... TjIS SO(CKING ACCIDENT AT SPRINGHEADIIL THE ADJOURNED INQUEST.' The adjourned inquest on the bodies of the two men In _whoere kilied at Sprinehead Waterworks on Thursday w -ekby the falling in of an edit in which they were -orking, -was resumed on Saturday at ten o'clock at the J~ewiflgtf Hotel, Anloby-road.. T-he Town Clerk ?? Toddf) was in attendance to watch the inquiry on behalf of the ...

... A\ ?? BRa ACE QF. aMISTAKES . AD 10ACHING INCIDKENTI. . a BrY BAGATELLE ?? f in The SPor-iig and Dma4 Nw& -In the year 187-LL' I was staying at the Grange,. in -'shire- with'.,yold fiend Harry Beilew, who had' not long' come into his prope'ty, and who had filled'his house-tio celebrate the event. Harry and I had been schoolfellows together at Eton, and he had afterwards married my favourite ...

... SERIOUS AFF RAY ON BOARD A SHIP.. I _I I On Friday, at the Hull Police-court, a seaman named . Keluel Olson, belonging to the Nova Scotian barque 4 E. E. Duval, was charged with assaulting Charles Watson Brooks, the first mate of the vessel, on the M0th of July. Mr. T. W. Hearfield appeared for the ?? I the Elay named the vessel was in mid-Atlantis, and when I the defendant was ordered to take ...

... SIHOCEING AFFRIRY IN THE LOUTH WOIK .IO uSE. An inquest has been held at Louth on the body of Geor-e R ,binsoo, late an inmate of the work house. The evidence Showed thb.t P~liason baddied during a fight with a feflowv pauper named William Chapman.-James Castlejdie, moaster of the Union, said the deceased had been an inmate of the sick ward for three weeks, and Charman had been in the same ...

... 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 ...

... HULL SUB-WATCH COMIITTEE. I THE STATE OEF CRIME IN THE BOROUGH. A meeting of The Sub-Watch Committee of the Corporation was held on Wednesday, at the Town Hall, Mr Elam ?? estimate for police pay for the ensuing week amounted to £303 7s 4d.-It was decided to present the Government returns on the state of crime in the borough at the meeting of the Watob Committee on Thursday. - The Chief ...

... HIJL LICENSED VI UALLERS' ASSOCIATION. ( ANNUAL BANQUET. The forty-fourth annual banquet of the Hull Licensed Victtualers' Association took place on Wednesday evening at the Royal Station Hotel. About 250 gentle. nen sat down to a splendid menua, which had been pre- pared under the superintendence of Mr H. Logan. The shair was occupied by George Allsopp, Esq., of Burton. ,n.Trent, and in ...

... MR. F. R. O'DONNELL, mY., IN i Il}.LVERPOOL. etilan tebee Last night, under the auspices of the Catholic tO of Young Men's Societies of Liverpool, Mr. F. H. esti- O'Donnell, M.P., gave in the League Hal, SS, ch nd 'Anne-etreet, in the presence of a large audience, a au lecture on The Catholic Church and Human welity Progress. The Rev. P. Murphy, rector of St. tality, Anthony'e, occupied the ...

... BIOGRAPHIES GO THE NEW MEMBERS. 4i. The following are brief biographies of some __ members returned who did not possess seats in the Gre late Parliament:- Lon Broadburst, Henry (Stoke-upon-Trent) (L), ie N secretary of the parliamentary committee of the Trades' Union Congress. He has taken a leading o part in all the movements of the working classs, itis both trade and otherwise, during the ...

... IOUR LONDON COMSXPONDENCE LorsnoD, SATURDAm'Y EVENIci. D] It is cruel work-this dissolution. It has cut or down in their very prime some of the most prortising hopes that were ever born. Hem- a bers who had good places f'r legislative pro- H posels. even down to July. are all sent moaning and sighing away. Still more sad is the case of itese who had not good places, but believed tb that the ...

... - = ==LOOAL NEWS. - :~ --:I * I Cuoxax FsrxTVAr..-Tohear a servic well sueS- is as agreeable; as to have to listen to it badly ren-w feced is the reverse. All who know Mr Jiltoa htewlart, the precentor of Chester. Cathedral, will VThe learn with pleasure that he will conduct a fatll Ll t coral sfervice this evening, at St. Jade',Sidi- rain- street, when the choir -will number upwards of ~oep ...

... = - - TEE EOME SECRETARY ON ME ULAKOINL S ABUSE' Mr. Cross and CCoOLel Blackburae ?? ai'tre8sed a meeting of electors at Permb'a TVigan, Mr. N. Eckeroley presiciog. Mr. CBoss, in the course of his address, sad- We bave had very ?? ?? made $2 US; I do Dot SUppOS& ?? stronger or mm vile-I vill nct use the cord vile, b: 1 I not suppose that stronger ?? em ever used than bave been used against ...