... Lecal Intellfgencf I . Viscount Malon, Mr. Rowland Winn, and Sir James Elphiustone, have been appointed Lords of the Treasury. WIARINE: EOINESRING.-Mr. N. E. Pegden has passed his examination as second-class engineer, being the first passing at this port under the new regulations. LOBD HArMOND.-Tuesday's Gazette notifies that Mr. Edmund Hammond has been ?? to the dig. nity of the Peerage, as ...

... M STORY OF THE CONVIOT ORTON. FULL CONFESSION OF HIS BROTHER i C HARLES. ujoiolnedisaln abridged version of a confession lii in regard to the recent Tichborne imposture, pur. Li Porting to have been made by Charles Orton, and S at published in the Dailu Telegraph of Tuesday :- pi At about U inatmas time ot 1866, I was keeping I a small butcher's shop in Hermitage street. Three te or four ...

... -HITLL LDCAL BOARD. Yesterday a meeting of the Council, acting as the Local Board and Urban Sanitary Authority, was held at the Town Hall, the Mayor presiding. There were also present the ex-Mayor, Aldermen Atkinson, Abbey, Ellison, Lambert, Fountain, MKayfield. Chap- man, and Dowsing; Councillcra Collinson, William- sor, Cohen. Easterby, Larard, l:'arrott, Woodhouse, Bellamny, Jackson, ...

... (xveiponbenvc. THE REAL PRESENCE. 1 TO THE EDITOR 'O THE HULL PACKE.'I SIR,-It has always seemed to me that this in no matter of theory, or dogma, or argument, but a miatter of fact. Surely we havenot come to distrust ,or senses in that which admits of the most thorough scrutiny, the most searching examination, chemical and microscopical. One stands aghast that sensible men can waste words ...

... TaEs iUSS vF 'iJJ CAMBRIDGE. . The Board of Trade Enquiry into the loss of this 'vessel was resumed on Saturday, when Peter Nelson, able seaman, said he remembered the lifeboat being carried away on Monday morning, and the crew went to the chart.houde and asked the captain what he was going to do with the ship? The captain said there was no danger. the water at that time was running through ...

... Ftr MuttA 2a2t1 . FRIDAY, MAY X2,1874. LAST week we afforded 'what we may per- haps term without offence a ritualistic cor- respondent, an opportunity of laying before 1 the public his views upon some of the doctrines and practices of the Church of England. This week the other side is repre. seated; and while pursuing this course we desire it to be understood by both sides that it is not our ...

... MARRIAGE OF SIR TATTON SYVES. A . 1 Ad I . .. - . __I At Westminster Abbey, on Monday morning, by spe. Lr cial lioence, Sir Tatton Sykes, Bart., of Stedmere, Malton, Yorkshire, was married to Miss Jessica Anne l' Christine, Cavendish Bentinck, daughter of Mr. George 1' Cavendish Bentinck, MP. for Whitehaven. The wed- e, ding ceremony, taking place as it did in Westminster Abbey, was the most ...

... I- i fatz laneous. An officer hab hetsn Stationed at Leith to men from being vwinled by crinmps. Prnte1 A Tichborne Mtelente Assocftian- has been for ?? and district. e o e n, Soup kitchens are being established in the De=n to relieve the distress of the Imen on strike ret A woman named Martha Goodaine lhs been i, Leeds by falling doenstats. '01'J ohi 'ii-igt htii accepted the inyih - ...

... 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. : ...