... OROXTON CHURCH OPENING. A few additional particulars respecting the restorea i tion of Croxcton Church-the opening of which was I reported last week-may not be uninteresting. As previously stated, the sacred edifice formerly consisted of nave, chancel, north and south aisles; but some hundred or more years ago the building had fallen. into such decay that the materials of the two aisles were ...

... ?: ? ? ??iI 39ioqirt Wom::? Mr Ralph.Creykew as prevented byindis oito fo voting against the Government on te Cattle Diseasesa Bill on Tuesday night. it is understood that the living .of .'All Saints', Ponita. fract, has been accepted by ?? W. M. TomWlinson, M.A.. Camb., curate of St. Mark's, Sheffield. A magnificent halibut was landed by. a, fishing boat, at Whitby, onu Monday. It Weighed ...

... I otal juteuiage ' Ai the Ioyal Institution on Saturday afternoon, the Rev J. T. Freeth will lecture on JamesRussell Lowell. At the BIul Junior Liberal Cl0b, on Monday, Mr J. B. Anderson gave an address on The Queen's Speecb. A resolution expressing confidence in hinistels, and urging Vie reform mentioned in the Speech was passed. The us. Gamma, of Hull, from Alexandria, with a argo of ...

... [TIKH PROPRIETORS OF THE PACKET AND TIMES HAVE OBTAINED THE EXCLUSIVE EIGHT OF PUBLISHING THE STORY IN THIS DISTRICT.] PHANTOM FORTUNE,1 BY MISS BRADDON, Author of Lady Audley's Seoret, Taken at the Flood, A Strange World, Dead Men's Shoes, -Weavers and Weft, RJstas I am, &o., &C. CHAPTER IV. (CONTINUM). No sooner had the Fraulein turned the corner of the shrubbery than Hammond ...

... S:ERIOUS STRIKE AT THE ALEXANDRA O DOCK WORKlS. I . . . . .. . . I An extensive strike is at present going on amongst a di large number of men, comprising the masons, brick. Po layers, fitters, blacksmiths, turners, and labourers em- lo ployed in the construction of the Alexandra Dock hl Works, Hull. Their demand is that they should be h( allowed to cease work on Saturdays at one o'clock se ...

... ADDRESS ON OUR COLONIES. The monthly meeting of this association was held on Tuesday evening at the: Abereromibie Hotel, Campbell. street, when an address on Our Colonies was delivered by Mr H, J. Barratt. There was a large attendance of members. Mr W. T. Robinson (president), who presided at the opening of the meeting, after making a few remarks on political subjects, vacated the chair ...

... SALE OF LAND TO THE SCHOOL BOARD. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HULL PACKET. SIB,-I find that at the meeting of the School Board yesterday Mir Haller stated that I had offered him something to advocate the site offered by me for my client to the School Board. To this statement I beg to give a most unqualified denial. I never directly or indi- rectly made any such proposaL-Yours, &o., WILLIAM H. ...

... 'Parliamentary Cotmendium. HiOUSE OF LORDS, Dec.3rd. The Bishop of Oxford presented a petition ?? ithe corporation if Oxford against the Catbulin. claims. The Bishopr of Bristol desired to say a few. ?? l on what had fallen from a Noble Earl (Hardwicke) F on* a former day, relative to the petition from the F University of Cambridge against the Catholic ?? It wds not usual in the uniiersity to ...

... Compendium of Weekly Intelligence, FOREIGN k DOMESTIC. .SATURADY, Nov. 28. Spain.-Tbe Extraordinary Gazette published Deceimber 5rd, contains despatches from. the Alar- quis of Wellington, the first dated Pitiegua, Nov. 7th, and in thbi bie states that the enemy repaired the bridge at Toro sooner than he expected. -He, there- fore, desired Sir Rowland Hill to continue his march by ?? upon Alba ...

... 1~ 4%c-ntmon xtmla t%. K.wi ct aI'll- T. I P 3No.IX,. ?? ?? 91 am bate Gatherer, and Dpsposer of other ncus' 1St IMAGINATIONS, ANiTIPATIIES, &C. 1 have collected several uncommon instances of-the force ef the imagination, wliicil.are taken from .good authorities; at the fsip time the reader will recoilect, that I amnly a reporter in the present 'arti!cle.u hapssed sdy overa oui.-Vives-. ...

... .,JT1-SDAY, July 7. 4 OUTRSAAY, NAVA '0 URAGA JQur readers rpay iremenber tbht in the 49tb, Sotb, and 52nd eveosp, our 1st tol. we noticed a ,most exraordsiisry proceetiigi o Lieut. 'organ, eomxmraneer of'llis :tlisjsty s Schooner Barbara, in ,havingimnpiessed scyerai perisons out of four Ainc- tican #eis'in Lo 1bi 'Foyle' We are very happy to frdad lat ~iant. :uorgan bias been ordered to re- ...

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