... Willougbby, fifth and youngest daughter of the late Lord Middleton, was married Church, near Malton, to Mr. Wm. Betbell, of the Rise, near Hull. The ceremony was performed the Archbishop York, assisted by Canon Whateley and Rev. R. B. Morris. The bride was ...

... extraordinary rise in the valae of Cheshire cheese at the fair held at Chester on Wednesday. There were twenty tons pitched medium quality, for which there was active demand, and prices gradually Tose from 655. to 85r. per owt. This is rise of 100 per cent ...

... There is an important point, too, which the Liberals see. It is popularly contended that, in the event fierce oppositions rising from below the gangway, the Government may go to the country with obstruction as their cry. Such ory would, doubtless, effect ...

... the mode of elections and tenure of office of Guardians to the Poor. THE EASTER HOLIDAYS. The Chancellob of the Exchequer proposed that for Easter Holidays the Honse should rise on the until the Monday week following. NEW MEMBERS. Mr. Bmethwick, introduced ...

... battalion or corps of less than six companies of twenty from rank and file eaoh, will be accepted for the forthcoming review on Easter Monday; and no application for volunteers to attend the review accepted after the 10th instant. , Tbe Standard says that according ...

... dissolution wonld take place The Chancellor of the Exchequer said it had been arranged that Parliament should rise on the 23rd for the Easter reeess and saw no reason to alter that arrangement. A HUNTERS' SELLING HURDLE RACE PLATE of 50 sovs: four year ...

... beingjirought forward, and, if it can be arranged, a son of Mr. Bright. As to Mr. Herbert Glad* stone, who is looked upon as a rising man, was born in 1854, and, from the traditions of . his family, considerable degree of enthusiasm has been roused bis favour ...

... presidents of the twe elabs arising ont of a proposition made by the Cambridge men that' the race should be postponed until after Easter,but the Oxford president, who gave the challenge stood upon his right to row on theu«aal Saturday, andeventually the matter ...

... correspondent at Lahore telegraphs that continued fighting between Mahomed Jan and the Hazaras is reported, well as intended risings the Khyber route. The Ghilzais are collecting in the neighbourhood of the Shutargardan. Numerous enquiries having been made ...

... persons upon the Easter and election traffiic. Our Paris ccrresspondent telegraphs that the Bourse resumed its upward tendency to-day. Five per Cents, began 118f- 72c., and after touching 118f. 70., left off at 119f., th« highest, a rise of 43e. on jesterday's ...

... turned outdid very nicely. There been great deal of electricity the air most of the week, and this made fish rise very short. A Leeds piseater in Easter week bad some eapital sport. On Saturday, in preserved water, with the fly killed sixteen good trout, nearly ...

... Night. The continued absence anything like definite progress in the negotiations at Constantinople is again causing a belief to rise in the public miud that the Porte is again at its old trick of masterly inactivity. It is true that Turkish officers have been ...