... r An ordinary meeting of the above Board was held on Wednesday at the Town Hall, the deputy-chairman L (Alderman Chepman) presiding. SCHOOL STATISTICS. n Oa the 80th ult. the Clerk reported the following 11statistics to the Bye-laws Committee:-Number of y children on the register, 13,334; highest number present 11 at one time, 11,259, number in average attendance; s, 10,708; per centage of ...

... iorat 3ntell encu| . _, . I ROYAL INSTITUTION. -On Saturday, at three o'clock, tussell Starr, Esq., will lecture on Tyrol and the Tyro- Iess (illustrated by photographs and the oxy-hydrogen light). HULL AND BABNSLEY RAILWAY ExTwsIoN BILL- In the House- of Commons on Tuesday, on the motion of Sir 0. Foster. the report of the committee on this bill was considered, and agreed to. By the ...

... [ALL RIGHTS RESERVED BY THE AUTHORL1 l WHO KILLED, JOHN CAMERON? BoTY JAME'S AS. BORLASE . Author of Both Princess and Police Spy; The Lass o'Gotvrie; The Queen's Cadet; The Wreck of the Golden Cloud, dac., sac. 5 CHAPTER IX. THE MIDNIGHT ARREST. ?? Hastings did the twelve miles that lay d between the Illawarra home station and the Emu. 1. Inn at the Wodonga within the hour. i- All ...

... I A Rangoon telegram on Friday reports that the Luigia, which sailed from Liverpool on January 8th with coal, is totally wrecked. Three hands were saved, but nothing RB known of the remainder of the crew. TECHNICAL EDUCATION. Mr Woodall, M.P., and other members of the Royal Commission on Technioal Education, have returned to London after an extended tour on the Continent. They have accepted an ...

... THE AFFRAY BETWEEN A SOLICITOR, A I CLERGYMAN. AND A PUBLICAN IN HULL. At the Hull Poliee~court, on Tuesday, before Mr Twiss,; ttipendiary magistrate, the Rev Ur Holt, vicar of Sane- ton, near Market Weighton, and Mrr Kirkpatrick, solicltor, Market Weighton,. appeared to answer an adjourned summons charging them with assaulting Mr Thomas Johnson, of the Grapes Inn, Chapel-lane. under ...

... I I HOUSE OF LORDS-T I:DAY. TH Beri'eH FLEET AT ALEXANDBIA.-In reply to the Marquis'of Salisbury, Earl Granville said he was ignorant of any portion of the feet having been removed from Alexandria, and was satisfied that this had not taken place. TnE Roy-AL Imsa CoNSTAnuLARY.-Replying to Lord Kiddleton, Lord Carlingford said it was not iutended to make it a rule that all the' highest commands ...

... - ! NCHESTER UNITY OF ODDFELLOWS. Ad The Annual Moveable Committee of this Order conm. ve menced its business meeting in the Drill Hall, Cardif, a | on Monday, Mr Thomas Flanagan. of Manchester, the [n I Grand Master, presiding. The deputies from the ?? District are Mr W. Coates, Pro. G.M. ; Mr G. Rodvaeil, Pro. C. S.; Mr R. Williamson, ?? Mr T. Rnri, d ?? and Mr H. Best, P.G, The Beveriey l ...

... EULL AND BARNSLEY RAILWAY. INSPECTION OF THE LINE. On Monday the Works Committee of the HuU and! Barnsley Railway Company visited the Cadworth sec. tion of the line for the purpose of noting the character and progress of the works. The party consisted of ME J. Fisher, J.P. (deputy-chairman of the company), the Mayor (Alderman Leak), Alderman Witty, Ceunciller Stuart, J.P., Councillor Rayment, ...

... If one can't be wholly good, he ought to be as good as he can be without too greatinconvenience. ' I stoled your money,' wrote a thiet to his employer. Remorse naws my conshence, and I sent some of it back. When remorse naws agin I will send some more.' Soliloquy by a Tippler. -The public always notice when you have been drinking, but never when you are thirsty. 'It' a proof of the singular ...

... ubt 'Altlt i0achtt. FRIDAY. JUNE 2, 1882. 1 WE may now, Parliament having arrived at the third and last stage of the present Session, estimate what is likely to be accomplished in 1882. The golden period of its eristence has gone by, and it may safely be said that neither friends nor opponents are satisfied with what has been done. The immediate questions .of the day that have forced ...

... I gual 6DOSID. I2 * Satire's my weapon, but I'm too disoreet :8, To run amuck and tilt at alt I meet. = Coerced away from their Whitsuntide recrea- L tions, and consequently in humrour not the most pleasant; councillors assembled yesterday at the abnormally early hour of one. The business on hand which called for this special sitting related to the Borough Extension Bill, and at the outset ...

... THE BOROUGH EXTENSION BILL. A special meeting of the Hull Town Council was held yesterday to consider the proceedings of the Parlia. Imentary Committee, which contained a report with reference to the Borough Extension Bill. Mr Pool had also given notice to move the following resolution That it be an instruction from this Council to the committee in charge of the Borough Extension and ...