... : I ?? , - I I . , . - : V E c5t r i tt, ? F I ? I I : .. r - hith her SIXtt EAst YoRK AETILLER; VOLDXTETSS.The o 'annumal dinner of this battery took place in the Corn Sih ?? on Thursday, last night. of E g A SAVA1E IN THE STREgTS AT. MrDaanSnaO'.0n in' Monday a man named Thomas Mcquiro was corn- eas. mitted to prison for six weeks for wholesale asasaults was On men, women, and children in ...

... On Tuesday evening a meeting, of the Hull Guar- dians took place, at. the Parochial Offices, Posteregate, with reference to the subject of the paupers' ChOribmas beer. The chair was occupied by Mr. W. Adams, and there were present nearly twenty of the guardians. The Chairman observed that they were aware that a resolution was abeat to be proposed at the no.st Board meeting, that the 36-gallon ...

... Elertion anb Valithat. e LiBEnA~iirJ IN SHEHflufpI.-The 15th inst. has been ir chosen for the opening meeting of the leethfeld Liberal nAssociatiou. Lord Hartington and Mr. Stansfeld are id among those who have promised to be present. d ILlESS OF MR. Blss, M.P.-Mr. Jiass, MT., is ge lying seriously ill at his country residence at Burton- s on-Trent, having been attacked by bronchitis, to which ...

... Ebt ?Intl Vacktt. - U v l - I THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1875. CHRISTMAS. ONcE more the season of merrie Christmas is amiongst us, and we welcome its presence with a sense of cheerful and glorious congratulation. It is a time when Englishmen especially look around them and balance up their books, previously to enteringa upon the round of gaieties which are inseparable from this period of the ...

... ffaveign iludligrilve. FRANCE. SHOCKING MuaeDEB.-Some shocking disclosures have just been made at Perigueux, in the south of France, which will shortly form the subject of in- vestigation before the local courts. It appears that I one Garrigues, a rich peasant of the village of St. I Julien, Lampon, was ambitious that his only son should become a doctor, and almost ruined himself by I I ...

... At the meeting of the Waterworks Committee, on Monday last, Mr. D. Maxwell, the engineer, presented a comprehensive report as to the present position of the Hull Wateiworks. The engineer, in his report, said at the commencement of a new municipal year, it might be advisable for him to report to the committee, firstly, as to the present position and economy of the waterworks; and secondly, ...

... ANNUAL MEETING OF THE PORT OF HULL SOCIETY. a The annual mneeting of the above society took place ab the Sailors' Institute, on Tuesday evening. 'uhere Seas a moderate attendance, the chairbeing ocdiulpied by Captain Eriiger. There were alsc opisl the ?? Mr. Dale Brown, Mr. T. Haller, Mr. 3. Scieten, e Mr. AV, Slierrall, and others. The ?? wvere opelled wvith singing and prayer, after which Mr ...

... SOCIETY: FOR THE P'IOPAG-AION OF T IE On Sunday the aulnmdal sermons on belhalf of the Hull atuxihliary to the above society were Preached in Hull at eleven churches. On Monday evening the annual meeting was held iii the Public Rooms, there being a large attendance, 1lr. (. H. Wilson,4 presiding. The 1ev. ?? WV. 1(ENNION read the annual report, which showeed the conitributions of the ...

... Earat Ruttlligcna. ROYA&L INSTITUTION.-On Saturday, at three o'clock, the 11ev. G. C. Dickinson, M.A, will give Eome read- ings from Shakespeare, hc. YORnSHIRE UNION OF MIECHANICS' INSTITUTES.- The Duke of Devonshire has kindly consented to pre- side at the Whitsuntide anniversary to be held next year at Sheffield. LODGE TEA.-The annual tea and concert of the J. S. Easterby lodge of Free ...

... ,SIR JOHN D. ASTLEY, BART., MeP. AND HIS CONSTITUENTS. I . . , ,, _ I 1 Lt At the Louth Christmas Fat Stock Show, on n Friday, the toast of The C'ounty Members was- k received with nhbounded enthusiasm. tl Sir JoHN D. ASTraEr, Bart., M.P., who, on rising to n respond, was greeted with loud and prolorged cheer- ting, said: It is a great pleasure to me, I can assure nyou, to come down here ...

... . THE IVANA{GEIENT OF TRE HULL ; GENERAL INFIRM URY. ZATPORTANT AlEETING OF THE GOVERNORS. A mnecting of the governors of this institutioll was hield on Wedinesdlay, in the convidlesce5nt ward. for the purpose Of. taking into coccideratiosi certain Illmastires whdch bad been suggested for the future managemlent ?? the fturds, kc. Amongst those present we observed -The Matyor (Dr. Xing). the ?? ...

... LOCAL GOSSIP. SD, a Ve all other liberties, the liberty to know, to Tr Utter, n' an,; treely, accordicg to conseienge.-MILrTOr. the ma After ZMC exciting events of last week a sudden res be] d1lness see': to have settled upon the town. JAdC Me TORI 1, iSappeared, and all clue to his where- wiv ?? l a-,ell shut out by the succession of fogs un anI da'. e lleb, has followed in his wake. The tio ...