... 41 I . I Co wa :RAIAI? SOS,, ?? * A- g ; _ F; E -. - . . A lh~~t A~~NtTAL1 lfETINO. i ?? annual meeting of this society ws 'held on Tuesday~ afternoon, at the Toawn Hall. IThe Mayor (Alderman R~. 860Wailer) presided, and amongsttoepeen eeM H. Wilson, M.P., the Rev. J. McCorrmick, the iEev.. Ca onon Page~t, the Rev. john Deck, the Rev. J.,Lister' the Rev. H. W7. HQ11and,. Dean. Randerson, the ...

... MULL TOWN- COUNCIL. t The meeting of the Council yesterday was not one of the most exciting or interesting on record.L t The business partook of dulness and at no time was anything approavhiug to great importance reached. The memrbers, too, did not appear to have viewed the meeting as being of the greatest consequence, as there were about a dozen vacant ohairs. The various minutes hid all been ...

... 03flural qefm Another snowstorm has passed over Scotland and seriously impeded traffic upon the railways. The definitive treaty between russia nd Turkey has been ratified by the Sultan. A Constantinople telegram contradicts the rumour that the plague has broken out at Eskidje and Senikhova. Severae cases of spottod typhus have occurred at Dunse' Parish Church was completely destroyed by fire ...

... , , I a IcIU exe. ..I .. . ?? l f l ,~ , ROYAL INSTIToTeOe.'-Oig Saturday,- at 4three o'clock, Tlbomnas Hairison, Esq., ?? of. the.Post Office Telegraphs,, will lecture on Sir Charles Wheatstone as an electrician (with experiments). Mr. Robert Carriok, of Hedoss, who passed-his final examination at the Incorporated Law Society's Hall in November last, was on Saturday last admitted a solicitor ...

... I THE BULL STAGE OF THE PAST. (SPECIALLY CON'IRBuTED.) (Continued.) The new' Amphitheatre, Paragon-street. was first opened to the public on the evening of October 12th (Hull Fair night), 1840, by Air. Cooke, who had entered into arrangements with Mr. Kirkwood. A grand military spectacle was presented, entitled The Wars of the Pun jaub ; there were various arenic exploits, and the farce of ...

... - TB? n.ULVMUNIdIPM? CHARITIi?S. ? - ?? ?? GYBBNMEI~~~T INQUIRY. the The inquiry into the Hull municipal charitieswhichl omne has been looked forward to for sometsine, omr.ce ontha Wednesday, in the Cound~i ,Cbanmber,; before r W te Skirrow, the commissioner appointed to make the investi7 th~e gatiori. -The Town Clerk (bir. C. S. To) apre'for the Corporation,; Mr. Lo~we for the -Chani'sj ...

... grand supper was last week given at the Assem- taeir bly Ic ems, Anlaby-road, to the ?? (number- thder ing about 230) of Messrs. Maw, Till, Kirke, and Co., by o irke, consequent on the event of his dauglhter's marriage with Mr. H. Burns, of the firm of Vine and iem- burns, Ciheapside, London, which occurred on the (lay r gto before, January 8th, jat St. James' Church, and was vit- messed by a ...

... THE PROPOSED TRUANT SCHOOL FOR ! HULL. On Wednesday the Executive Committee of the Hull Industrial Schools and Training Ship Southampton Inet at the Town Hall, Captain Kruger in the chair. The usual reports were presented. Capt. Pollard stated that the ship continued in good condition. The number of boys on the register was 238, of whom 14 were employed i on board fishing-smacks, One boy ...

... DINNER AND BA .RES$ES ,Dinner.dress eory. of, aafcsilt the same 'hade t hen froAt. andaiiit ofi th'ni't ?? trimmed wlth'a kilt'ing,.. pth t- ','parat ed- jsrou of four by astrayof pab wide. The edges of this are Cr is of gold threads with a pattr of, foget- oW i3( their leaves embroidered' on itl in:silk ii thetitnsi colours. The train is long'and rourid,'dded to thie ftie at the bend of the ...

... Juosa 3.-Before the Revs, T~os. B. WRIGHT, RODURRT Wit SUJTTON¶. J. E. COoSS,,and C. W. MARKHAM. : ~wia ALLEGED BREACH op THE.- LicENSING ACT.-SUpt. wer Danby complained that Edward. Simpson, of Cailetor,- the lan dlord of the G~riffin Inn, there, did permit drunkenneiss an inhisbhouse on the 5h May last. Police Iospectoff a~yloir witi stated that on the day in question he heard a noise ini ...

... THORNE AG1RICULTURAL SOCIETY. The twenty-seventh annrual show of this enterprisin, son, body took place oil Wednesday, on the well-ordwera Adairy grounds and park belonging to Mlakin Durliam, Esq., well; Thorne Hall]. The little ?? Was tastefully decorated Fell, and the whole of the inhabitants of the place seemed eit tborl) fdte. The (lay War, beau1tifully fine and thousanda of via. K Bel ...

... DESTRUCTION OF IMMORAL BILLS AND PAMPIHLETS. An~~ -=B 7 .. s :~ . . . ?? xnuay tee 1iders~eed magistrates ordered to be ,destroyed one hudred and fifty thousand hand bills bite, and twenty thousad pamphlets of an indecent and im. ray at mora nature, whtch had been seized by the police on North- the prees of Professor Martis, a medical botanist, da said e, and A CHURCH STRUCK BY LIGHTNING. The ...