... hat on, and said to her Whatever art thou E doing this time of night? Thou'lt be locked ont, I C think. The girl did not speak She was running as d hard as she could in the direction of Godknow Bridge tV and the canal. William Alsop, a waterman at Thorne ...

... it is not 'Hull alone but the whole of Yorkshire that is I. up in arms now, and the large, influential meetings, not I to speak of the petitions coming from the West Riding: ce towns, fully attest this. Every year the tide of feeling I Jagrows stronger ...

... excellent; division 2, very good; division 3, very good. Written examinations: Division 1, very good- division 2, gooe. I cannot speak too highly of this school, both as regards the efficient manner in which the religious instruction is given, and the admirable ...

... member of parliament could do (cheers). He did not go into the patticular doegas of politics, but he had been brought up to speak honestly upon matters and stick to what he said, and whether it suited those who opposed him or not he coared not one iota ...

... evidence. He rode on the box with Smithson to the police station, and the last witness rode inside with Nelson. Smithson did not speak a word cn the way. Witness did not hear the prisoner charged at the station, as he was inside in charge of the cab. Nelson ...

... they treat mne well, but there I was treated infamonsly. Teherevine: How dare you answer me like that ? Kolenkina: I only speak the truth. I am under protection of the President of the Court, and neither you nor any ose else has the right to question ...

... Great Grimsby, where they hai spent an enormous sum of money. He neither felt, nor would he under any possible circumstances speak, disrespectfully of the North-Eastern Railway Company, or any ether com. pany objecting to that bill, but how could it be expected ...

... prizes won by him), and second 1, vith his champion bitch MDerit. These were the only two e dogs sent by Mir. Hedges, and must speak well for that a gentleman's breeds. HULL SUNDAY CrOSING AssoCrIATIoN.-A meeting of the General Committee of this society was ...

... licenses. Mr. Birley seconded the moio, and Mr. Montagus Scott moved the rejection of the measure. The h on. member was still speaking at a quarter to six when, under the standing orders debates on Wednesdays must cease, and the order for the second reading ...

... the t4 police and some of the civilians were severely injured. gi THE POSITION OF THE NATIONAL CHURCH. Viscount Craubrook, speaking at a luncheon held a after the re-opening of the Parish Church of Cranbrook, na remarked upon the importance of universal ...

... MR. MASSEY'S EVIDENCEL Mr. Massey's examination was continued by Mr. Balfour Brown. On Friday, when we left off, you were speaking of the facilities which were offered by the Tyne and Har. tlepool, as compared with those at Hull, and you gave an instance ...

... these not include seams of more than 1,000 feet? Mr. Somerset: Do you not think we bad better leave Mr. Greaves's evidence to speak for itself ? I object to lyour asking the witness whether he agrees or disagrees with particulars furnished by Mr. Greavee ...