... 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 ...

... vartetteo. Christening of the Heir to the House ?? i ceremony was performed on Tuesday last at Preatwich Church, which appeared very gay on the occasion, ten or twelve carriages being in attendance. The Rev. Mr. a Lyon christened the infant ?? Edward Holland Grey. Lady Elizabeth was also christened at the saute time. The godfathers to the heir are the Duke of Wel. ' ilngton and Lord ...

... Mr. Thelwal's Lectures on Oratorical and Elocutionary r accomplishments. t On Monday lost Mr. Thelwall delivered his first lecture on elocutign.as the Institution in Park.stieet On ascending the R platform Mr. Thelwall, in reference to a glass of water, which ladl d beer placed upon the table, said, I am glad to see this water, as it a givo'.mt an opportunity to remonstrate against the use of ...

... HUNT. AT BRISTOL.: Mr. Henry, Hunt, pursuing his old fashion of doing iil'the?4n-' jury he can to the cause lie professes to advocate by dividing and tisglsting its 'riends, has offbred himself as candidate for the East- en Division of the County of Somerset. Mr. H. has commenced inthe true currish fashion, by yelping over the grave of the dead, and heaping unmerited obictuy upon the memory of ...

... Tfl'-i A13I1>DUIEIrX 'FfRALD, AN I) 'x :2E 0 ?? !TG 0F = Stir A C e. To the EDITOR Of J0UIlN'AJ,. C IA VING stell- ?? tll(I !levels' ( Sotur(lay, some re- I'vdnes- IRT-F 111:11-1:s oil :I voill. V, ILI lb- I. ?? Ito . `I) II i 0 'I -, 111sci-1:4111 'LI 1?0,,vilkg 110 It A ?O -fii-ar ill(, II '11A ?mt ;nll or Youl .0Inil, of' cc ?? hi'llll t1wt oil 11 LIM, 1, i't tilt!sd L s!evrk' Hills ...

... A C[ I ?? ' :G-- A C(IrAI' AND DURilII.r FARlM GATE. tie''or 3Willg gates arc cre elig b it to tise, bitt are yet generally made on; Ch a sci epitlittc' coltstrusttiolls, that the gatt, maldle with separate slipping litt bar:liltsoph e.Ncertitigtp aeeiy is yet far tile most part employed oil 'croulxtccsts f yheaii:ess. thii t i eh follosiv Carati of a ssieot gate is ittla more costly thall ...

... TOZ Z'M. It ( Fs'w;rom th/e Record.) Y It is o i t I ilic it; is nttempteld 2 1 ?? to accmitpiltsh in the relighiolns Eseablislmellts of the ' three 1pIrts of li Il the Un itid KinLgdlomt that those effected or prevented in one division cn 1s of the emlltiire titeratIC with a veitlio g ?? on ?? atteill pted D II or lottitin ted changes n the other two., Materially they are tho t- sC11tC ...

... NATIONAL REGENER1ATION I ~~~SOC IETY. (Concluded from page 188.) time to time, suade to reduce wages below the level, by which, with mode- rate exertion, a comfortable subsist- ence may be gained, as well as to pre- vent their imposing hours of labour and confinement beyond what are gene- rally considered to be reasonable and proper upon the people under their control. This is carried to an ...

... Calebonltanl oterritry.. . 1. IEDINBURGH. - . THURSDAY, JANUARY 2. The French Government has failed in carrying M. Persil, the procureur-general, as fourth vice- president of the Chamber of Deputies. Al. BeL renger has proved the successful candidate. The defeat of the Government in this matter is to be ascribed to the very great unpopularity under which the French law officers are at present ...

... OX n Christmas day the Rev. Mr Owen, A. M. performed 'service for the first time in his new cha- pel, College Street, Chelsea. The Rev. Mr Owen iwasj'a few months back, minister of. Park Chapel, .Park, Street, whibich belopgs to the Established .Church, andwas attended yi -a numerous congre- gation. In :consequence of the Rev. Gentleman having suffered Mr, Bayford,.a respectable.proctor, l ...

... Viewing the principle of those excellent institu- tions, the Savings Banks, conducted as they have hitherto been, in conformity to the plan laid down by that eminent statesman and true patriot, Sir George Rose, we have hitherto considered them worthy of our unqualified commendation. We confess, however, that the following extract from the Age induces us to fear that something ominous is now ...

... BRUrus AXD TITUS.-On a recent visit of his Grace the Duke of Wellington to Dover, he was, as Lord W arden of the Cinque Ports, received on his entrance into the place with military ho- nours by a detachment of the Rifle Brigade. The major commanding was the Marquis of Douro, eldest son of the Duke, who, by some accident, ap- peared before the hero in plain clothes—a circum- stance of which his ...