... ' | I _+ I CAPTURE OF ARABI'S CHIEFB MILITARY ADVISER. 51 -t AN ATTACK BY MOONLIGHT.El tli BRILLIANT CAVALRY t CHARGE. o c CRUSHIN0,DEFEAT OF THE hi CR ~ ~ ?? The following telegram was despatched by Sir G hi Wolseley to the War'Office on Sunday:- ISMAILIA, Sunday. } Have just returned from outposts and find our m actions of 24th and 25th have had far more important results than I was aware ...

... | &LLGL BIE V Ad BY THE AUTHOR.] I -_ . , I I WHO KILLED JO:N CAMERONI BY JAMES S. BORLASE. ,n Author of Both Prancma and Polie Spy; Le The Lass o'owrie;-- The Queen'8 Cadet; The Wreck of the Goden Cloud, dC., &a. le_ re CHAPTER XXIX lo ?? VAQGRA PLAYS A DEEP GAME. Kf Katie's recovery was much more rapid than her medical adviser had fancied possible, or than Percy 3r Vaughan had given ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE PROPERTY SALE-Messrs N. Easton and Son have disposed of the house, 23, Brook-street, by public auction, for £420, Mr W. Sissons being the purchaser. HULL STREET TRUIwAys.-The traffio receipts of the gull Streat Tramways, for the week ending Saturday, the 26th August, 1882, were £365 4s 3d; corresponding week last year, £338 10s 7d. THE s8. GRECIAN MoNAnos.-During the run ...

... vt FREE LIBRARY QUESTION. IMpORTAT MEETING IN R1OLDERNESS I WAIARID. A meeting of ratepayers was hold oi Wedriesday to ?? the schoolroom, Drypool, to consider the ti movement for a Public Library. There was a larve{o attendauce, the ex-Sheriff, Mtr J. Fisher, J.P., pre. T ?? ?? ?? Cn ArRAN remarked that the Free Library ques. t tlon was one of great importance to that district, and & ti ?? ...

... Mrs Langtry will sail from Liverpool to New York on the 30th October. A correspondent of' the New York Herald gives an account of au interview which he recently had with Mrs Langtry at the George Hotel, Nottingham, where she was staying during her engage- ment at the Theatre Royal in that town. Permission for the interview had been asked and given on the previous day. The interviewer writes:- ...

... At the London Bankruptcy Court, on Friday, the failure was announced of Thomas Joseph, colliery pao. prietor, of Fenchurch-street and Cardiff, with liabilities £150,000. AN ALLEGED SWINDLER. A man named Caulfield has been apprehended at Halifax, charged with uttering forged cheques at Cheltenham. He Is also arrested for similar offenoes committed in Somersetshire. THE NORDENFELDT GUN. On ...

... HULL I I DOCK COMPANY'S EXTENSIONS. I - ?? THE DAIRYCOATES SUBWAY. ,S On Monday the first sod of the subway which is to be fA constructed under the railway lines at Dairycoates, to el give access to the No. 2 Dock, was turned by Mr J. Holmes, smackowner. The ceremony was witnessed by a large company, there was present the Chairman of thenl Dock Company (Lieutenant.Colonel Pease), the Deputy- M ...

... aC1 Butt patkhr. IT would be rather curious as a speculation to enquire as to what would happen in Europe and Asia, were ARABI to totally defeat the Britsh troops before November 13 next, the presumed date of the coming of the Mahommedan Messiah. At the present moment it would seem as if the Mahdy were likely to have a rather warm reception. But there is no knowing what may happen in Egypt. ...

... . LATEST NEWS, pointment, next sessions of the Comrnittee with a ?? to continue the inquiry, Printed and Pnbhhedw by the EfuD. Packet Nel- paperaompany (Limited.Xs o.t theta General Steam enatigOfliees. No. 2 2 Wthiteirl=zeF irl th 8 Brlr>z:\ of W4 E ...

... We extract the following letter from the Aewiesh Chrocicte:- SIB,-In your last week's number I noticed a Note expressing a desire for more information of the early Jewish history in connection with the early settlement of our ancestors in our Northern English towns. Like Mr Davis, I have read a paper on the early history of Hull when the Archmological Institute visited us. I also take much ...

... .. Iistrtjt News. I I On Sunda y the United Rail way .Servants held a camp meeting at Thirak. An oak reredos has been erected in the parish ohurch at Weuterdale, Grosmnont, to the menmory of the late Hon. 0. Duncombe by his family, from the design of Messrs Perkins and Bulmer, architects, Leeds. Mr J. D. Hutohinson, late member for Halifax, was in- tarred on Wednesday in the General Cemetery, ...

... I lT HULL TOWN COUNCIIL. ?? An adjourned meeting of the Town Council was held yesterdsy,.the Mayor (Alderman Leak) presiding. aTH LATe ALDERMAN DOWSING. The minutes of the Sub-Watch Committee having been confirmed, the Town Clerk reported the death of Alderman Dowsing. Alderman SiuMoN then moved the following resolution and referred to the late alderman's long connection with the Corporation, ...