... LATE - S -1T W . HULL -DAILY PACKBT OFFICE, Monday, 6 a.m. THE NEW MINISTRY.; First Lord of the Treasury and 5Ri ht Hon. W. E. Chancellor of the Exchequer V ladstone. Lord Chancellor ?? Lord Selborne. Lord President of the Coincil Earl Spencer. Lord Privy Seal ?? ?? ?? Duke of Argyll. Secretary of State for Foreign l Earl Gaill Afairs ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? Secretary of State for India Mlrarquis of ...

... HULL TOW COUCIL. I 1. . . I c The members of the Council were yesterday I 6put into the County Cour.t: and whether it was tbe uncomfortable nature of their quar- tea, or the fact that itie aggehdai paper wad a comparatively light one, they soon reeled off the business which 'came before them. The I . exed questign of the pumping station, which a1 promises to become a sore point with many c ...

... ? :LATESTl': NEWSi. # ?? __ _ _ - I }t ; AP4L D PAILY PACUkET OPiICE, . - MOnday, 6a.m. THE EUR PEAN BOURSES. French Rentas were firm day. Apriee, per Cent. Rente left off forthe account at 85f. 45c., and the Five per Cents ait 118f. 80c., showing a, arise of 10c. and. 28c. respectively up to yesterdays closing 'prices.- Foncier and Suez Canal Shares improved materially. O3f fforeign stocks ...

... I YESTERDAYS CONTESTS: :'R.Em S U L T S. z i ABINGDlON. Clarke (L), -428; Gibbs (C), 386. Representation - changed. ' L: A ADOVER. F. W. rnixton ?? Colonel H. Wellesley (c), 36a BARNSTAPLE. Crrden (a), 856; Lymingtou. (L), 811; Grenfell (L), 720. Conservatives gain one seat. RANBdRT. Samnuelson (L), 1,018; Bowles (c), 585. Representation unchanged. BEWDLEY. Harrison (L), 598; Webster (c), 530. ...

... CONSEIVU&TISM IN THE EAST RIDING IMPORTANT MEETING AT BBVEIILEY. OanSaturday afternooa a meeting of Conservatives was held in the small Assembly Rooms, Beverley, to take steps for the formation of an association for the Riding. The room was filled and among those present were the Hon. A. Duncombe, who presided, supported on the platform by Lord Middleton, Lord Hotham, Mr. C. Sykes, ILP., Mr. W ...

... THE ?LEPREsE1?qTATIoN QF ENNIB. ?? Hepbert C . Dririkwater .has; 'anoiln~c'd 'his': i 'itention to' Sco est 'the~represetation of, the-'oi~o-ugh'. of Ennis at the' ue~t 'elebtion.:X HEe-is- a Liberal; and'' 'will, ifii ds'ne'rstoed, adopt the-H~one' R'iole pr'ogrammi' ?? A BISHOP FOR LIVERPOOL.'' It was stated at ameeting of the Liverpool Bishopric Committee on Friday that the funds now ...

... 6.ml I - -- i -- 39iottict Ne;W. I The Lord Mayor of York gave the first of his annual banquets in the Mansion House on Wednesday. Addresses were delivered by his lordship, the city members (Messrs. Leeman and Creyke), Lord Houghton, Major-General Willis, and others. On Monday afternoon a man named William Wheat- inan, employed on the Whitby anti Loftus Railway, near Lythe, was at work on the ...

... CETEWAYO'S LETTER TO THE I - - I - QUEEN. On Saturday a Blue hook on South Africa, con. taining further correspondence respecting the affairs of South Africa, -was issued. The most interesting dcn. ment it contains is the following letter from Cetewayo, on the British disasters in the Transvaal *- To IhS EXoELLENOT THE GoviaNoc ?? SOUTH AFIRAt Oude Molen, 1st March, 188L I am writing a ...

... I jntpertia vrlidiiet. I I I HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAY. The House met at five o'clock. AnMY OrricEM.-Answering Earl Beauchamp, the Earl of Morley said the question of the establishments of officers and of the age of retirement was under the con- sideration of the Secretary for War. The details of the scheme were not matured, and thefigures which had been published as the result of the committee's ...

... g&RKE TWAIN ON THE GERMAN LANGTJA GE. Some German words are so long that they have perspective. Observe these examples:-Fre- ,udschaftsbresigungen, Dilettautenaufdringlich- t-eiten, Stadtverordnetelversammlungen. These ?? are not words: they are alphabetical pro- cesqons. And they are not rare ; one can open a German newspaper at any time and see them inarching majestically across the page-and ...

... IMB FRANK BUCKLAND'S SUCCESSOR. It ia announced that Profepsor Fluxley has been ap- pointed to the Inepectnrship of Fisleriev, vacant by the death of Mr Frank Baclaland. ANOTHER LIBEL BY A NEWSPAPER. At Oldham Saturday, the proprietors of the Oldhan Standard were charged with libelling the Town Clerk, ie. Apology was acoepted. HORRIBLE DISCOVERY IN LiVEhPOOL: A HUMAN FINGER IN A SAUSAGE An ...

... T A UidP ulaldtt. FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1881. MILITARY men and colonists alike regard the issue as most humiliating to England. Such is the effect of one of the latest telegrams from Darban. We venture to state that this is the general opinion at home. The glory of a hundred fights, the lustre of an Alma, a Balaclava, an Inkermann, have been dimmed by the deeds of a handful of renegades. People ...