... 6ocal fihtttltignce. DDRoxvNED.-The body of a man, supposed to be a sailor, was seen floating down the Harbour near Old South-end, at noon on Saturday. A Tope was fast- 'ened round it and it was towed to the, Cor- poration pier, where- it wwas taken out of the: water. It was then taken to the detdd-house. It ap- pears to have be'n'in the water about three weeks and is the body of a man. about ...

... ' PIMITIVE METHODISE' CON ERENCE. IN i | H. 'IULL.- The half holiday m ovenment wag patronised by be~ the delegates on Saturday, aind the Conference con. per tented itself with a morning citting only. The Rev. ). W. Rowe again presided. Th business was varied. The duty ofexamnining the pledges ofprobationersvw ,ing begun- next, steps were taken to give the po'- th etony to those in the ...

... ?? IN H ODDFELLOWS' ANNlVERSARYIN HULL., The annual dinner of 'the 'Loyal Standard' Lodge of tha3 National Independent Ordet of Oddfellows, No. 456, was celebrated on Wednesday evening at the Globe Hotel, High.streat. Bro. ,quathean Goay,WN.G., presided the duties of the vice-tepir being. ably qiB. charged by Uro.AMiddleton, V.G.; and the compapy, which nuwbered, about ?? Pev ra, visitcra ...

... Tcow MiR hNNL 3TAMR THI. ?? EM==AN7 TEM I lBv- OUROW so aj The - k i whichoks rapi'dly. , pproaching comple- Lion at 1Esrl ?? slipbuilding yard, in Hull, is the object of very coiider'able ifnterest5 clnd num1erou indeed are the aj~plfeauons for permission to inspect this inovel craft, whiolh is de~ignerd on a principle intended to. obvi~L s~eoa-sickness -in the passge across 'the Charnel. : ...

... Give me, above nll other liberties, the liberty to know, to utter, aud to argue freely, according to eonscience.-blxLIow. The promptituade -x ith which the Works Committee liase acted upon the suggestion of a large and influen- tial section of their fellow-ton esmen has earned for them an amount of credit that does not often fall to the share of our modern council ic'rs. To say that this ...

... LOUAL BOARDS. kt Toxawmv.-Tise mntelly. meeting , o this, bsoard was Lans Lr held yesterday moresing. Mi.. Darsle'pireaidedl Aned the Ion other members present were-iMeesaArs.imstrong, Wilson, me] 5~MaChaggarit, and Maithuldr. -Drl.. astrtemeil P ,- otie, repoy~rted that there had been registered dureisg Okla .e te ioth ending the 27th niltinue. two deaths and 14 W., r. births In the district, ...

... | T.; The Trades Congress now moeting at p &e. Sheffield are fortunate in possessing a tl handful -of excellent advisers outside their 13 own special ranks. Mr. George Potter, is Mr. (leorgo Odger, Mr. Alexander Vi4M'Donald, and several other political work-a ing men are very well known, and their o: judgment is ripened by years of experience 13 in agitation. Generally, their counsels b are on ...

... CHILDREN'S CONVAUS8OMT AO1MB AT RHL, Tle annual meefto g of the subscribers the Children's Oonvalescent Home and Seaside Heo- pitad, Bbyl, waskeld at the town hal, Rhytyesterw- day. The Marquis of Westminster presided, and the attendance, whlch was very large, Included Lord Peorhyn, Sir 1L OuxlIffe, Bart, BLP., the dean of St. Asapb, Archdeacon Ffoulkes, Mr. Town- shend Mainwaring, Canou ...

... TilE TIGHBORNE TRIAL. s ?? MIR. HAWRIN&S REPLY, ONE H'UNDRED AND FIFTY-NfliT DAY. b THURSDAY, JANUARY 15. for The triab-at-bar of the QlameZt~to the Tlohbbrne cr baronetcy iand estates was resumed to--day. The aa cor VWa cranmad to suffocation, and several fo members of the Tichborno itimily were amongst the SAO~ audience. ta Wr. Haws~kins comme~nced his address by rejoicing g that the time ...

... H~OSPITAL, SU-DAY,. JN. ! : ! @ bO' OO'0,X , ?? Sunndoy: next, is the day'appointed for simiiltaneous colleetions in the. variodus places of public worship belonging to all denominations in Liverpool, on behalf of wthe-medical charities of the.town. We so recently referred to the progress of the * Hospital Sunday movement, a lnd to. the lprgo increase which has takcen place in the ...

... A I. LATEST GEodAHC E J. J- Cosirw c arctdar.) at Of Osnoxsi, J,&x. 21. Irov out yeaterday afternoon with The tde attended by the Eon. Harriet VipP. of gambridgel attended by Captain B. D~be.Dakod at Osborne. The Lord hanocellor lldwslG t the s=me tima. Dokie s Cambridgedined with the Qxeen, fha d Cbhancellor had also the honour of d her Mlljesty and the royal family. Queen walked and drove ...

... t t SALUS POrUlI LEX STPR1UMA. I .t SU MM AR Y. ; V .L .11 . it . LbJ I DOMESTIC. Yesterday's polling was again disastrous to the liberals. 'Up to our going to press 197 constituencies had elected 265 mem- berB, ot whom 1 G2 were Conservatives and 1243 Liberals. 'The Liberals have gained one seat each at Newry, Stroud, and Abingdon, but against these they have lost two seats at Devonport, one ...