... I 1111wriat HOUSE OF LORDS.-FRIDAT. LON, Their lordships met at four o'clock. Hu Annrerl AND THEc Bfmcut TnHAvv.-The Earl of Car. suppi natrvon called attention to the present condition of qr. as tise Armenian people in reference to the Treaty of Berlin, deare .and in dojog sohe called attention to the fact that under the Treaty of San Stefano the Porte undertook reforms in Armenia which were ...

... I Early in 1827 there was printed at Louth, in Lin. colushire, a small volume of poems, csntaining about one hundred pieces in all, under the title of Poems by two Brothers. The poets were two schoolboys, sons of the rector of Somersby, in the same county, and named respectively Charles and Alfred Tennyson. Charles, the senior of the two by fully a year, was born in 1808, and he died on the ...

... THE CAPTURE OF A LINCOLN RUNAWAY I IN NEW ZEALAND. The vessel (the Feriglen) in which Detective Hockney c1o embarked at Wellington, New Zealand, for Englaud, with mo Henry Stebbings, the late secretary of the Lincoln Bill Dispensary, arrived in ?? a few days ago, and tra. was shortly afterwares safely lodged in Lincoln risona . He was then taken before the city Bench, and on tra application of ...

... -I -- 1)0051~~~PDI The farmers are striking out somewhat wildly, in and a Mla their vexation at the' past and despondency at the of M11i present. Even in the highly influential rmeeting held amen on Wednesday at the rooms of the Society of Arts , i th( La'~ with the Marquis of Huntly in the chair, Mr. Storer, her L BMP. for South Nottinighamshire, carried, by a lago cant. majority, his ...

... IVALTON AND APPLETON AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. There was a good attendance at the seventh annual meeting of the above society at Malton, on Tuesday. No more favoarable spot for the exhibition could have been chosen than the Orchard field. The weather, previously of a character to damp the ardour of the most enthusi- astic agriculturalist, somewhat improved, and the ground was in excellent order, ...

... This thurch, which has just boon lirgely restoreil at a rthe cost of above £3,500, has been re-opened. The day was Hon beautifully fine, and the village was en foitc on the occa- rates sion. The-church consists of a tower at the west end. of rton, -the date of the 12bh century, with a nave, two aisles, oeut. - south porch and large chancel of the 15th century. letosi Thle main cost bus been ...

... I , Elit WU Vachat. I FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1879. IT is not at all surprising scarlet fever has been so prevalent at Welton, for it seems there is an impression in the village that the disease is not infectious. The result has been that isolation, so important in cases of scarlet fever, has been com- pletely ignored. How such an erroneous impres- sion could have got abroad it is almost impossible ...

... MR. WADE, J.P., AND THE HULL. BOROUGH MAGISTRATES. At tho special transfer sessions yesterday morning, before a ?? bench of magistrates, the Mayor presiding, Mr. Stephenson said he applied for a transfer of the Bonny Boat pablic-house from Thomas Leng to William Walker. At the last sessions the transfer was refused, although a temporary one was granted, and it transpired that it was refused on ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE HULL PACKET. fixe Sir,-While our Town Council at their last meeting was were employed discussing as to whether they should or it il should not support the petition in favour of the closing of his public-bouses on the Sunday, how was it there was no and member who would throw a good word in for the opening ups of museums, picture galleries, reading-rooms, &c., &c., on was ...

... SC RF AP S. I A story is told of an Irish ostler, who was sent to the net stable to bring forth a traveller's horse. Not knowing has which of the two strange horses in the stalls belonged to lift the traveller. and wvisiting to avoid the appearance of ignorance in his business, he saddled both animals and ac( brought them to the doer. The traveller pointed out his 5mc own horse, caying, ...

... Local Ilittelligence. The Rev. I> W. Heath was the lecturer at the Royal Institution on Saturday, when Readings from Standard Authors were given. SCULCOA.TES PARISH CHURCH TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.- The fortnightly meeting of the members of the above was held on Thursday. The president (the Rev. C. Waleham, M.A.) presided, and there was a large attendance. MISSING PEOPLE.-Five persons, belonging ...

... I I SUBMISSION OF CHIEFS. fror tak POSITION OF THlE BRITISH was IF'ORCES. peel ene fore SIR G-. WOLSELEY'S PLAN OF for THE CAMPAIGN. Gat net, The following telegram has been received from Maritz- fard burg, dated July 4th :-me 1Cetewayo is driven into a corner of Zululand, thaf General Crealock reports tha-t 700 Zulus surrendered dyfi yesterday, 200 being young warriors. The General the ...