... LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH. A meeting of the Local Board of Health and Urban Saaita-y Authority took place at the Town Hall, yesterday, under the presidency of the ex- Mayor ( silde!man Jamneson). Upon the minutes of the Works Committee being brought before the Board for confirmation, AldermAn Willows begged to move their adoption, except so far as concerned the resolution moved by Alderman Abbey, ...

... HIEDON. red DEATH or Diot C&UTLEY.-Tbe usual festive sea. igh son has been disturbed in this neighbourhood, and a he gloom cast over the inhabitants by the sudden death e'r of Mr. J. Cautley, M.D., of Hedon. The sad event or- took place on Monday last, about six o'clock p.m., ex. after an illness of only a few days. On Saturday ,nd last fears first began to be entertained as to the )ed ...

... Diotrict webas. t BEVERLEY. e WILFUYL DAMAGE.-At the East Ridinr Court- house, on Saturday, Thormas'Oliver, of Walkington, c labourer, charged with committing damage to the windows of Williails Thompson, of the siime place, on the bird inst., whilst being ejecte1 from the house, was fined £1, and ordered to bay £1 9s. a damage and costs. r ARAB LzrE.-Seyyd MAstaffa Ben-Ynsaf, the Arab ...

... THE ASHANTER WAR. The &cudard says that the Earopean, which has. nrrived at Southampton, with five marines aul 20. blue jackets Invalided from Cape Coast, also Captai Crease, R:M.A., brings news that Inter- mittent fever in prevalent among the Weat Indian regimenutr. The following offoers will pftoeed In the Steam- phip Nebraska. frorAt Portsmouth, for serlope at the Cold Coast -Staff.surgoon ...

... | OUWnLONDON COR1ESPO N. I I. LowDoir, FRIDAy. There has been verl' 1ttle notice taken here of the royal marriage. The newspapers have pro- ad by the admonition of thel Poll Nanf adgte, and kept their gushlng I within bounds. A few lags havo, boon hoisted, a few ohuroh bells have rung oat spasisiodloslly, and that Is. all. We reserve our loyalty until we can greet the Duchess of Ediabargh ...

... Luv PoPoro LBX SUPrB. , ~I DOMESTIC. A Cabinet Nuncil will be held to- morrow. It -is offleially announced that the mar- riage of the Dluke of EdIinburgh with the Grand Duchess Mario will be celebrated to-morrow. Testerday, the Prime Minister received a deputation representing 400,000 men of the working classes, who desired to urge upon the Government the claims of the working men to the ...

... 'Yesterday, Miss N. Ho, whlst clenng a . window, fen from the fou story of the hongo of her siter, afrulterer In oaotreet Pretors, and was killed. Last evening, a new diorama of Ireland, with musle, dancer, and sketches of Irish character, vwA opened for a short seasoa In the Welington 1all, Camden-street. LvvonrOo. HOSPITAL FOR .CONSMPTION ANY ) DsanAsnS Or TR Q=EST, 0, SOHO-STiIHT.-BePOrt ...

... sop fr. ritepuen - faeoQs.I BALUS =OP'47L1 LEX BVPLEUA. I8 - - 2~~~~~~~ adz -UAR Y -AO SUMMARY DOMESTIC. Lord Derby, speaking yesterday at Man- thester, at the opening meeting of the As- rociation for Promoting Scientific Industryp said that the increase of national wealth meant greater comfort for the poor, better means of education, diminished pauperism, a lengthened average of human life, ...

... THE PROPOSED LIVEWOOi I WATER BILL, ._ , ~~~~~~~. I ,,I _ J.. r It I A spoofsf meeting of the water oommlft was eIletd it yesterday afternoon, nI the publin offlee, for the purpote Rr of recelving.6 deputation from the tiverpool Lend and. II House Ownera'Assoelatton, with referenoce to the propobe! eo nA w wrater bill. Mr. J. I. Wion, ohairkan of the com- r- Le tuittee, presided, and the ...

... OUR LONDON CORRESBONP OE a A ._ mourn A r ginn~ I LomnoN, TaUnSDAY SUNM . N Though the sesdon is so Close at hand there la no lakol political gatherings. There l to bo greabt' political demonstration in Hull On the 27th iwhen, . Slr John Pakington'ond Mr. Ward Huntw gather round Colonel Pease, the horo of the 'recent con- servative victory In that town. The education imeeting at Manchester Is ...

... LICENSED VICTUALLERS' BALL,. I. F. lam ,F The 43rd annual ball of the licenesed victuallers oral of Liverpool, which took place at the town hall last an night, was in every respect a complete success, nch enjoylig as It did the notable patronage of hlis Ing, Worsbip the Mayor (Mr. Alderman Walker), and sich attended as it was by the principal representative men in town. The object of the ball, ...

... FALUS rorPI)I inX SUPREMA. DOMESTIC. The Queen holds a council to-day, when a proclamation dissolving Parliament will be issued. The new Parliament will meet on Match 5. Mr. Disraeli has issued an address to the electors of Buckinghamshire, in which he says he finds nothing definite in Mr. Glad- stone's address as to the policy the latter would pursue, except that, having aprospect of a large ...