... - BALE~ ?? .LSN~o BMAKS,; . I A, . . I A movement has been on foot for the last few weeks among the metropolitain brinks for an earlier closing rou Saturdays, and it is undlel.stnod that, with the excopti iu - of about two imporcaant iabuk, the 'decision.- i, ?? * mously favourable. MARRIAGE WITH A- DECEASED WIFE'S T res ' ?? 'SISTER. a The Pres As sociation understands that the Deo acred ...

... on ts. The appointment of the Rev E. R. Wilberfe, she Bishop of Newcastle was gazetted on Tuesday. as )So Two men were killed by lightning on Mon0lay eveul lywhile engaged in a hay-field on Mr Stokes's fnroa a I Bransford, near MRalvern. at en The events in Egypt are producing renewed ?? ies and agitation among the Arab population in Taunis andt r4a Tripoli. ,he Guiteau's brother hag had an ...

... t The fortnightly meeting of the Sanitary Committee f of the Hull Corporation was held at the Town.hall on t Wednesday, Mr Hodge in the ?? Medical I Offieer of Health (Dr Mason) presented his report, I which was as follows :-During the fortnight ending r July 15tb, 211 births were registered in the borough, q being a decrease of seven as compared with'those regis. I tered in the preceding ...

... DISGRACEFUL RELIGIOUS SQUABBLE AT KIRTON.IN.LINDSEY. MUTINY IN THE BLUE RIBBON ARHY. The quiet little town of Kirton-in-Liudsey has this week been the scene of a most disgraceful squabble in con. nection with a meeting of the Christian Evanqelistic Mission, a society similar to that of the Salvation 'Army. On Monday a contingent of the Gainsborough Blue Ribbon Army visited the town with a ...

... On Wednesday, at the fortnightly meeting of the Sanitary Committee of the Hull Corporation, Mr Courn- cillor Hodge in the chair, the Medical Officer of Health (Dr Mason) reported that during the fortnight ending June 17tb, 209 births were registered in the borough, being a decrease of 4 as compared with those registered in the preceding fortnight, and an increase of 20 compared with those ...

... THE MAYOR ON LOCAL PROGRESS. A THE FREE LIBiRARY QUESTION. A meeting of the general oommittee of the above society was held yesterday at the offices, Exohange-buildings. the president (Alderman Witty) occupying the ?? 'oayfeld moved a resolution congratulating Alderman Leak (hon. secretary of the society) on his having been elected a third time to the office of Mayor, and trusting that he ...

... THE FOSTER BROTHER; THE ORPHAN OF THE WRECK. By the Author of The Heir of Douglas,' 'Frederick the Foundling, so., &c. CHAPTER XXX. THE SNOWSTORM. 'Gentlemen, you cannot go across the country to-night. The coach itself, I doubt me, will not be able to go far, let alone you, who have to walk, and on a worse road. Better remain and spend the night here.' These words were addressed by the ...

... 40 (D rbist. 8 I crossed the Humber on Monday and I dolt Le want to cross it again-in a fog. To everybody a d bridge or tunnel would be welcome, and I really it think the fog is the best advocate of the connection if scheme the promoters could have. Waiting on the a pier from early (morn till 2.30 p-m. was not desir. able; but coming back it was worse, instead of l. leaving New Holland at nine ...

... UPROARIOUS PROCEEDINGS. A POLL DEMIANDED. The town's meeting to consider the question of adopting the Public Libraries Act in Hull was held on .Wednesday night at the Artillery Barracks, and was I attended by between four and five thousand persons. f r The proceedings throughout were of a most uproarious b character. The Mayor (Alderman Leak) presided, and amongst those on the platform were ...

... THE FOSTER BROTHER; ORX THE ORPHAN OF THE WRECK.; id By -the Author of The Heir of Douglas,' 5S I-Fredersik the Foundling, &c., &c. CHAPTER XXV. be WITHIN DOORS. Le While Harry and Matthew Greigson were thus be following thetrack of the missing one, and making - the dark discovery as to his fate-described in the rt previous ?? Gibson and Nathan e, Garret passed the day within doors, under ...

... ADDRESS BY MR. F. H. O'DONNELL, M.P. At the Public Rooms, on Friday, au Irish demon- stration in celebration of St. Patrick's Day, took place, the chief feature being an address by Mr Frank Hugh O'Donnell, M.P. for Dungarvon. The attendance was not so large as was expected. The chair was occupied by Mr D. Trainor, and amongst those present on the pla:. form were Messrs O'Neill, Porter Croke, ...

... GREAT SALEOF T ANDDEAD FARMING I _STOCK AT CArEHE. I On Friday Messrs J. P. Broadgate, and Spring and Son, jointly concerned in this sale, offered by auction, as above, the property of Mr John Clark Foster, at Castle- thorpe. The sale was prefaced by an excellent luncheon, provided by Mr Millson, of the Red Lion Hotel, Broughton, to which a respectable company sat down. Mr J. Spring first sold ...