... eorrc~pol~enbn I KINGSTON COTTON MILL. TO THE EDITOR OF THEl HULL PACKET. 8sIR-Having seen in your paper a few weeks [go an adverisement in which an offer was made of exchanging, to the number of ?? shares, of one hundred pounds each, in the Kingston mill, for ?? of the eaams amount in the old company; and hbaving also learnt, upon inquiring in the proper quarter, that NqO OVE ?? availed ...

... I1 nle rc, BEVERLEY. ir- SEHMoNS On Sun~day last, sermons on behalf of Fog. 0 land Mission and the Model Parish, with its model cot* g tages, schools, factories, &c., as follow :-At St. John's ny Chapel, in tho morning, by tile Rev, W. Wright, M.A., lt and, in the afternoon, at the Minster, Both places were t largely attended, and the rev, gentleman's stirring appeal Y to the synmpathies of ...

... HULLE BOARD OF GUARDIANS. I Thvero Bsal weekiy meeting was held on Wednesday, Mr. Governor larrick In the chair. TireClek rpored (hat tile amount of relief dispensed at Ike Tworkhoe during tire lar week was £89 s an t the corresponding week being £1 Io th r es d and tehrati of £22 Ss. Ot. in cast, and better thad ben 400loavesd per w e e fk A lettern vas also read from the Poor Law Board, ...

... ITHE CHEERING PROSPECT BEFORE US'! ! (From Bell's Weekly Jklesseager.) Those of our readers who take more then a passing in- terest in public affairs, and are in the habit of camly and dispassionately weighing the assertions of public men, and forming an estimate of the real value of the opinions of such individuals, by the judgment passed upon them by the impartial and unerring voice of Time ...

... L A ?? U IilNUE. S is Fto SUNDAY, Fen:Biu kny 3.-Sexa- - I wtt- ?? ~liessoll: (41 0les It 111. isVcotI. ,ettitl -Fl irt Lusutt (ieuleuid St. ' r rI Co nitililus xv. ; 'i ii s l, Esq., Ihas paid h is an nual sub- - tl f to tbu 14014Ild utlbouls. . 1R sent !. tvtlt h of oostiage stanlips to 1ri li-it tttie ?? lie tile Jev. .ito-. tilt_ OItll ?? hvave tlsij been handed to nlS by a e ' *t~l hder, ...

... MAy IT PrLEASE YOUnR GtAcE,-.An address has been sent to your Grace from this town and neighbourhood to which it was thought irregular to attach my signature. Yet being legally non- resident In your Grace's diocese, I beg leave to express my cordial approbation of that address, and to add a few words on the sub- Ject. Myl age, Indeed, and loss of health and inemory preclude all minute remarks, ...

... I i, and LESSONS LOOR SUNDAY, MA-Y 4.-Second Sun- no of day after E9estsr.-Moruing..Firstesosaoi, Numbers xxiii,, bigxxiv. Second Lessont Matthew ?? big son Numbers xxv. Second Lesson: Romans 1oo. arving On Tuesday last, the H-ull petition against the PapalI aggressions was presented In the House of Commons by the hia.Right Hon. Mr. M.. T. Baftes. ghb.PRESEN~TATION To nrm REV. TV. MORTrON.-A ...

... I Oa Wednesday lost, the Venerable Archdeacon WILDERm I Potterm held his annual Visitaftio at St. Jameo's Church,. Beverley. As on former occasions, the attendanice was ti numerous, including, with few exceptions, the clergy of f Hull and the district comprised in the visitation. The Ser- 0 b mon was preachedby the Rev. WILLiAM 3. WHATELRY, rector o of Rtie, neat' this town, from I Car. iv., 1 ...

... ELECTION OF CHURCHlWARDENS. I HOLY TRINITY CHURCH. The annual election of churchwardens and sidesmen -at this church took place on Monday morning, at eleven o'clock, in the vestry. The venerable Vicar was in the chair, and there was a rather large attendance of 5 parishioners. ,4he VICAR, in opening. the proceedings of the meet- r in alluded to the defective condition of the building, and ...

... RESCUE OF ANOTHiEIR BOAT'S CREW. The following intelligence respecting the recovery of thirteen more lives which were supposed to have been lost by the 'vreck of this ill-fated steamer, is extracted from the Plymouth Herald.- It affords us extreme gratification to state that the revenue cutter, the Royal Charlotte, hbs this evening (Thursday) brought in thirteen more people who have been saved ...

... REVIEW OF THECORN TRADE DURINU THE PAST WEEK. (From Bell's Weehly Messenger.) WriEAT.-A sudden change in the weather in the early part of the past week gave a slight check to the trade for this article, inducing the millers not to take ally parcels the least affected by the humidity of the atmosphere ; still no decline was submitted to on any description, and the best qualities of red and all ...

... LECTURES ON ANDREW MARVEL i Onl Moriday, evening last, the Rev. Newma .,dts hisl second lecture on the Life and WrithngsofH~llder~ , at 'he Mechanica' inttsitutle. The room 10Wa odrew ,,e very Yespectabsle audience, ?? tldiod Wih end friends or the Hull Temperance League. Th ~hels lecturer took sip Marvels history at the Bor twrevih, lefthim n hi lut lecture, and, for tile sake ir ca' he bd ...