Bridlington and Quay Gazette. — 1883-02-10 (Bridlington, Humberside, England)

OOO. Miss Brasidon received very high price* for several of her earlier works." At the present time Mr. Wilkie Collins probably makes most money by his hooks, but then he only writes at the rate of one In two years and a half. Novel writers who are dissatisfied with their returns may console themselves lty remembering the £2.50 MO the highest price over r-eeived by Moss Edgeworth form tile, and that Sir Welter Scott only obtained £7OO for "Waverley" ; for th • copyright af `Tvellrus" Miss Gurney was paid £2Ol  The Government have refused to accede to the re. quest of the authorities of Inverness-shire for military aid to enable them to suppreas the outbreak among the Skye crofters. A gamekeeper named Mills, In the employ of Mr. Walter Gilbey, of Ebienham Hall, Essex, has been murderously assaulted by poachers, in Prism Wood, lienham.The assailants escaped. The Queen will hold two drawing rooms at Buckingham Palace before Easter, of which the first will take place at the end of Febrin.ry or beginning of March, and the second in the middle of March. Seven seamen of the vessel Tocopilla have been sent to prison at Swansea for six weeks for having refused to work while the vessel was off Scilly. She encountered some severe weather, and, owing to the men's conduct, the captain was obliged to put beck. While inqf 50 foreigners constituted only h pee cent, of the population of the United States they are now nearly 13 1-3 per cent.Of the foreign residents In the former year 43i per cent. were Irish; they now do not contribute more than 27 per cent. A labourer named Kennel was engaged excavating a bank of c'ay at Langley Perk, near Durham, when it suddenly gave way,and buried him. The accident was witnessed by several people,and great excitement prevailed until the man was dug out. Be was still alive, but dreadfully mutilated, and died shortly after admission to the hospital. William Bolton, alias Devine, and his wife were on Friday charged at Westminster with stealing from Mrs. Fowler, in whose employ they had been as gardener and housekeeper, about £1,606 of property and jewellery, and £75 in bank notes,which had been abstracted from the prosecutor's house while she was gone to the theatre. The prisoners were remanded. On the arrival of the ship Rare Plant at Liverpool, from St. John's with a cargo of seal ol.i the captain reported that during a terrific gale on January 16, he filled a larg, canvas bag with seal oil and towed it astern of the vessel which was running before the wind. It had the effect of rendering the waves almost powerless, and to this expedient he attributed the safety of the chip. Rene.- i riots of a very dangerous type are reported from in Italy. All the Romagna is dancer ously with Socialiain,but Forli is the worst point, g crowds attacked the Prefecture, and . he death of Marini, the editor of a Prosentia, which had stigmatised the Mariam life was saved only by with  Hou.owate Pna.a—Sudden transitions from heat to cold, or from raw inclement weather toopresdve climates, favour the development of manifold diseases, iv Uh may in most instances be checked and rendered abortive by an early resort to three purifying, regulating, and strengthening Pills. This well-known and highly esteemed medicine affords a safe and easy remedy for almost every corunitutional wrong which unhealthy climates, rapid changes, or dietetic errom, can endenger, and effectually removes any weakness self-indulgent habits may have induccd. In all conditions of the system bordering on disease such as are indicated by apathy, listleeenees, and restlessness, Holloway's Pills will prove especially serviceable in begetting the vivacity of of mind and body appreciated by both sound and sick. CURE (this meek) or as otn Conan of many years' standing by Dr.