw BUILDING SOcIETs.-Many parties are taking shares in the Globe, now being formed, and the directors have promises of a considerable amount in the shape of deposit money. Altogether the now society promises remarkably well. DiSTraBUTION OF TMSE DIANA FUND.-On Monday, at noon, Alderman Lumsden and Mr. Smith, late surgeon of the Diam, attended at the Sailors' Insti- ...

... MISS A.NDERSON'S BENEFIT AT THE THEATRE ROYAL. WE beg to remind our readers that to-night this accomplished and charming young lady takes a complimentary benefit. Apart from her undoubted claims an artiste of grace and talent, she is one of Ourselves, as she was born within a short distance of Hull, and we are glad to claim her as a townswoman vf whom we may be safely proud. We have had an ...

... I MYSTERIOUi OqUQRRENCE AT CHEUMS. LI - - t FORD. , Considerable excitement was created at Chelms- ford on Monday by the report that the dead body of a young woman had been found in a field near Rainsford-end, under circumstances which seem to point to the conclusion that death had been caused by violence. The name of the deceased was Ann Collis, twenty-five. years of age. She was cook in the ...

... ' HOUSE OF COMMONS,1!'RV= , j The SPrxiKuR took.the chair shortly after twelve o'clock. TIE lDESTRXUCTION OV THE ME3RVI.AI-. Mr HEADLAM called attention to he papers which had been laid oil the table concerning the de- struction of the ship Mermaid by a shot from a Spanish fort,'and moved thatt-& humble address be presented to her Majesty, stating that in the opinion of this House the demand ...

... . FAREWELL BANQUET TO THE REVS. HE G. KINNEAR, G. 0. BROWNE, AN D G. GURNHILL. '-At-th-e'Aiandra Hotel, Hornsea, on Mondayafter- i.oon, -a complimentary farewell banquet was given to the Revs, H. G. Kinnear, G. 0. Browne, and G. 'Gurnhilllon the occasion of their relmquishingtheil cures in connection with Holy Trinity Church. There was a large gathering, aunibering about one hundred, mainly ...

... I DREADFUL TRAGEDY AT LESIMEOUSE. A shocking and mysterious occurrence has taken place at Limehouse. It appears that at five o'clock on Wednesday morning a young man named Wil- liam Deen ran out of a small house called Temper- ance Cottage, North-street, Limehouse, and a police- man, Bermester, 158 K, and told him that a young woman had tried to cut a young man's throat. The police-constable ...

... BIRMINGHAM AND COVENTRY ELECTIONS. The proceedings at the Birminghtm nomination on Monday were characterised by more than the average violence and disorder peculiar to such , gatherings. The clamour was deafening and un- ceasing, and, at short- intervals, the proceedings l were enlivened by pitched battles in different parts L of the hall between the partisans of the rival candidates, and ...

... Lese An ordinary meeting of the Hull Board of Health ree- was held in the council chamber yesterday after. 4ay noon. In the absence of the Mayor and ex-Mayori, 1st, Alderman Gresham, being the senior alderman, d was voted to the chair. The attendance of members ted was only meagre. . tLEVYIG Or R&TES. r of A highway rate of eightpence in the pound Was diB- laid upon the rateable property in ...

... OPENING OF A NEW ORGAN AT SPRING. I ~~BANK CHAPEL. icy W-eOn Friday evening the pleasing ceremony of open- ed ing a new organ was gone through by J. Rogers, ly Esq., the celebrated organist, of Doncaster, at the g- Jabilee Primitive Methodist Chapel, Spring-bank. )W The instrument, which has cost ;£250, reflects great en credit upon the builders, our townsmen, Messrs. ve Forster and Andrews. ...

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