... THE HULL WATER SUPPLY AND THE RECENT EPIDEMIC OF DIARRHEA. A meeting of the Investigation Committee, appointed by the Town Council to inquire into the causes of the recent outbreak of diarrhce t in the town, was held on Friday, Mr A. Rollit in the ?? Chairman thought it would be better, before the business was pro- ceeded with, to have MIr Maxwell before them, and Mir Maxwell was accordingly ? ...

... ALD. ATKINSON AND THER TATION OF THE BRTGCX T)urrL,-- KJkxu~A.L DIJIISION , On Friday afternoon MAr R. J. A tkins meeting of the electors at the' coner e addres~d a, Grimsby.-The Mayor (Alderman Reetlesy)viiti- C explained that this wag only aL preliminar ed, alub that another one would be arranged for in the T ug, and or some other place. Hes had kown Air AtkW 3%u 11 number of years, and knew ...

... SERIOUS DOCK FIRE AT LIVERPOOL, S lA7qA T1- 1 CHAP 1 A Lloyd's Liverpool telegram states that a firc broke out on Friday in the Inonai T. Shed, Alexandra Dock, the shed being totally destroyed. The steamer City of Berlin and armed cruiser America in the dock had to be removed. GLASGOW AND THE FREE LIBRARIES, ACT. The Lord Provost of Glasgow on Saturday announced result of the noll which has ...

... THE MODEL LODGING-HOUSE SYSTEM. OPENING OF A NEW HOUSE IN HULL. [BY A TRAMP.] Kind hearts are more than coronets: And simple faith than Norman blood. A few days since a ceremony of an interesting character took place in Blanket-row, Hull, in which several philanthropic townsmen took part. The cere. mony comprised the opening of a lodging-house for the working-classes (under the auspices ...

... LATEST NEWSs HUILL PACKET OFFICE, Friday A'hrg7,oy. THE MANCHESTER SHIP CANAL. The Lords' Committee yesterday morning passed the preamble of the Manchester Ship Canal Bill, ssubject to clauses providing that £5,000,000 shall be subecribed before the works are commenced, and that the Parlia. mentary deposit remain impounded till the completion of the works. PARLIAMENTARY BUSINESS, A long ...

... A KEEL CAPSIZED IN THE UUMBER. THREE LIVES LOST. RESCUE OF A WOMAN AND HER CHILD AFTER SIXTEEN HOURS' IMPRISONMENT, A terrible accident occurred on the Humber early on Wednesday morning. About three o'olock the keel Edward and William, laden with timber, bound from Grimeby to Leeds, was going up the river on the flood' tide, there being on board at the time the captain, Mr i T. Snowden, of ...

... AN EMPTY , -SHRINE; On DAVID WEIR'S ROMANCE: A SECRET OF THE SEA. BY M ARTIN ElOPE. CHAPTER VIIL.-GnaTaUDs. When a young man falls in love-honestly in love - probably the last thing he thinks of doing is giving any reason for his condition. No explanation is necessary he is in love because he can't help It. Nevertheless we feel tempted to try and offer some reasons for Harry's love for ...

... SRVERAL EXCURSIONISTS DROWNED. On Monday afternoon a shocking boat accident occurred at Mabletbhorme, About halfP 1stb two o'clock the John Gray, a pleasure.boat, pub out to sea in charge of John and Stephen Gray, two experienced boatmen. Five minutes later the boat was caught in a squall and upset, but the sails prevented it from being turned completely over. It is believed that the boat ...

... I THE EXPECTED WAR. REPORTED RUSSIAN DEFEAT. An official statemeiat was issued at St. Petersburg yesterday, in which some of the most important state. ments in Sir P. Lumsden's report were denied. A St. Petersburg correspondent reports that the Russian Government have issued an ultimatum on the Afghan frontier question. The Rnssians are stid to claim the recognition by England of the first ...

... 11 AfnL TOWN COUNCIL X l&N.WEIJ AND THLE WATER SUJPPLY. A qafrterlY meeting of the Hull Town Councilwa a ?? at the Town HalL. The Mayor (Dr p5jt) presided. r., fHSTIBLIcG AN]) THE MARET QUm5TON: 'rn gBSHABLES IMPROVMENT PLAS. The Dfayor read a letter fre.1 Mr Stirling, in ?? explained the action he ha taken in the past in be nection with the above question, and intimated that cotnely date he ...

... DIFFERENCES OF OPINION AMONGST THE ea TRADE. A Following the deputation from the trawling part of the A United Kingdom which waited upon the President of R the Board of Trade, on the 16th inst., to ask that the (s white light should be legalised for the use of trawlers, 1p in conjunction with the red flare, several meetings 11 were held during last week at Grimsby bythe several hl bodies ...

... M'R. WI SAUNDEIRS AND TJIg EASTERN DIVISION A _ as 7:q .. An Earnest Liberal who says that forome t years he has had exceptional opportuniti55 , f gauging the political feeling ini Hull, COnsid of a action of the Radical leaders in the East one thges a blunder from first to last. The system of gu. r a education, he continues, admirable perhapula a theory, has miserably failed in prahtiaps ...