... I ., S4?at ? 144?4007 ?? R hOYAL INSTITUTION.-On Saturday, -at three lodki,' W. Carpenteri Esq., .M. (late Fellow -of Trinity-Hall), will lecture on Sound'.- (illustrated-with- experimenits).. LAUNCH.-On Monday Mr. George Bin, Wilming- ton, Hull. launched a tinelyminodeid steam 'yacht for Mr. .J. Palmer, -of Lincolu. She was named hercules by Mliss Ada Jane Brown.. LiaTuREs TO PAnENTS.-The ...

... EB- C O I I. I EVERBODYV-S i:to.i: jtTNDER TM HEADING WA PEPOR R TO EAE A: COLWM: OP COMPLAINTS, COXMMETST, :AND ENQ-Riz, TW. BE CONTIBTI VOLTARILY ST ona -RBaDBB, AN6 ON WHATEVER SUBIECTSTE ?? OaNLr ESTRICTIONS WILL BE DiN tERSP4CT OF - , DLEGLTXMATE G~TCISC1, Tangv9, AND) PLAGR%'I'iT: UNST.BLE TOPICS; 01 WHI[LST EDiTTiS ROSPNIBI ILITY FOR -T11SCOLUMN IS DISL0nD, IT STILL WILL 3B ,SUBJECT TO ...

... i lbI~IMPORTA?NT MEETING IN HULL. by Mr. Gray, the Assistant-Secrelary of the Board of eo1 Trade, accompanied by Capts. Murray and Weller, met th at the offices of the Hull Local Marine Board, a few Tb days ago, a deputation from the smackowners of Hull eni and neighbourhood, in order to confer as to the new regu- Wu lations for the lights to be carried by fishing-smacks, ma . which are to ...

... TH' : A-FGHAN WA-R. AYOUB MA{RClING TO GHUZNEE. THREATENED COMBINED ATi'ACK ON CABfL. RUMOURE'D DEATH 'OF MAHOMNIED JAN. CABUL, Sunday. It is rumoured that Ayoub Khan is imaking his way from Herat to Ghuzuee; and that he will shortly arrive at that'pljsce, whence, in' conjunction with Mahomed Jan, -he will, when the snows' melt, act agi' nst Cabul.I These reports are not authenticated, biclit ...

... ~EYERYBODY~~CLM.' THIS HADIN WE :PJEOBEP TO HAVE A COLUMn oF COaenrrS, CoeuzurOh , AND ENQoBRS, To9 ; 'BiC iB4 UTD-VOLUNTILY BY bU ADZERS, AND ON WHATEMEVER SUBTJS-THXY PLEXSE. THE ONLY RESTRICTIONS WIL BE IN RESPECT OF ILLEGITIBMATE cTICiSM, LBfitLS, AND 5'LAGRANWL' 1UNTAT3 TOPICS; -OB WHILST EDIT I- EEEI'ONSIBILITY FORTHM COLUMN IS DISCL&AIID, ! 5TIL WILL' BE SUBJECTED TO A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF ...

... ;~l'Lo~tdon -was visited' ky an'exceedingly dense fog' on .Tresday . . bti. inbbhe dy 1iX i:;bringig .the: ;numbe up 'to '31, 'was recovered froioh ?? Tueday.S' : ?? . -. ..The Empress on' her return: to Russia will reside at St. Petersburg.m ?? ' - ; The remains' of 3r. Thomas Landseer'were interred on Saturday. at Highgate,. The Earl of Bessborough is asid to be dying at his seat -in ...

... HOWS'S .MEE!INGS, IN HULL,; YESTERAY. | THE SIR ROWLAND BILL MEMORIAL Yesterday, a meeting, called by. requisition to the Mayor, was, held in. tle Sessions Court, to-consider the desirability of supporting the movement for a nftional memorial- to the late Sir Rowland Hill. There was a very small attendance. Hisas-orship the Mayorpresided, and upon the bench were the Town Clerk, the Rev. J. ...

... In that singular collection of delightful and ddsultory learning and reading, Southey's Doctor, there is a curious calculation founded upon a saying attributed to Thomas Campbell, the poet, to the effect that a man who shaves himself every day, and lives to the age of three score and ten, expends during his life, as much time in the act of shaving as would have sufficed for learning seven ...

... ; ,,,ITll£,ST NEW$ ?? ?? . . . . ,A_ * H Fz ' f Z:ZZH Pridsry -forni'nj. TERRIBLE;; COLLIERY: EXPLOSION. ; GREAT LOSS OF LIFE.. ?? HARROWING SCENES. A fearful colliery explosion,' attended by the loss of many lives, occurred on Wednesday in the Fair Lady E 'Pit of.the Leycett Coal and Iron Comipany, situate e -between Newcastle-udder Lyme and Crewe. Early in tbe morning sixty-eight men ...

... ?? I11 39ir3ttict: xfts. The North-Eastern Railway employea held their annual dinners on Saturday at York, Harrogate, and Darling- ton. ' I Mrs. Baily, of Cheltenham, has left £10,000 to the Town Trustees of Sheffield. A relative of hers had pre. viously left £90,000 to the same body. The certificatel teachers of Sheffield on Monday pro. tested against the present excessive supply of' pupil ...

... ERY :E'VEWBODI'S ?? [EUNDER THIS HE&DIIG WWPURIOSE TO HAVn A COwasg O COMPLAINTS, COMMENTS, AX4D EQu , so BE 0024TRIBUTED VOLUNTARILY BY OUR RRADERS, AiND OlN WHATEVER SUJBECTS HEY PLSE. THE ONLY' RESTRICTIONS WILL BE B ESPT OF ILLEITIMATE CRITICISM, LI7BLS, AND FLAGRANTY UNSUITABLE TOPICS; FOR WHILST EbITonRI5 RESPONSIBILITY FOR THIS COLUMN IS DISCLAIMED IT STILL . WILL BE S UBJET To A C AN ...

... BRITISH. SEIP2MASTERS' ASSOCIATION. The following is a summary of the report presented at the meeting of the above association on Tuesday:-Ths L number of members is 280, being an increase of 1 over 1878. The income was £289 lOs., and expenditure 2315 13s. 9d. Four members had been defended before ;Courts of Inquiry, the expenditure being £167 4s. 6dL The report again alludes to the 14ngth of ...