... matters affecting the well- being of Holderness and its inhabitants, more especially the town of St. Patrick. I am not about to speak of the kind ?? reception be received there, on a balmy day in June last, at the hands of the amiable gentlemen, further ...

... gentt1' 1ki be presesit to ask questions of the iieiiibeia ri. Caiptain Kirwan hail not the light, not being l r; ri of Hull to sp~eak on thlat platform, hilt iii the '9 fair play he gave Isim tlhe requisod l~e lisiil Chanupion of Home Ilulc thein stepped fol^n'l ...

... made my eyes quite well. I shall recommend it to every- body I know, for I am sure it is a good thbag for the, eyes, for I speak as I find ?? truly, G. C. BDmcme, I3te of the Tower Areas, Lench-street, Birminghain. i Sir,- have much pleasure in testifying ...

... by the s.s. Rollo last Saturday week'; that he had been in the 1 HuiWork-house 'five days'; and that the reason lie could speak English so well vwas that his mother wvas an English woman. He was remanded until Friday. I SassIAR.Y 'COMMITIEa-The fortnigrhtly ...

... They talked about the deaths annually through drink. Sixty or seventy thousand deaths a year or, as a man .well qualified to speak on the point said iO,000. But L take the mininum of 60,000 deaths ;t Men, women, I and children-slain last year. WhE , they ...

... Blollifig, &c.2 Red',' Siiaked, Drab and an( 4BWied G;Fqs Tubings, at 0. HI LVNNABD'S, 8, :St. cat Jq1ns'-street, Hull. NB.-Speaking Tubes, Gardet Wi Hs; :Wagon, Stack, and R uly Covers, &c. 47 - RACROFTF.ARECA NUT TOOTH .PASTE.- :Byusing this delicious ...

... is 'was practised. Thzly'last Tuesday they received a is letter fronr the Incumbent and' chnrchwardens of ie Christ Church speaking in the most flattering terms id of the conduct of the boys who attended the church, e and asking that some of them might ...

... Perhaps after this, and should the frost return, Mr. PEASEGOOD'S activities may be sharpened in a very much needed direcntin. Speaking of Christmastide, there ?? other pre- monitory signs of the advent of the festive season than a premature snow-sisower, ana ...

... millions of spirit aisl m~alt dones, and liceuces, In the face of such facts ' he doubted if it was in the ?? degrie fair to speak of the mqnstrous oppression of the masses in the presont state of taxation. Apd when it a8s vemerbcxred that our population ...

... dsy, it rfe with the water supply of h*dfter some discussion, in which it was ruled that tr. WV P. Garbuti, who wisead to speak, could not do se behs a shareholder in tbo company in question, the minutes were passed, it being understood that the posal ...

... its proper name- The Religious Tract Society; He informed the meeting that the society was founded in 1799, and went on to speak of the noble work it was doing in Xsia and Europe. Hie remarks were highly interesting, and were listened to throughout with ...

... York correspondent telegraphs that it is-known that the President is desirous of a war with Spain, against which country he speaks so strongly in his message. ' Prince von Bismarck has informed the Gerinan Parlia- ment that the Government wish to cancel ...