... 121. ?? . _ THE GREAT RADICAL DEMONSTRA- P TIONS IN HULL. I BY ORE OF THE MULTITUDE. d The franchise agitation is assuming almost 1 ludicrous proportions. According to all accounts, t which keep Streaming in from every Radical centre P of England, the people are swathing in tears, P and yelling hysterically for that immortal vote D which you wicked peers have had the' con- fl ...

... TOWN AND VILLAGE SKETCHE A IN j : I LINCOLNSHIRE. No. 28.-BITS ABOUT BARTON.-PET 1. l Mr Ball's valuable and interesting work, published in a, 1856. is so exhaustive, that nothing further of importance b is likely to be gatheredo-o the History of Barton, never- p theless, the disjointed bits, here given, may be of v interest to the ?? in and around this olden town. As a town, and a ferry, it ...

... RANDOM REA 9INGS. 'Now, children,' she continued, 'what is the meal you eat in tbe morniu gcalled?' 'Oatbmepl,' promptly replied a member of the class. 'Is pig iron pet;fied pork or congealed bacon?' A member of an eminent manufacturing br n says, 'If we amelt it, we should find it ont.' How is it we koow that our common mother, Eve, did notbelong to the High Chiuch party?-Why, because Adam ...

... I OPENING OF A NEW ROOM AND PRESENTA- TION TO THE PRESIDENT. The requirements of the Constitutional Club in George-street would happily appear to be such as indicate a healthy feeling in local political circles, It is but very few months ago that the building was opened by Sir Richard Cross, and then it was thought large enough to meet the necessities of the party, at least for some ...

... Give me, above nil other liberties, the liberty to know, to utter and to argeo freely, according to cons0ienae.-M1ss.2oX Compared with what is happening in other towns in connection with the Redistribution Bill, the political voice of Hull has been singularly quiet, the Liberal meeting last night being the only event of any import- tance to break the silence. After the speculation indulged ...

... | ,GREAT LOSS OF. LIFE. A WILSON LINER SUNK IN COLLISION. The Wilson Liner Romano has sunk in the Atlantic aster collision with the State Line steamer State of Nevada. The news was received in New York late on Tuesday night from St. John's, Newfoundland, and it was that the State of Nevada had put into St. John's on Monday evening badly damaged. The State of Nevada wos on her outward voyage ...

... BAND OF HOPE DEMONSTRATION IN I - . . HULL. _ In connection with the Hull and District Band of Hope League, a juvenile demonstration took place In the Botanic Gardens, on Monday afternoon. Meeting at about 2 o'clock In thea Corporation Fleld, Park-street, some 2000 children formed into procession, over half a mile in length and headed by the brass bands of the Spring.bank and Park-street ...

... a ,UV A ND EAST RIDING COLLEGE. I~~ ?? - -The presentratiorn of princ to the pupils of- the-HuU eand EEast Riding-ttoalege took place on Friday afternoon-in the large room of the college, before a large assemblage of u :parentf and frienuds of . the- boys. The Miyor of 1 Hull' (Dr iollit) ?? Wells read a report i of the examinaation he had made of the boys during, the I vreieousfew days. There ...

... TOWN AND VILLAGE SKETCHES I ?? No. 17.-WINTERTON (PART I). Being situate on the eastern side and 'neavr the bi termination of the oolite range of hills, locally known as a The Cliff, a mile or two on the southern aide of the * Humber,'Winterton enjoys the salubrity of the breezesti which sweep over that fine river, or arm of the sea, but i usually'spared the- fogs and dampness which the ...

... The annual prize competition at Strensall Common, in connection vith the Yorkshire Rifle Association, was °Sl cluded on Tuesday. The ?? are the local wifelO of prizes :-The Brooks' Chalienge Cup comnpetitia7 shots at 600 ?? cup and £3 was won by 0 1je Peech, Sheffield, with 28 points; Captain DiO' na Captain Deggitt, Hull, each £2 with 20 points Ebor Challenge Cup competition, 7 shots at 600 ...

... COLLIERY ACCIDENT: THREE MEN - - . . men-L . LED The Press Association Hatley correspondent tele- graps that three men were killed and several injured, on Saturday, at Meadow Colliery, Tunstall, Stafford. shire, It appears that a new pit was being sunkand a charge of gunpowder had been inserted for blasting. The fuse, baying been lighted, was left to ignite the powder, but the explosion being ...

... I SIR ER. TERMPLEJ, BART., IN ULL. On Tuesday, night Sir Richard Temple, ?? ?? ?? delivered a. lecture in-the Hull Royal Institntion, under the duspices of the Hull Literary and Philosophical Society, 'Mr William Hunt presidi'g. The, subject of the lecture was The Benefits and Responsibilities of Empire, which was dealt 'with in au able and interesting manner. In speaking of the bene. fits ...