Bridlington and Quay Gazette. — 1895-04-20 (Bridlington, Humberside, England)

EPITOME OF NEWS.  Anonlag lo use nand Rano nun of 1890, than win 120,996 dinned ?mph, is a population of one 62 ralllhns.  The National Howw-rusdieg Usk. kiss reesiviod peat of /120 from Our Worshipful Oosipusy of elork• workers, Loads..  Th. Faris Municipality bee seeepted • bequest hi Madame Albs., the pima donna, of 62,0001. tel savings-bank deposits for deserving aobool obildren. Lord Ireagb hoe contributed di,ooo to the Special Appeal Fund now being raised for the poopo.. of opening the flee wards st St. Thomas's 21o.pitol of meant closed. At Hovey Tracey, on Tuesday, the Bishop of Exeter indoeted Wallop Height Brune, late of Mashonaleud, ae view of the parish, in succession to the kW Osinon Courtenay. At the North Holland, Lincolnshire, Quarter Bat. done, at Boston, on Monday, there w 00... prisoners for for trial and Colonel Moore, the ehainean, was presseneed with • pair of whits kid gloves.  Mee Olga Pal.., Ore young Jewl-sh lady who was meetly sequined by a gt. Potenburg jury altar eke had shot a student muted Donut, Oro would not mama to sorry her, hes *gain been arrested. Lord Oubery has sold Laaton Park, hie picturesque mat near Brannford, in Northempronebire, to Mr. Jeaten Hornsby, of Suplenford Pail, Leioestershire. The suasion al Luton Nand. to. floe grounds of 800 urea.  Before leaving London the Duane' of York gave Mr. Walter Yorrett • eerie+ of silting at Yorktionse for Om bad which he haa modelled en • companion to that of the Duke of York 'Wolk he executed tut year.  A main swot la about to be constructed under the Beim, just above the Pout de la Oonoorde, for the emiverume of axed of the sewage of the south of Pure. It will be 1011. below the bed of the rives, aed will, It le inhered, bo completed by moot eptieg,  _ For employing seven boys under the age a eight. sem years during prohibited horn Morn. Barnett end Phillips, umbrella lasnalsotarers, of London Wall, wets on Moods; fined £7 and E 2 2s. eats ; by Bir Maenad Ranson, M.P., M the Ginildha ahle. ties Boors.  Hoary Mann and George Henry Tyler, chief oar. pekes mates in the Royal Nary, end attached to the Modway reserve, ware stintenoed by • oourtinsrtial sitting at Chatham to three months' hard labour each for frsodulently disposing of certain Admiralty stores. The Hull trawler Ductless of York, owned by the Handier Steam Trawling Oompany, wee on the 20th March seised by • Danish gunboat and taken to Frederikaharen, on a °huge of fishing it turiknial waters. A portion of the gear wee eonfintated, and tbo skipper Rued £7. On Monday evening • young man, about 20, wen found lying tutooneoioac beside • bioyole,ou the road to Glenoreer on the Dublin mountalus, having evidently fallen front the machine. He was removed to • essidanoe sear, sad • doctor who examined Win fonmilha skull freotured.  Thi Berl of Monist Edgeumbe, Deputy Grand Mostar, will preside at the annual festival of the Royal Hawnlo Institution for Girls, which take. place at Freemaaons' Hall and Tavern, on Widow. day, May Bth, and also at the stewards' visit aud distribution of prism al dal institution, Clapham Junction, on Monday, May Bth. The Rollos at Naples have been unable discover any reason for tha suicide of Colonel Campbell. He had bean living for the past three months at Castellamas, and had very few aoqualutanoss. It haa transpired that thallay previous to his oommitting outside he wrot, to his family in London and sent than £7OO.  In the competition for the twenty prisee awarded by the Royal Geographical Society at the laW Queen's Scholarship examination for but papers in geography, the result of which has put been mad. known, two were won by men and eighteen by women,while of dm twenty certificates also awarded only one fell to. man and nineteen to women.