... D[)16TRICT liNTELLIG EN CE. I _ ?? ?? aof BEVEtUEY. ,ered. EAST RIDING CHAMBER OF AGRICLTLTURE.-The 'ealVy tero ntuly meeting Of tkiS Chamitber Was held at the icia- Offices or thle association, Newbegin, Beverley, on a to Saturday last. Lord Hinthama, the president, occu- )r in pied the chair. Alter thle Luinutest of the preceding inch mneeting had Ireen read and confirmed, a discussion Mild ...

... I I Her Majesty on Saturday paid her fourth state visit to the city, the first since the death of the Prince Consort, and her public appearance amongst hier subjects was welcomed with the most enthu- siastic dumonstratious of loyalty. The occasion was the opening of two important works, which have beell completed at enormous expense under the diretion of tee City Corporation-viz,, the new ...

... e~ The following extract is from the money article of the New York Journal of Comnmorce of the 3rd November ?? We would not train the boy to any mercantile buiness,as that department is alreadyovercrowded by the boys who are brought up to look down on .manual labeu and to aim at a clerkship as the only fit employment for dainty persons who dislike dirty work. The sense of this is applicable ...

... I BIRNREAD GUARDIANS. The fortnightly meeting of this board wao held yesterday at the relieving offlees, Birkenhead, Mr. Thomas Evans in tho chair, and the other mem- hberspresentwereLieutencant-ColonelKing, Messr. S. Ledward, HIenderaon, Legge, TeaSealtf, Stokes, .Jnkeon, Glover, Shield, and Woodcook.-Mr. Redding5 the maoter, reported the number of paupers in the workhouse on the 18th ...

... ITHE OVER-MEASURE SYSTEM THE IN BEER. .I.Ls .v MEETING OF BREWERS & PUBLICANES. Yesterday afternoon, a meeting of brewers, spirit merchants, licensed victuallers, and beer- seller was held in the Concert Hall, Lord Nelson- street, for the purpose of adopting means for the suppression of the system of giving over-meassre in beer. The chair was taken by Mr. Thomas Mille, president of the ...

... In our last circular we expressed the opinion that our cotton market had reached about iti bottom, and that a more extensive business both here and at Manchester was obvioats-an anticipation which we are glad to say has been verified by the operations of the pastmonth. The deliveries to the trade have been 187,830 bales for the four weeks, against 120,390 balt during September. Business in ...

... An adjourned meeting of the Conservative party wa held yesterday for ?? purpose of determining who should be nominated as mayor of the borough for the ensuing year. On the previous day, the names of Mr. Alderman Hubback, Mr. Counolilor James Bland, and Mr. Counoillor E. Samuelson were mentioned; but there was a decided feeling in favonr of hi}. Hubback, who has siuce accepted the mayoralty. It ...

... I BIBKENHEADCOMMISSIONERS Thefirst meeting of this board after the annual election was held yesterday, at the commisgioners' offices, Hamilton-sqlare, the members present being Meeers. Mills, Harrison, Taylor, J. baird, jun., Aspinali, HEnderson, Brattan. Deakiti, Evans, Fo. Thompson, J. Thompson, Williamson, Hlope, Walker, Wigan, Worrall, Sidley, Poole, Forrest, and Derbyshire. APPOINTMENT OF ...

... AN ESCAPED TRAIN. Two somewhat alarming railway acoidents took place in Lanarkehire on Tuesday morning. The e most serious of the two occurred near Morningside, a little mining village on the North British Rail- t way, and was caused by a mineral train running e into a passenger train, which had just left 1 Morningside for Edinburgh. The engine of I the Edinburgh train was travelling tender ...

... A DUEL BETWEEN TWO IRISH ?? ; A Etrange story reaches us from our Liverpool correspon- so: fdenti But after all, when one remembersewhothe principals are, the story is neither singular nor extraordinary. Two ha members of the House of Commons engaged to fight a duel Pr at Boulogne! Why, the very suggestion of such a thing de provokee n smile. Time was, and not so very long ago, a when English ...

... TVHURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1869. I- .- -. The evening meeting of the Aberystwith con- ference was a worthy sequel to that which took place in the morning. The chief speakers were Yessrs. RioHAED, MORLEY, and RICHARDS, and the burden of the speeches consisted for the most c part in a painful iteration of exploded calumnies. t The cases of alleged intimidation adduced were s simply those brought ...

... SECuJ;SD EDITION. ] f . U'AP M Wxs-raa TMILn Omeyws O~4 A *.V F-1ZIGHTFUL COLLIERY EXPLOSION AT WiAAN. GREAT LOSS OF LIFE. ?? l EreiL rLotiAn.) VIGATNK N MOANDAY NlNwr. t.k th) i a;tron aat e10011 t fearful oxplo- fjjio of fi-dt da to' t place at No- o5 pit, Moss Hall Col Couinalst's C( tdliritos, PieAt Bridge, iti iteal e aboixt ther ini ile ''rton 3.Yan. Thu h shaft of thi pt-c p which has ...