... LIVELY MEETING OF THE HULL ANTI- MILL SHAREHOLDERS. I Max -- . - . - The annual meeting of the Hull Anti-Mill and General Industrial Society, Limited, was held on Wednetblay night, in the Sailors' Institute, Waterhouse-lane. There was a crowded attendance. Differences of opinion had, it seems, risen between Mr Haller, the president of the society, and the auditors and committee. It was stated ...

... ACCIDENT TO Mn. FantDERtio BAINES.-Last night Mr. Frederick Baines, of Weetwood, met with an accident. Fortunately, the immediate results were not serious, nor are the after-effects likely to be an. Mr. Baines had been dning with some friends in Vernon-road, aud at about half-past nine was returning home in a four-wheeled cab, hired at the livery stables of Mr. B lakey, in Lodge-street. Whilst ...

... Mr. Napoleor. Argles, solicitor to the French Consulatl ia. London, writes to the Standierti-In consequence of ?? and lawSuitS which have arisen in reference tc certain mixed marriages contracted in Great Britain, the French ana English Governments have for some time pasi been concerting as to the best means for preventmg m future tha evaqion of the formalities prescribed by Frencb law for the ...

... ITHE _MARQUIS OF RIPON.| THE RETURN TO YORKS.EIRE. The Marquis of Ripon has returned to Yorkshire after an absence of five years in India. He arrived in York at tweuty-five minutes past five o'clock yesterday afternoon, ins company with the Marchioness and his private secretary, Captain F. St. Quintin. The Earl de Grey joined them at the Station Hotel, from which they start at fifteen minutes ...

... | ,OLITICS AND SOCIETY. L EEDS, ltednesday, January 14th , doe ar s mmde by the French Government, the er ?? Correspondent, for the settlement oir vE gvptia n question, if they have bee n correctly to l °:11, indic~ dicat the ast that M. Ferry nd his tail 5. ve3ave departed from the stiff and unbending t t which they have hitherto maintained. T oose re not nin themselves satisfactory; but a i ...

... LABOUR CONFERENCE AT RBBDEN BRIDGE. - -. k yesterday afternoon, at the Co-oPerative Hall, Hebden I Bridge, there was held the firat conference under theI aupces of a now co-operative organisation known as the Labour Association. There wasa nidrbettdac of delegates, among the towns represented beinig London, Glasgow, Manchester, Sheflield, Leeds, Hialifax, aand Dewabury.I The central offices of ...

... COMING OF AGE OF PRINCE ALBERT VIOTOR. Prince Albert Victor attained his majority yesterday. 1 Hij R Ryoya 1ibness was bo.n on the 8th of January, 1884, at Frogmore House, near Windsor Castle, where the t t Prince and Princess of als Wa were than residing, the i event having ocoutied shortly after the return of the e PrinCEsS Of Wales from a slkating party on the ice at h Virginia Water. > The ...

... The inquest on John Roberts, driver of the North. t Western express train which collided with the mineral A t train on ?? Staffordshire line near Stoke last Fri. 3 day, was opened ?? Waller, guard of T I the express, having given evidence, Joseph Key, signalman at the sideway box, said he received notice ar the express leaving Stoke at 10.33, and replied Lineolear. He warned E the express on ...

... TPE, BECHUANALAND EXPEDITION. (FaOto~ A. CORRUrSPONDENT.) - MIzThusN5s HORSE, COnip at Orange River, South Africa, D-O. 23th, 1884. The second detachment of Methuels's Horse, which went out in the ipartau, reachedr Capetown on Friday aftesnoon, December 26th. As soon as the Spartan diopped her anchor Colonel Methuen caume on board, and told the men that the first detachment, which went out in ...

... THIS;IORNING'S NEWS. TO-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS ENGLAND AND EGYPT.. The Daity News ?? Grariville, who has been staying at Walu;er Lastle, will come to town to-day. M. Waddington will present to him at the Foreign Office this afternoon the counterwproposals with respect to Egyptian finance which have been drawn up by the Freach Government. It is expected that the Cabinet will be summoned early next ...

... THIS MORINGIS NEWS. oti TO-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS THE MARCH ON KHARTOtTMA (DA4Lnv TsLxo?~AFH IThLinBAM.) set IRoumr, Tuesday.-To-day the signs of preparation lax for the forward movement of Lord Wolseley's flying th, column, which goes across the country to Metemmneb, dii abound on every side in the camp. an 'Unless the rdbels resist before Metemmeb, our du reaching the Wile there must ...

... The Press Association states that althonch a consider. able number of persons travelling by the Hammersmith train have communicated with the police as desired, no 1 farther information has been obtained blrely to lead to the ideutification of the perpetrator of the outrage. A letter has beea received in Northampton from the Honourable a. R. Spencer, M.P. He says that 3 he is progressing ...