... 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 ...

... --ETGN O ERO N X SI REI1GN OF TERROR IN RUSSIA. ?? . _ ers, The mystery ef the disappearance of Connt Koskool lias been cleared up by the discovery of the murdered ids end mutilated body in v but fifteen versta if -o the fe c t From a paper alougside the body, the police hgatierg ti crime is due to the Niliilists, Count Koskool ent having by some means incurred their displeasure. The er ...

... THE RtEPRESENTATION OF HULL, ADDRESS BY MR. W. HOYLE. ditio On Wednesday evening Mr. W. Hoyle, F.G.S. (author thei of Our National Resources and Honv they are Wasted ?? delivered an address at the Hull Sailors' Institute, Or on The Present Political Situation. Admission was by lutio pest-card, which etated that Mr. Hoyle had been invited instr to deliver the address by a number of ...

... 'i fi Oa Wednesday a meeting of the above Board was held |e C at the Workhouse, Anlaby-road, the Governor (Mr. Coum- Reuel cillor Cohen) presiding.-Mr. Chilusan moved the follow- (and ing ?? this Board cordially approves of for a Mr. Laverack's scheme to increase the number of rooms Th in the Hull Charter-house, as such a course must be bene- the d ficial to many poor people, and will tend to ...

... HULL BOARD OF GUARDWNS. THE PROPOSED REhMOVAL OF THE SCHOOLS on FRLOM IHE WORKHOUSE. Mr. I A special meeting of the ?? was held on beerhn Monday evening, at the Workhous~e, Anlaby-road, the t1ing Governor (Mr. Coucillor Cohen. preiding), for the pur- hever', pose of consdering th~ qestion of rmoving the schoolshevs to some country district. There was argattendance had ni GvrnmentlInspector ...

... THREE RED FINGOER MARKS. J. ma Some stolen articles appear as if they will not hide. a ma They may vanish and rermain out of sight for months hima or years, but only like a cork forced under water to Tims rise after an interval as safe as ever. A good deal bli depends on the thief, and still more upon the natureof befoi the article stolen Sometimes to melt or break up a Yet, stolen article ...

... . s were HtliLte, FLrvida'y Morning. With thei aworth THE DEATH OF THE PRINCE !uettah IMPERIAL. having THE HEALTH OF THE EX-EMPRESS. ranker, appre. BONAPARTIST MOVEMENTS. . It is stated that Prince Nalpoleon still wavers between Cilburn the Empire and the Republic. Some assert that he ;he fol- will publish a political republican programme; others, that he will write a letter of condolence to ...

... ] --- I Thenew line between Swinton and Knottingley, the joiat property of the Midland and North-Eastern corn- panies, shortening the distance between London and York by thirteen miles, was opened on Monday. The Yorkshire Naturalists' Union on Monday paid a visit to Askham Bog, near York, and afterwards had tea I together at the Victoria Hall. Mr. Councillor Balmer presided, and reports were ...

... alb (SPECIALALY CONTRIBUTED.) ilis{ (Contafeld.) ibt The negro troupe which Messrs. Jarrett and Palmer by had brought from America visited Hull with TJncle ng Tom's Cabin, in November, 1878, commencing an en. of gagenment on the 4th of that month. Moderate success 0 attended the venture, and afterwards the return visit of lot the Pink Dominos company took place. The Carl On Rosa Opera ...

... THE ZULU- WAR. ARRIVAL OF THE CAPE MAIL. ; SEVERE FIGHTING AMONG THE ZULUS. THE CEMENTS. r The Union Company's steamship Africu;, which left Cape Town on May 6th,- arrived at Plymouth about e five 'O'clock on Friday morning. A special supplement to the Cape Times of May 6th o contains a: te egram from its ?? correspondent i that -the 4th instant the 'Ulyna Deojle crossed g' thet Uppert1rift ...

... THfE MANAGENIENT OF THE HULL CHARTER HOUSE. printe PROPOSED NEW SCHEME. , A meeting o~f the Special Charities Committee was held nethye on Wednesday at the Town Hall, Alderman W11ailer in the ?? chair. pointi The TowsT CLExan, stated that hie had only that morn- an d or ing received various documents relating to the Charter Willic House, and he was noc't therefore prepared with the report onth ...