... FUNERAL OF THE LATE JOHN HETX, ESwO OF BRIGG. On Friday last the mortal remains of this muich;' respected gentleman were interred in the quiet and pus: turesque cemetery of Wrawby-cunm.Brigg. The body came by trairifrob London via Betford at one shortly afterwaids the funeral cortte started from ti4e kailway-station in the 'following ?? rnd- assistants; Heas'se, containing the body; Pall ...

... WATERLOO LOCAL BOARD. Mr. H. H. Wilson presided at the usual monthly meeting of this board, which was held last night, at the town hall, Waterloo. The other members present were Messrs. J. Haddock, J. Lister, jut.s, T. Blissett, B. Gibson, and H. Roberts. It seemed, from the report of the medical officer of health, that there had beetn registered ill the district during the nonth ending ...

... ?? ~- 1 -; r->TEST 1 ASPA ,cUGAI'1IC NEWS Ad Fap 7'ha Pqj,3 COURT, &o; I pWINDS CASTLE. DEC. 4. h * elxrc Beatrice walked out v91eon aud her Majesty, with her vt t 55ied out thin morning ?? d 5rrrved *t the Cestle yesterday, cneil to-day at one o'clock, L. V5ret~tfI ii. ?? Leopold, the .eptrO. ?? the Dake of V a ?? SDndon. Mr. dn c9ri the cotunoil, was in oi O ichmond and Gordon r' I pue 31. ...

... A NEW vocalist, says the OfiMsical World of the 16th ult., of great promise and exceptional claims to consideration, is about to appear at Her Majesty's 'Theatre. Mdlle. Ambre is by birth an African, having first seen the light at Oran, in Algiers. Her parents belonged to a distinguished Moorish family, and were highly regarded in the Court of the late Emperor of Morocco. Both were ...

... AF THE I ruN . W e [MrSTIER OF 'I3iE 1IIHILL MEN, CRITICAL POSITION OF BROWSTE'S FORCES. THE BRITISH COlMMUNICA- TIONS CUT. OFFICIAL DESPATCHES FROM THE, VICEROY. London, Sunday. The following telegram has been sent from the India Office for publiction: - FFrom Viceroy. Lahore, November 30. Ameer reported to have withdrawn treasure and ammunition from Jellalabad, reconbaiecauces, ...

... SIR W. LAWSON, M.P., AND MAJOR I O'OORMAN, 'MP. TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREMl..N. Springfield, Waterford, December 2nd. SIB-I BhOuld be much obliged by your having the gooruess to publish the enclosed true copy of a correspondence between Sir Wilfrid Lawson, Bart., A.P,, and myself.--I have the honour to be, sir, your most obedient, bumble servanlt, PURCELL O'GORMAN, M.P.- Springfield, Waterford, ...

... I THE PRICE OF MEALT. ' o THE1 DI'IOR OF Tim Pnmu. Sin-Will you kindly allow me poe In yoeW useful iotirnal to addreas tL few remarks in tplij to the letter of An Irish Farmer,' publl'hed in your paper of the 29th ult., in reply to one of mise on. the above subject, to w)ich y6u kindly give publifty in your paper of 23rd t This gesitlein finds fault with na f wrliting under a= snrh moua ...

... OPTENIING OF PARLIAMENT. U HOUSE F01 LORDS, THURSD,,1Y, December 5. 'lie sixti Sessioi of the ninitb Parliament of the C Quaei' was openiedon ?? Iy Commission. After tile usual fortililities the Itoyal Commission for the openiiig of Psrliainent was then read by Mir. Bethill, one of' the clerks; ansd The Lord Chancellor read the following Royal Speechl- Myl3i Lords and Genitlemen,- ( ?? regret ...

... IVOIM ANID WAQHS. OLDHAM. 30,000 OPRERATIVG t; QN 5TRT)IB. There are now one hundred and thirty mills stopped in Oldhapa, in Consleqguence of the strike, and the number of operatives now ?? will be about 30,000. The state of things is very quiet4n the town, the streets presenting ?? Unusual DCe3su ot exoibetnent, although largo numbers of the operatives are valtiingaabout. The boards of ...

... I?'NJUJliES '10 RAILWAY ,SEiVANTS. I X I I I a : . I . _- - .- . - I act The Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants has rity prepared the lollowing bill dealing- with the question oi that compensation to workman for injuries:- con- Draft of a Bill to Extend and Regulate the Liability oi e of Employers to Make Compensation for Personal r of Injuries suffered by Persons in their Service. r the ...

... IMPORTANT- POOR-LAW DECISION. In the beginning of the present year the city Parish of Glasgow Parochial Board raised an action in the Sheriff Court of Paisley against the Parochial Board of Eastwood, concluding for payment of . £252 14s 1d, being advances and interest incurred t on account of Mary Jane Smitb, a lunatic pauper, who is now upwards of 20 years of age, and also for relief of her ...

... - Windsor Castle, December 3. The Queen: and Princess Beatrice drove out yesterday afternoon. Viscount Cranbrook, Secretary for India, had an audience of the Queen. The Queen, accompanied by Princess Beatrice, and attended by Lady Southampton, the Dowager: Marchiornsas of 13ly, Lieutenant-lGeneral Ponsonby,i and (Aeneral Vzsount Biprwen~t to Cam en Houaes Chislehuret, this morning an~d paid a ...