... 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 ...

... :. THE-RECENT STORM. - ' ?? I . , i L' ; .I. I 1 . ' 'j I . a ; Since. Fridiy. night, a euccession. .df violent gales I have swepti round. the 'oasts, causing great destine- ?? tion to -property, ad many:shipping iasualties are I reportecldJ:. ?? ?? ' ?? ?? Twvo.vessels were lost in the Ch-annel, and in bne case, that of a brig, supposed to be' the Sarah, of Whotehave6, i'hi6h fouihdeired ...

... .1 . I Cort or gulf. 1, , if I.:. I . 1 i . I ?? t c I INSJECTIo N OF THE, H1TL R1iE ,vOLJ- - TEERS. , TO TWii; EDITOR OF THE MULL PACKV1. Sun~-l ,- i t ask s6ace ag ain iD ydiur olumn%43 appeal toto -egentlemoen whoa*ve members of my corps in tl r . in ploy, togranpt them leave ooday0; Ath Aug'- aci appear .on(4he' annual inspeotio0 parade. i Xl v l qun rementt as ti biendanee are dra*n ...

... The General Chapel Committee assembled on Monday, at Newcastle, when the report stated that sanction had been, given for the erection of one hun- dred and thirbytfive new chapels, at a cost of £218,462, and afford additional accommodation for thirty-live thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight sittings. The proposed outlay shows a net increase of £17,260, and is the largest outlay sanctioned in ...

... S?h?eUanc?xuz. Count Ladislaus Zainoyski is dead. Steam cultivation is making rapid progress in Germany. Urgent demands for labour are still being received from New Zealand. Brigham Young, the Mormon chief, is rep irted to be in very feeble health. Four persons were injured in a railway collision which occurred on Tuesday near Leeds. Tiie death is reported of Daoud Pasha, the Minister of ...

... BvY Af AMrATEuR. TRAmsr. Now that the timne is fast approaching when the question is being discussed, Where, and how to spend the holidays ? the following account of a day's tramp in Yorkshire, which is taken from our rough diary, may prowe interesting to your readers. We can furnish others equally, if not more, interesting, but our advice] is, ' Try it. August 1oth, 1872, 6 a.m. Wash, ...

... ?? .3D Wt-rict xcb3,$. ALFORD. QUEEN ELIZABETH'S GRAMMAR SCHOOLThe annual public examination of the 'pupils attendiog tbis well-conducted school took place on Friday last. The schoolroom was appropriately decorated for the occasion with flowers and-evergreens, interspersed with mottoes, and a large uuimber of the friends of the pupils assembled to hear the report of the examiners, and to ...

... 'Re ( 4burc4, Dr. Mitchinson was, on Tuesday, ?? of Barbadoes in Canterbury Cathedral. It was the Festival of St. John the Baptist. The.Aruhbishop of York has instituted the Rev. C. M. Pymna to the vicarage of Cherry Burton, near Beverley. The. Mexican press urges that military protection should be afforded to the Protestant clergy, in cogse. quence of the attacks to which they are subjected ...

... ROYAL YORKSE1RE YeAUCT CLUB REGATTA. There are few events that are looked forward to with more pleasurable anticipation than the annual contests which take place on the Humber in connection with this admirably organised club. Fhough, necessarily, a river match is destitute of much of the brilliancy and the agreeable associations which surround aquatic diasplays at such places as _Cowes, Ryde, ...

... Gmenral womO NOSE DIVING-BELL FATALrrM. On Monday night a melancholy and fatal occur- rence took place in Shields harbour. Three River Tyne Commissioners' divers,'named George Brown and his brother, with another man named Holt, were engaged with a diving bell in examining some E buoy chains on the south side of the harbour, when I by some means the bell suddenly capsised. George Brown was ...

... FRItD 1 2tkd | IRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1873. IRISH UNIVERSITY EDUOATION. . IN our last impression we commented on ia in the proposed measure of Mr. GLADSTONE for til the advancement of learning in Ireland. th We gave him credit for the ingenuity evinced to in his speech when introducing the Bill, but to a further and careful study of its prvisions tb Ihas made upon us a most unfavourable im- of ...

... L&oca1 utatuigenci I al LITERARY AND PHILOSOPHICAL SOOIpTY..At is the Royal lnstitttion, on Satrday afternoon, Mr. h- R, M. Craven will continue his lectures on the ly CI Human Frame. POST-oFrICE NOTICES.,-Oa and from the 1st of a, September letters, &o., for Nottingham and Leicee- Ie ter posted at the chief office before 10 a.m., late fee Df 10.10, will be delivered in the respective towns ...