... LIBER EONSTRETION AT ~~~GAINSBORUH On Monday the Liberal Association of Gainsboroughl inaugurated its first rdunion at a banquet, at which Lord Yarborough presided, supported - by Lord Monson, Messrs F. J. S. Foljambe, MAP., F. T. Mappin, MtP J. S. Leadam, M.A., Saville Smith, J.P., Mayor of Louth; J. Bennett, J.P., Louth; Alderman Bennett, Grimsby; and others. The banquet was held in the Old ...

... A MASTER OF HOUNDS CAUTIONED IN I IRELAND. It1> Xt _ A ?? y Mr Robert G. Watson, master of the Carlow and g Island hounds, was yesterday served with a notice, f i by 190 farmers in the Carlow district, caution- d ing him against trespassing on their lands during the t present hunting season. MILL DESTROYED NEAR ACCRINGTON. Early yesterday morning Church Bridge Spinning Mill, Church, near ...

... THE NOMINATIONS. The time allowed for nominating candidates for the vacancies which will occur in the various wards of the town on the lat November expired on Monday evening. The following is a complete list of the gentlemen nomi. nated. It will be seen that there will be contests in nine wards out of the twelve into which the town has been recently divided under the Extension Act NEWINGTON ...

... ISPEECOE BY MR. HENEAGE, M.P., AT LOUIJTH. Lady Eleanor Heneage, who was accompanied by Mr E. Heneage, M.P., on Tuesday opened a bazaar in the Town Hall, Louth, in aid of the British schools. The institution has had a debt accumulating for some time c past, and, as Her Majesty's inspectors had repeatedly e reported in favour of extended accommodation for the 4 infant scholars, it wee felt that ...

... 1ST EAST YORK RIFLE- VOLUNTEERS. I ?? I S1OOTING COMPETITIONS. The ndjourned competition for the Regimental Chal- lenge Badge, Lieut,-Colonel Brooshooft's Cup, Lieut.- Oolonel Gleadow's Cup, Major Brodrick's Cup, Captain leggic's Cup, and Mr Jaclson's picture was concluded on Saturday. lRanges, 200, 500, and 600 yards ; position, any; five shots at each range; Wimbledon targets and scoring. ...

... I ubt ?Putl ioathtt. WnE;N the last Session of Parliament closed the country was informed. that an Autumn Session would be held ostensibly for the purpose of devisin , through the ClOture resolutions, means whereby organised Obstruction should be put down once for all. Parliament has now met; and except for matters connected with Egypt, the time and attention of the House will be devoted to ...

... I- - . II -- '904al juituigeme. |1 The Queen has anproved of Mr Guilermo Moran as Vice- Consul at Hull and Grimsby for the Uruguay Republic.- Z donGdoazette. HULL STRFFT TBiSIwAYS.-The traffic receipts of the Hull Streat Tramways, for the week ending Saturday, the 5s1t Oct., 1882, were £343 l9a 10d; corresponding week last year, £276 4s 2d. TnE BLUE RIBBON 1 AnsY.-A Blue Ribbon Gospel Army ...

... THE BA NE OF ENGRAVING? NOTE SWINDLE IN HULL. .l On Friday, at the Hull Police-court, before Mr Twiss, a middle-aged woman, named Ann Harrison, was charged ou remand with obtaining £10 by means of two false £5 notes; and James Henry Adams, Alexander Briggs, and Oliver Harrison were charged with being concerned in one of the ?? Spurr prosecuted, and Mr Thorpe appeared for the prisoner Adams. ...

... WEST SCULCOATES CONSERVATIVE I ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL MEETING. The annual meeting of the above association T held on Wednesday evening in. King-street School-roo, the President, Mr C. S. Eccles, occupying the chair There was a good attendance. The annual report, which was read by the hon secretary (MAr T. B. Redfearn), was as follows 8_ Your committee have much pleasure in presentiogt' you the ...

... IMESSRS. CHAPLIN AND STANOPE ON - PUBLIC AFFAIRS. I E S- - C -PI AN STANO -E I An Mesars Chaplin and Stanhope, the members for Mid- or Lincolnshire, addressed a large meeting of their con. in tituents at ogathorpe on Monday evening. The a Vicar of the parish presided. In Mr CHAPLIN, in the course of his remarks, said that, et representing, as he did, an agricultural constituency, it ne had ...

... OPENING OF THE HULL DE LA POLE I CAFE. I Ia . -n - 91 - ?? . . I Bs The Hull People's Public-house Company have made .r an important addition to their properties in Hull by the It opening of the De Ia Pole Cafd in Silver-street. A It better site could not have been selected, and there is d every probability of the restaurant becoming a popular n place of resort, and proving a most successful ...

... 'A -4 - - _ -L _ T : .t / - A meeting of the Lighting Committee of the Corporation was held on Saturday, at the Town Hall, Mr Elam in the chair, for the purpose of receiving a report from the Town Clerk on the Electric Lighting Act of 1882. The report having been printed and circulated amongst the members was taken as read, and it was ordered to be entered on the ?? Town Clerk said the ...