... ITHE ANdELO, AND DEERFOOT COLLISION.I The;Board of Tlude mnqliry into the circumtauces of tolhes this ?? was resumed yesterday at the hull Police. beasts Court, before E. C. Twiss, E sq., and Captaius Nicholas mouth and Knox. The various interests wvere represented as on and 7 prevu occsin. andw rNelson, on behalf of the master of the Angelo, raber, objetel that the first sixteen questions ...

... B BU N -OU TRACES.' .: i RTaIP QUT TR . lS.0-- (IN Two -PARTs._PABj IL) cial .I *did not enlighten M'S wooely as to wha id1ha struck me, nor Way one; indeed, the pand heemied sobod m and mastrly, notto say diabolical,, that I inwardly, a h *questioned if the suspected could have possessed nerve ,hap and intellect to arange it, or daring and criminality to 4 execute it. More a visit to the ...

... I tX --B-E F_- I _TINE M-O---YOTNRAN.- a =4sterd ay, M R. M.Craven, ?? Sherih of ?? ?? e G s ad Ju ?? wh 4l6zaOtticOezh was e ?? : or-aration and'a' aie ber'f private ge timen. a Thte ' Sheriff 'presided, and at the head table N vere' : tihE ?? Saitenry1Coope , Alder- 'ut~ian rg,1M:'.'- 'Oa0el Be.sle- (brother of the . . aqrder), Le te- nt-C,1ooel- Commstaidant' lumniphi ey, ,; t~iB Afilndi ...

... -M I - ? I i ?, il ? - .1i 39izttVVxrb3s ?? A bailiff who wase in chexge of sm ?? sric 'fildnea Seffield, got drunk, and set the straw in hi stablie he entercak on fire, and was burned to death. :,,thirty. Mr. Lialcohn, 'the Leeds borough coroner, held n n in- theso 'quest onl Tuesday, on the body of an old woman named tepri Susan Blake, living inl ,Lewis place, MarshaUl-street who ;Toq had ...

... TRE REPRPESgNTATION OF HU LI . The following is a copy of the letter wbich has'beea received. by Ir. H. F. Smith, J.P., from Mr.' N. . Downing 4, Lsmbeth ?? Vietoria-street. London, B.C.; 26th Dec., 1878. bear Mr. Smith,-The coursse of the meetin held -Mr. Norwood on the 23rd instant seems to me to be deoi- 8ive as to the probauilities of success awtning any third Liberal candidate at EutlL As ...

... . gual Brunswick.Chapel, Hull, hais been re.-stered. for solemnising marriages therein. HULL ARIrrLLiERY oUTER-atan'J Forater and H: K. Stone have resigned their commissions. I ROYAL IXiesrcTUrscN.-To-mnorrow (Saturday) sit three o'clock Dr. J. H. Gibson;' V.P., Will lecture on 4The Works of Handel, with musical illuatratiosis. .1 THn REPRESENTATION. og HuLL-Mr. Charles Watts -writes to deny ...

... 4d H. . .ULL, Friday eorsslyg. Ln. ar DUCAL MUNIFICENCE. of The Duke of Westminster has given £1,000 to it entirely free the Roya Normal College of the Blin' , from debt. FoSUPPOSED LOSS OF A SCHOONER WITH r. ALL HANDS. -k A Bordeaux telegram yesterday said that a schooner le supposed to be Spanish has gone ashore wost of Point At de Coimbre and is a total loss. The crew supposed to Ls be ...

... I I I T THE IPST rl'HE HULL! STAGE OF THE -PAST. . _ . ?? (SPECrALLY CONTRIBUTED.) enal (Co~~~meuwn). ~~seco . ?? eco and In 1820 a circus was erected at the corner of Humber. that street, and this was converted into a theatre in 1825 by don, Mr. Holloway, under the title of the Sans Paieil. With poin varying fortune it continued until 1826 when the name give i;was changed to theinor Theatre, ...

... . - , l ?? al; 1 , ' . . ,, %, I A 1; ~ ~ i . . There isnow a vacancy. for; East Sculcoates, and, the current Squestion ii that parit of theitowriis Who' shall gra be the new representative for the ward. 'vSveral nes bac have been mentioned, but the best gentle'man suggested- abc is Mr. J SToXnt.! It igs tobe hopclfor tihe good ofthe It' ward and the ?? generally thati, Mr. STUART will gio ...

... I It was announced recently that the eteamer owners it als intended to reduce the labourer's wages from 6d. to above 5d. per hour. This step was said to be neces- instr sitated by the depression in the carrying trade. A reduc- to r tion of 2s. per week on seamen's wages was also an- nounced, and the consequence has been that a strike of Acts the labourers began on Wednesday, and considerable ...

... I : . I I . - I .1 .1 I . . The newv Act relating to trout, char, and coarse fresh-water fish came into force on the 1st inst. The Act extends to trout and char in all parts of the country (except Norfolk and Suffolk, for which a local law was passed in 1877) the close time, from the 1st of October to the 1st of February, which hitherto has been enforced only in riverssituatediu salmon ...

... 1- 7 Eicrd ; The Dutch Minister of War, who has been ill for some time, died on Monday. An inquest bas been held on the body of Sir W. Hayter, and ani ,pen verdict returned. The death of the Marquess of Tweeddale occurred at Chiselhurst on Sunday. His lordship was in his fifty- fifth year. Tuesday night's Gazette contained an Admiralty an- nouncement of the promotion of the Duke ot Edinburgh ...