... Albert Kaye Rollit—have frequently testified to the intellectual profit derived therefrom. Dr King, in this way, not only showed the care he tool: in the well-being of the society, and that he greatly popularised and advanced it, but about twelve yearn ...

... returned at £1,396 IDs lOd, and Lowther at £1,285 17s 3d. POCKLINGTON. Horse and Foal Show.—The accounts connected with the show September have been made as far possible, and show a balance of nearly the bank, whil'3 there are outstanding subscriptions which ...

... Gladstone for a coup de theatre, furnish a combination in which the most arid imagination might begin to revel. The Ist of April is historically fruitful in surprises, but it has perhaps never before encountered so many attempts to disccunt them beforehand ...

... auxiliary was held at the Salisbury Hotel, under the presidency of Mr John Clark. It was decided to hold a soiree and ball m April, and the committee were empowered to make all the necessary arrangements for the occasion. The question of a revised list of ...

... till p.m. SATURDAY, APRIL 10rn, LAST DAY. BRIDLINGTON, April 24th. THEATRE VARIETIES, PORTER-STREET, HULL. Acknowledged by the Press and the Public be one of the Halls in the Provinces. CHANGE OF PROGRAMME WEEKLY. QOD6H AND JJAVY'S Show-rooms and Stock of ...

... R»y Morn 100 to 8 each agst Dutch Skipper and Hue and Cry fillv, 20 to 1 agst Insignia. Won by a neck; four lengths between second and third. Hue and Cry filly was fourth ; Fiddler's Wife and Glen Albyn next, and Fidget last. FRIDAY THREE-YEAR-OLD STAKE ...

... novel, and what I have reason to believe splendid entertainment which will be given at Sproatley on Wednesday and Friday, April 28th and 30th, aid of the funds for the restoration of the parish church cf St. within. It will have the kindly patri nage ...

... have now learnt the demand of Ireland from the mouths of five-sixths her constitution illy-chosen representatives, and this shows that Home Rule means the establishment of legislative body in Ireland for the management of purely Irish affairs. Such Home ...

... Of this I shall have something to say h.ter on. But first of all I must congratulate the union ou having reached a definite stage of its existence. Lovers of football now know what its objects are, and although they do not know how it is proposed to carry ...

... been moved by Mr Collision, seconded by Mr it was carried with great applause. Hull Board ok Guardians.—The usual weekly meeting this board was held on Wednesday, under the presidency of Governor Frankish. The returns showed that out-relief had been granted ...

... settlement of the Irish question, although it was framed entirely different lines to his bill of 1870. What do these failures show ? They show that to a great extent the physician has failed to diagnose the disease. Although these bills were trespassing very closely ...

... MELNOTTE'S A COMPANY. MONDAY, May ith, Messrs. Shiel Barry and W. Hogarth's Company in CLOCHES DE CORNEVILLE & LA MASCOTTE. Stage and General Manager Mr. Alfred Cuthbkrt. Doors open at Seven ; to commence at Half-past Seven. Box Door open at (5.30 to ...