... I0 - LThECTION INTELLIGENC>E. ' THE REPRESENTATION OF XNARESBOROUGH. ?? I Mr. Milies Gaskoll, Liberal, was proposed by Mr; Wim. I Whiucup and seconded by Mr. George Abbott. Mr. Tom Collins, Independent Conservative, was proposed by Mr. Ht. S. Marshall and secondl,by Mr. Dennis The polling took place on Thursday; and the result was I declared as follows:- - Or,-- -Collins g . : ?? Milnes ...

... Local ana wit-irt. I I THE LATE MR. THOMAS DUTTON.-The remains of the 7laty Mr. Thomas B. M. Dutton, for nine- teen years the librarian at the Manchester Athenaeam, were interred at the Salford Borough Cemetery, Mode Wheel, on Saturday afternoon. Mr. James M'Oullagh, of Manohester, has been appointed to the librarianship and assistant secretaryship of the Manchester Mechanics' Institution. Ons ...

... .PERSONAL ANDPOLITICAL. ITEfS. - j I ?? : - T, I I . ,We' fObservei) iiderstan~ thab tbert e ist $ growing disposition on the 'part of ?? 'o give preeedence to-the Compensation pf Tenants Eifi over the Government of London Bill.' it is pretty geporally .vi6cd that whichever' of these bilbeis taken second has littld ohnaee ot becomzig law this session.: Mr. A4rthi Arnold will, 6n-Monday thle ...

... ?? . : .. ?F I i t 8 m SEiBIOU'jS 'FIBEATIHULL .- The large seed-crushing mill o ?? Gray, and Company, High-street, Hull, wasi destroyed by fire on Monday morning, together with thcrn. warehouse of Mesers. Bilton. The Hull D on Excbange ws also'partly destroyed in the configligra tion. Enrring oil ran-fronm theu=pper floor of Messrs Stead's premises upon the policemen below. .-Several men ...

... I . MANCHESTEER SCHOOL BOARD. _ _ ?? THE BESIGNiTION OF CHURCH ME1EBERS. The moathly meeting of the Manchester School Board was held on Monday, at the offices. St. James's Square.' Mr. Herbert Birley presided, and there wore also present Mr. T. Dale, Miss B'cker, Dr. J. Watts, Mr. E. J. Broarlfield, Mr. J. Phythiac, Mr. It. Slatter, the Rev. J. Nuen, the Rev. J. Burke, Mr. C. O'Neill, and ...

... A.. . . . . . - It is not surprising, in view of the pending stiug]go between the two great political parties, that the municipal elections in Manchoster and Salford are this year attracting less attention than usual. The energies of the local politieal associations are being conoon- trated upon the greater work of preparing for the parliamentary election, and in many wards there 3 seems to be ...

... DEGREE DAY. Degrees of the Victoria University were on Monday conferred for the fourth time. The proceedings took place in the Library of Owens Collece, which was croyrded. The Vice-Chancellor and professors of the IUniversitr, after robing, assembled in the Professors' Common Room, where they were joined by members of the University Court and members of Convocation. Prom the Common Room they ...

... h FRANCE A:D CEINA. ' CAPTURE OF A CITADEL BY THE FR.ENCH. The Freuch Minister of Marine has receiied the following telegram from General Millot, dated Eanoi, 22nd inst.: General Briere de Lisle has captirred the eitadel of Thai Nguyen, which was defended by Chinese troops. Large stores of provisions and ammunition- were found in the town. General Briere de Lisle will return to Hanoi to ...

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... DHP, GENERAL ELECTION. | The Press Association telegraphed at half-past three yesterday as follows : The total number of votes polled for the Liberals is 658,770, for the Conservatives 658,728, and for the Nationalists 10,362. YESSTERDAY'S POLLING. MIDLOTIIIAN. L Tihe Midlothian election was carried on yesterday in magnificent weather, which is very fortunate for those who have to travel long ...

... A deputation waited npon the Mayor of Salford on Mondaymorningto ask for Mr. Alderman Farmer's co-operation in relief measures. The 'deputation, which was introduced to his Worship by Mr. J. E. Middlehurat, consisted of Mr. O. B. Dilkins, of Soedley, and High-street, Manchester, Mr. J. Hulme, 16, Bolton Road, Pondleton, and Mr. George Ban- ham, 29, Seedley Road, Pendleton. Mr. Banham is ...

... TRAGIC A'FFAIR ON AN AMERICAN YESSEI An American barque narrowly escaped ZUnning on the V Mewetone, off Plymouth Sound, on Wednesday night. ( A tugboat on Thursday morning towed her up the river Yealm. The captain was found dead in his bank, a and it was at first alleged that there had been a mutiny. r The, vessel's name was painted out. From inquiries 2 since made, it a pears that the vessel ...