... HULL CHARITY TAUSTEES. 1l. - ._ _- . . . e- The more we hea'r of tfie- recen-t_ elfintotePn Scholar's Eilhibition uinder Fitrries'kBury's Bequests, thermore contemptible does tle conduct of the Charity Trustees appear. . It should be explained,, -however, that a minority of the Trustees are the delinquent per- . en ties, not 'the majOYRiY. l'or the one successful end& he unqualifiedt ...

... ';; , , ' ' a .1 _ ~ . It..; .:Foten and etolouiteg o .Frt&NeiS-Marshal Vallee has returned to 1 3osaJ with the wounded, sick, besieging train; and baggage of the army, leaving Constantine withea - stroig garrIson, provisioned for six -onths. The '54 arsrbal has been active in establisbikg alllan4.s with the neighbouring tribes. and fmqoslng taxed.' The alliances appear to have, been easily ...

... Iiollaneou. I The Gazette of Tuesday night contains the I following announcement:- Dren'irg-street, Fe&. 13.-Ttne Queen has been pleased to appoint Col. De a Lacy tEvans, Lieut.-General in theserviceofthe QueenI of Spain, to be a Knight Commander of the Most Hon. Military Order of the Bath. THE ROYAL HousEs OF EIuROPE.-The eldest of the 52 sovereigns now existing in Europe (including the ...

... POPULATION STATISTI OS. I The following interesting facts were comqsunicaed I in a paper of great interest tQ tbe StatisticafYliciiy; by R. T. Edmonds, Esq- On the Movenienx of the Populations of Entgland and Sweden througl~oug seventy.Hfve years. ending with 1830,' In the majority of Eurqpean nations, the.rappal births amount to I in 30, and the annual death wto . in 40 of the total ...

... Ifnperiat Varliamcnt. HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, MARCH 15. Lord BROUGHAM; gave notice that he should here. after introduce a bill regarding tile negro apprentice- ship system, to amend the Act of 1833, by substituting August 1, 1838, for August 1, 1840-; and he added, in answer to the Duke of Wellington's in- quiry, that he should not impede the progress of Lotrd Gleneig's Bill by proposing ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... WHO IS THE, QUEEN'S FAVOUrlTE' ? (rmjz the Kew iKaM Oser)ver) It cannot but be a subjet of cdcup solicitude t'iruncrh- out the country, to knowE- avl}w is the favourite of t air Sovereign. W~e w^ ill endeavour to elicit an answver on this hlead, by pulblicly askingr a few questiols. 1.C-Who is the lade that was appointed the Ronmeo L'othetic governess of tic Plrincess Victoria without thc ...

... 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, ...

... faeeting of the Td QuRsounil. A meeting of the Council, pursuant to adjournment, took place at the Mansion-liouse, on Wednesday last, George Cookman, Esq., Mayor, in the chair. There were forty- five members present. The ToWN-CLEaU read a letter from certain inhabitants of Grimsby-lane, containing an address to the Mayor, thanking him for causing a gas light to be placed there, and wishing im ...

... local Intelligm(r. I HULL GENERAL INFIRMARY-WEEKLY REPORT. IN.FATIENTS. OUT PATIENTS. Discharg&cIed, Cured;, &c di d . .. 4 Admitted .. 6 A .. 6 Admitted 5 a, Physician. Dr. Cbalmers.-Surgeon, Dr. Fieldin,. iouse Visitor, Samulel Lightfoot, Esq.-Chapilaiii, Rev.J. King. Vaccinated by the Hlouse rcon 51. The SecretarY has received the sum of £13 Vs1, ...

... 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) ...