... I . C, RICKET. : I Workhouse. . - . ?? _ . . . .) Ask for Blargerisoa's Registered White Windsor Soap, Preston, 4id. pounds Court JOlt1?tQI says, Possesses all the qualities desired in a gbod soap, and is ?? for sill household purposes. The Baeaar says, A very good and eooneluidal soap: we can strongly reeommuend it, Try also ollr Superfine Toiltt Soap, 2& tabled : HULL TOWN ORICEET CLUB. ...

... Alt communications for the. Chess depart7nent shoul , addressed to the Chess Editor, Hull Packet-offlep T2he Church Institute players meet every euening(su,1 days excepted), at their Ches' Room, Albion-stret. Vis3tors are always welcome. SOLUTION TO PROBLEM 42. WRXIT BLACK L R to B 4 Anything 2. mates accordingly. - PROBLEM 44. From the second prize set in the Holyo;~ T7ranscriPt Problem ...

... ,, ULL, WIIITE'STAP=-GRIM8Y VICTOBIA. A very pleasant Match wras played on latiirday last betwen the above' Clubs on the White Star 'ground, and resditqd iti' 'vic'torg ~or tho lorie tenim, iobiefly owing to the'gbod batting and howvling of AWestoby. The following was the score: WHITE STAB J aommlssiong b Hall D Lowe b Hall . 1 iB Cuthbert ?? b Lincoln ?? 3 M R Smith ran out. ' 8 W Hall b ...

... 1. . . m I -. ? ? ommlml? ? II . -(Mos. AU. comnunicaions for the Ohm departmetn shou bc 4addrfedac to the OhssM Editor, HUU Packde-oakp The Church Inditue playser meet evwy evening (8a days /acepted), at her Ohesm R.oom ATbio.c FIriatora are aflwaye welcome. SOLUTION TO PROBLEMt 3& 1 B to QB el B toE E LcQ sqB to XKt eq -2. P to Et 7,Jand mates next move PROBLEM 40. By S. LoYD. BlAigI-5 ...

... I ( - !ie0gs5. I -, - .$ All comm~uniwatimn for tile 071,8 (kpartlnent shoult k adreased to the Clwss&d tr, Hulle pczekt.offloe days, execepted), ?? Room, A g (Seun- Fu~ar le idwa8,s btfod e,~ TO 0ORRESPONDENT AGsrr.-Thanks for kind attention. J. T. P.-927th maissed. TGENsW.F .- Received with thank* G. W. F.-48I it not a win for the defenc nteca eluding position? 8 Uf thecon. SOLUTION TO ...

... All communscations for the ChSj ?? shwa k 6 addressedc to the Chess Editor, Hull Paket.0j be The Hull Chesn Ctl b ?? every Monla*y and ThursJA evening, at the Statiom Hotet, _Parago dreet. The ChurCh Institute Players rneet every evening(Su, day. ecepted), at their Czese RoOm, Alo4n-stret.n Viettois are always welcome. TO CORRESPONDENTS W.R.B.-Very sorry to hear it. Shall miss one of tih - ...

... , IUjLL TOWN V. HARROGATE. The return matoh between these Elevens was played on saturdaY On the ground in Argyle.street. On the occ SiOn ?? local club visiting Harrogate on Saturday last the latter secured au easy victory, having scored a totl 1of 94 hi~t Hull Town came away with a miserable ot~al of 25 to their credit. On wiockets being pitched this aftern~oon larrogate was the firbt to. go ...

... I ETULL (1ST ELEVEN) v. HAEROGATE. This match was played at Harrogate on Saturday. 1 The Hfull Players, who, -however, had several good men absent, cut up badly, the home team having it aU their own Way. Score HARROGATE. h B sutill c Hart b ?? 10 F Barbor b Hart ?? . ., 11 X RVatson b Hart . ?? 40 p Nicholson c Peck b Jackson ?? 7 J Litt-lewoed b Hart. .. 0 EiFletcher b Hart ?? ?? B Pennington ...

... e DARYCOATIS V. BARTON.-These teams met at DaIry. 1 coates for the first time this season on Saturday last, in Le beautiful weather, but owing to the heavr rains during h the week, the ground was very Isoft and slippery. This. PI inconvenience was soon forgotten, when F. North, the ,n home captain, put the ball in motion, and It was quiokly re- st turned to the home quarters where the ball ...

... ( Oes. AU communicattion for the Chas depaimftent shatad be addressed to the Chess Editor, Hull Packet-office. 'he Local Chess Clubs lmcet as under:- T'he Hull Chess .Club every Mfonday and Th~ursa evening, at the Station Hotel. rea T'he Cunrcis Institutc ylayers CeveYA evening (Sundays ezected), at their Chess Boom, Atlion-gereset. 7we St. James' Church Zntftitute Club every Tuesy and4 ...

... ILOUTH AND -DLSTRICOT ATHLETIC CLUB.I ,. The annual meeting of the members of this club was ,. held in the Gymnasium on the 28th of April, W. E. g Smyth, Esq., J.P., occupying the chair. The Secretary y (Mr John Cusworth) reported that there would be no e contest for any of the offices. The following officers were t. appointed for the ensuing year:-Secretary, Mr W. H. Smith; treasurer, Mr J. B ...

... I LCTJE STAR FOOTBALL CLUB, HULL-The members of this club opened their season on Saturday by the firs, eleven playing the next sixteen. Some very good play was shown on both sides, and as the weather was fine a very enjoyable afternoon was spent, Neither side gained any advantage until about ten minutes before time was called, when the sixteen, through a good lan by the forwards, succeeded in ...