... ?? varittitz. )St Cheshiree~ Quaates SessierssThteee,. lhaimeekan, K nutsford, before Trafii~jT 'a~lt caraand a full beret, of ragr5T~ re, 61 tic man, in his address to tite Gran IN2i L Ont heavy state of thaalna, dhr bJ.~3 Iterbt~L, mn, trial, to the operations of the Beer Act ' 115- Pttloncr we done more to demoralize tile econc by lch it.1-0 nd incident to which lie could allu'dle. 2'h ...

... I --- ElSE presentation to our readers of the celebrated letter of our Irish Protestant Champion, Mr. M'GHEE, to the Duke of WELLINGTON, will, we know-, be appreciated by the Protestants of Hull and the East. Riding. The high argumentative talent, the profound erudition, the unflinchiing zeal, the unimpeachable character of that faithful Pastor, has a hold on the English mind; communicating a ...

... A happy-looking old fellow named Tinkler, (a member of the Reformed Corporation of Hull, and who is not altogether unknown at the Police-office,) was charged before the magistrates, on Saturday last, 'with an assault committed on the person of William Bainbridge. On the case being called over, Bain- bridge (vwho is a poor but a respectable man,) was placed in the dock; but Tinkler (who, ...

... 'flIttropolis. THE COUn'T.-The Queen is still at Wind- ti sor, but her Majesty and the Court. it is said, will n adjourn to the Pa jilin, at Brighton, olt the 14th inst. si by whichl time all the arrange~ments at the Palaic are c expected to be completed. Ot Sunday her M-ajesty a attelnded Divine Service in the Chapel Royal of St. 'I George; and in the afternoon her Majesty caine on ii the ...

... Iaifb--p intellgence. HUtLL AND SELIny.-A considerable num- ber of mon are employed upon the vaTIous Contracts, and the contractors are exerting themselves to com- plete as mu.ch of the work as possible previous to the winter; about 150 yards in lengtu of the embank- ment at the west end of the Foroshore, near Hull, are completed, and 100 yards more raised to the full height; a great part of ...

... Exclanb. O'CONNELL'S AGITATION TouR.-The agi- tation is now in full operation. Already there are accounts of the proceedings in Kerry and Kanturk, and I hope to be able to forward a report of the '1'hur- les dinner, which took place last night. The reports of the speeches in Keiry and Kanturk are exceed- ingly voluninous, but I shall endeavour to give you the substance, without the repetitions ...

... Sonrstrbatibe f§stibals, &X. I BOLTON CONSERVATIVE DiNNER. - The Bolton Conservatives, -who, duning the last session of Parliament, have considerably increased in number and in strength, intend dining together on the 13th inst. A splendid pavilion is in the course of erection, capable of holding 1,500 Conservatives. Lord Francis Egerton, Mlr. Bootle Wilbraham (the two members for the county) ...

... AND IHUMBER MB1tCUrY. HULL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1S31. WE inserted, in the fourth page of our last public.a- tion, a sketch of some proceedings that recently took place at a meeting held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, London, over which Sir J. SCOTr Lt.LE pre- sided, and which meeting was called together for the purpose of forming an Anti-Cora-Law Society.- The object of causing such an ...

... ICHURCh-- MISSIONARY SOCIETY. I The Annual General Meeting of the Hull and East- Riding Association was held in St. John's Church, on Monday morning, the Rev. TI1OCIAs DtsEs in the chair. The audience consisted principally of ladies. The Report was read by the Rev. W. SHGT.FT0N. It adverted to the continuance of peace, which afforded facilities fur concerting measures and carrying on plans of ...

... nri EgjC^qdi, SATuDiAY SIORtt5oNOm',- has notbeenlnich the rtI, bern this vreek. The tendlency ef p-ices has still been tip. tbe hrd, The flrsty rice of Consols an Monday last, ay t3Ac foruthojice ala r antlnnd 8 for Money. On the following day tule Aeeount frice d4at tChCLI -ij ,on WVedlnesday, it feli to S'; dn TIuC~drytroseftOmBI at wrill;i ae~d yes3terday was about 84j all day. This ...

... L PR-LIAMENT. t:= Ha izv-rI I _ .7 . 7t r_ l_ * .. T i' . y~Jou~ ofLot'd--- Monday, .Ts0 4. S lir or HA R swoon, bejggd to call their lordeihipe' atten-, linla tibject partly donntcked tvith hibiself, as.. lord 11eatei~;of risk county of York,: and every other individual. Dn~ hodng rialloir situlation. In July' last, a rnagisfirate in the les h1txg ofa York (Mr. Nichael, Stables) as~ ...

... I I f T. - 3M1tisytEts lhate atteruptat(i as ;urlal t'a hunrbia: the Country. bi shifruin- * .'I t l hrs the IIro.a-Iliaratv 4r ' resisting the itnuiediat' tuancipatin .af tl- \V'-'r India slave;. T'hey tll hxs- tex, int-a their own tri . s for Sir EtiniD.Y WILMcOT, the Can'-rvative nieta for Warxviekshire ctarritd his ino.tioi ftar doin1g i5.\,' t .with toe apprectic..ship a-tenl 1ny a m ...