... BEVERLEY. OFFICIAL INVESTIGATION AT THE BEVERLEY UNION.-This week Mr Farnall, the inspector appryoved by the Poor-law Board, has attended at tile Union Workhouse, to investigate the charges brought against the master andmatron, Mrand Mrs Shxives, by the guardians. A mass of evidence was laid before the inspector respecting the internal management of the house, the negligence of the master, his ...

... LEEDS, AUGUST 8, 1868. The foreman and moen bers of the Grand Jury I ave blnded over to the Leods Infirmary £10 lOs., and to the Leeds Con valescent Home Li5 6s., iu aid of the fuods of those institutions. The Mayor entertained the Grand Jury at dhinner onl Tuedsly, aid the Judges, High Sheriff, &o., on 'IitrEdny evening. LvEDS TOvN COUNCIL,-A qratrterly meeting of this Council will be held ...

... THE 'WESLEYAN CONFEREENCE. Liviauwoon, Fridlay. The applications ftr. h1ome Lcvi,3jwieooaV Frid al] dlisersied ot this niorning. About 70 wuiaiionariss ares gral!ed i y the T resent (Conference, A ?? has bein sppurieted to Malta to labour among the WVBaleyana in b3th i,1 psi tnietll of 're service, At Malta ther-i are In LYi' N'yedleyatso both ill the arnir ad( nuavy. Tna authorities at Millia ...

... Ie T -7 - LNEWS |IIEUTEi4 Et.EGfa&iUS | FlRANCE. PArs.r, Ari7. 12, Evrnaing. (a Friay. the Eorppror will bold a review of the ,t;cnl UOuar ?? Army of Paris inl tao Tailorios the Place de la Concorde, atnd tho Ch aap3 PRUSSTA. THE DUKE OF EDINBURG(I, BE11LIN, Aug. 1-2. I I; oyrl i ?? the Duko of Edinburgh arrvvoa *-s ,,,joy at Pvotsdam. & gratd soire3 will lbe given in his honour this evening g ...

... LPEDS.-Mr. Overend, Q.C., has again declined the :uvitation of the Conservatives to become a candidate for the representation of this borough. 1nAxaloa11D.--At the meeting in Great Horton Ward, on Monday evening, to hear an adaress from Mr. H. W. Ripley, the chair was occupied by Mr. Couneillor Snowden, and it is due to that gentleman to state that he no' ?? to the chair by a large mejority of ...

... LEEDS.-A Nrw CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE.- Mr. W. St. James Wheelhouse, barrister, has come forward in the Conservative interest as a candidate for Leeds, at the request, he says, of more than one deputation of his fellow-townsmen. His address was published on Saturday, and he declares himself a supporter of the Governmeut. BRALFORD.-On S~aturday afteronoon, Mr. MialL addressed a niceting of the ...

... | THE CONSERVATITE ADDRESSES. I I (ntoiffivi AE kULL MO GIN TIbiS.) THE addresses of the, two Conservative candidates for th6 representation of Hull appear in our advertising columns, and we believe we are right in assuming that copies of them have been sent to every elector of the borough. It cannot, therefore, be said that Mr. ATRINSON and. Mr. BAXTER shun e;publicity, nor indeed have teicy ...

... A;NN CAL INmdIOF TiH Em RIFLE t CORPSF. 'Tis not many weeksy since the Hull Rifle Corpsr, more properly, the First, East York Volunteer Rife6 Corps-had reason to think that they would not again have their 'aninud, inspection on thie spacious lawnr of I lHesslewood, Thanks, however,-to the deep interest which their excellent Lieutenant-Colonel has always taken in the corps, he was prompted, by ...

... I I I - OnWednesdaya numerously-attended meeting of the above committee was held at the Town-hall, under the chairmanship of the Hon. Admiral Duncombe, M.P. There were present: Aldermen Atkinson, Bannister, Loft, Lumsden, and Fountain; Captain Cato, R. N. ; Captain Allyen, R.N. ; Mr. W. Brown, Mr. A. Atkin- son, Mr. Councillor Mosely, Mr. W. Longstaffe, Mr. E. Wallis, Mr. Josh. Newham, Mr. E. ...

... I L ECIKOXN;R=NG I19M HULLT. I The present week has not been without its special feature, in a political Pense. The Lilberals made a great effort at its commencement, prior to leaving the working men, and the electors generally, to the attention of Mr. Atkinson, who has made up for the absence of Mr. Baxter by'quietly, but assiduously, prosecuting the work of bringing before the working ...

... ELECTION LINTELLIG EA -CU. MR. CHILDERS, M.P., AND EHS CONSTITUENTS. Last night Mr. . Cl. E. Childerq, MA, Paddressed a meeting of his constituents in the West I;diug Court- house, Pontefract. Lr. GEo. G;ui'nE occupied the chair, and introduced the Hon. Genltlemlan, remarkilig that hoe bed made his way in the House of Cousmons as tew mass had done. Mr. Childers was an ornament to ths contsti- ...

... - - - : = -- = -- : D -- : - 7NCREASE OF INSANITY AMONG THE POOR. (From tie London Review.) That insanity is largely on thel increase amongq our Vaicoer classes has long been admitted by those who hille sp~ tiaily directed their attention to the eubjec!, aed there Is much in the recently publi-hed Report of the Commissioners in Luncy, despite ite lamentably defective Etfttistics anid decided ...