... A YU± idliHE U MAN U>'FAUT'U±L--; A - RHEILMS. I _ .. . , X 1_ .I Writing on the 11th, the same ?? adds: _- mentioned the case of an English emp1o1er of labour in this town, to whom I amn glad to have been Able to be of some little service, and from whom I have in return received the most profuse hospitality and kinds ness. There is really no reason why I should notname I him. The gentleman I ...

... I - E1.PEPRTY IOMMITTE. This committee. met in the Town-hall on Monday, Alderman Bannister occupying the. chair. The sub. committee, had been, considering the application of Lietuen^,t4qlopel, ?? for the Hull Working. SlnsSx lbtow ? 6uidi stand, to ?? arpsas a drill shednud ,the linutes now read contained a motion of ,Alderman' Bryson'., wbiich motion proposed the granting of the application, ...

... I VISIT OF TH E-MPRSSTO THE QUEEN. I - T . . I On Monday afternoon the ?? Eugenie, accompanied by the Prince Imperial and attended by the suite, left Chiselhurst at 1 o'clock on a visit to her Majesty Qneen Victoria, at Windsor Castle. The ?? and her party drove to the Bickley station of the London, Chatham, and Dover Rail. way, where a special train awaited them. They reached Clapham Junction ...

... Local f = It I; xi~t l~tlt:.~ ; . SUDDES DEavM.-Od Mondawy Elizabeth 13oleoyd, aged 89 years, an inmate oE the Trinity Heusellos. pital, Carr-lane,was taken suddenly ill, and 6ied on the following day. FSE.-A1bout three o'clock on Tuesday afternooI .some cinders fell from the fireplace in the stoviug- room of the premises of hli E. J. Burbanir, 'ieither merclant, 'EKiniber-streAt, and ignited ...

... Mzxttitt News+ I Lul ate( BEVERLEY, but EAST RIDING CiaAieERR OF AGRICULTRuii.-Tbe to 1 monthly meeting of the members of this chamber tha was held at the.Globe Inn, on Saturday, Mr W. of. .Bainton, of Beverley Parks, the vice-president, in 'PI the chair. After the minutes of the previous Ju meeting had been read and confirmed, the secretary dies (Mr Tom Turner) read a report from a joint c rn ...

... OPENINGOFANEW PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL., I . w -I An event of considerable interest to r large and influential body of Primitive Methoi EHull was celebrated on Wednesday last, when a magnificent new chapel, which has been erected on the Anlab road, was opened for public worship; Already several handsome chapels have been built for the accommodation of the increasing number of members of the ...

... I I LOCAL HISTORYI k |TEMARPJEHES into the HISTORY of WEl/rPo ife and its NEIGHBOURHOOD, with afewP~eman;ks; y' Chiefly of an Antiquarian Nature, about sore Adja- bent Ploews in Yorkshiie, and about the Yorkshire es Language. Printed for Private Circulation amongst as bin Friends and Neighbours. By THOMAS; he THOMPSON, ?? of Spring Hill, Welton, [SECOND NOTICZ.] he- We last week noticed Mr. ...

... ThE ARCHBISHOP OF YOR. ON H EDUCATION QUESTIO.N. TE The annual meeting of the York Diocesan Society for Promoting the Education of the Poor in the Principles of the Church of England was held on Tuesday, at York; the Archbishop of York in the chair. A report read stated that the total number of students who came into residence at the commencement of the present year was 62, or an advance of ...

... I DISTRI.CT INTELLIGENCE. yh EASTRIDING BEVERLEY itW GAT . a OLICE, Saturday..(-Before R. Buao, Es).-Richard Wood, Ar gaiargekdp toth Rev D Ferguson, of Wligon, ~~ was charged wi~th assaultitig by striking aeSoffle, ,rm in the Eaml service on the 23rd inst. Defendant he adniitteil -that he Pushedhe rdb took pace. her, but nothing further. ) the ?? Bench wibliheld thq conviction' on G ae ...

... ~~ORRESPONDENCE1- CORRESPONDE1NCE. I REVIVAL OF CRICKET IN HULL. TO TEE IDITOB OF THE HULL PACKET. pEAR Sib.-The forthcoming England match pears a favourable opportunity .for asking your aid j- promoting a more general and, consequently, a healthier interest in cricket in Hull. For mauyyears cricket has comparatively languished here, as I believe to the detriment of the true interests of the ...

... TJTHE ELEMENTARY ED UCA i'ION ACT. I TOMTHE EDITOB OF THE 'ULL F ...

... A BRIG RUN DOWN- BY A STEAMER ?? ?? ITldE H.UMB8ER, I . . I A At an, early hour on .Friday morning a collision ..between a steamer and a brig octurred on the Humber, which resulted in the almost instantaneous 10is of the latter vessel and all herncrew, except one. The. vesseiM in collision were this Edina, Captain Gardner4, belonging to the Leith, Hull, 'and Hamburg . Steam Navigation Company, ...