... - FLIGHT OF THE AMEER. LON THE SHAH OF PERSIA AND: SHERE AL. ALT BAGHAN, bec. 19. The Ameer, Shere Ali, has fled from Cabul to Wh Turkestan, having released Yakoob Khao, and left Barle him in charge of fafirv. Sir Samuel Browne reaches Jelalabad to-day. LEI VIeNNA, Dec. 20. diate The evening edition cof the Prese publishes a note. ley e) worthy telegram :from St. Petersburg. Whl According to ...

... 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 ...

... - . I W -VT , r 4. P, r, y,,r ?? , , - - -.1 ?? v A . !, .I -, ., . g L .6ma _?w. l-, -The Duchess of -Edinburgh arrived in London on Sunday from the Oontinent. ?? ThelXewfoundland; elections have resulted in the sup- port of the present Ministry. , A woman and two children were crushed to death biy the falling of a building in Lambeth,. London, ton Saturday. The Council of the Russian Empire ...

... ' j m_ I , - _ . . . .. On Iednesdy, the foundation stone of the enormous the dry dock in course of construction at Her Majesty's led Dockyard, Devonport, was formally laid by Admiral in- Willis, the superintendent. The dock is constructed on ea new principle, the altars, or steps, forming the sides by masonry arches, thus avoiding the t cea broug t at top, and enabling travelling cranes r a ...

... BEER VERSUS TEA, (Eo T. A special court of the above board was held on Mon.A- day at the Workhouse, Anlaby-road, Mr. Balohin (the a Governor) ?? the motion of the chairman, Ma- seconded by Mr. Cohen it was unanimously resolved the that a letter of condolence be sent to Her Majesty in Tra respect of the death of the PrinceEs Alice.- follc The chairman, referring to the annual treat of the and ...

... I &ritral -gebws. At to huig's The Va~tican is taking steps io establish 'vicars-apostolic w thle In Bulgaria and Iloumielia. dike,1 'wick, there being no work., iinto There was a fire at St. Nicholas' parochial church, a bad Galway, on Mlonday, which destroyed the -roof. y 3s. A woman has given herself up at Woolwich, confessing I nob that she had murdered her little girl, aged six. Mr. John ...

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... TMAS PAG-E. ,O Origbm ant 3 e0edeb TRAFALGAR , utumn breezes blew across Trafalgar's Bay, - ?? irt heaving bosom the mighty warships lay; Dfonth after montli, unwearying, they'd sought the foe in But now, at length, had brought to bay the fleets of Fiance and Spain St. George's ensign proudly waved above each gallant crew (And warlike banner never waved o'er hearts more staunch and true); ...

... THE DUIKE OF WUT]3ERx W DDING. Tho marriage of the Duke of C1n7mhl's . and th. Princess Thyra was sole mnised at eight .n.. rn Sat_;. day in the chapel adjoining the Royal C!!apel t C 7's tiansborg. The invited guasts aqsi._nbled at 'even at^ h.- Palace, whence they wvent in Pr r-S; iO!I to the clhap!. the bride-elect and the King hea'inr ?? r;eOcessio, followed by the Queen and t&e D3'e of ...

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... | PARK-STREET SAILORS' ORPHAN HOME! I -AND SCHOOLS, l The annual meeting in connection with the above insti- tution was held on Tuesday evening, at the Sailors' Institute, Waterhouse-lane. Mr. T. Stratten (treasurer), presided. The meeting having been onened with singing and prayer, the Rev. J. Sibree read the 57th annual re- port of the Port of Hull Society for the religious instruction of ...

... I I. t nulls . FRIDAY, DECEMEBER 13, 1878. TO OX Wednesday the Hull Watch Co were asked by a firm of solicitors to empowe te Chief Constable to send a policeman to Sydl Australia, to arrest a man who is an ahs od' bankrupt. Mr. SCOTT, who app ms~ of his application stated that ?? of .- whom he represented was to demonstrate of the stamp of the absconding bankrupt tha el could not abscond with ...