... 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 ...

... SPEECH OF THE, QUEEN REGENT OF SPAIN.| The Speech delivered vy-tie Queen Regent of Spain, I on opening the Corxes, on the 24th of July, has just c been published. Itis a document of too greata length , to admit of our copying it entire, and we muwt eontent i ourselves with a few of the leading pasageS. She says:- . , I To unite to the throne of my august daughter the rights i of the nation, ...

... On the Bill To remove certain Disabilities which prevent soinc classes of his Majesty's subjects from resorting to the Universities of England, and proceeding to Degrees therein.'° MEas PRESENT. DUKeS. Romney Ellenboro'ugh Cumberlarid Wilton Prudhoe Gloucester Limerick Ker Wellington I'owis Maryborough Beauforrt Itosse Ravensworth Rutland Orford Forrester rbAnQUISES. Harerwood Bexily BDte ...

... T1lE N1GIIT ALAIIMAI. (I-row; the Forget ie Not. ) The evenrirs elosed ili. and tIl-ling thoir station in the dirnirug room, the larly oe, ziipiiid her-elf witli her needl-, anll the geritilemars hli!' `ai to anlwer the letters shich had awaited his arrival. tni liiirihl-keil silvi-eu enr- i.ed which was inter- ruptel' biy a ,Wr i-l grstle it, d11,1: tilt' lnverllov ftll fromi the laity's ...

... WYEEKLY EPITOM1'E. FOREItGN AND) POI'ITICAL It is stated ill 1ulasi e, 'qr ,yr that tile ratifications of the treaty concrluded oni thle 4td roI A1,01, beta rCa the courts of I'ari~,Ioeli, Mad1rtd, aol Lirti)ni, isere exchawi~cd at Lon'ton oal Ilie :31s otit. tolt that t ce French governmtenlt ha, juot rceileed tin re of thet ott~er three 'sr. Trie .! lear'u of Tuesday tveac last cotilairts an ...

... {CIO OMtt wartaY AND HUMBRIB MEBCUlty. I HULL, FRIDAY, SEPT:mieMrp 26, 1834. | IT fortunately happens that no event of importance has occurred in the political world, since our last, to demand any lengthened notice. We, therefore. con- sidered that we should best consult tire wishes of the readers of the Packet, by devoting all the space we could spare to a detailof the proceedings at our ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-WEDSNESoDA, JULY 23. fu rLord WOt)rHOUSE took the oaths and his seat. The prisoners' counsel bill, the great western railway b)ill, and the bighway bill were brought up and read a first cl ttime. lth Petitions were presented-by Lord Rolle, and the' U Earl of Shafiesbury, in favour of the chliureh, By Lord Li Suffield, from three places, prayingfior the'repeal of the of law vith ...

... == DI)SSENTERS' CLAIMS. whi TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY'- bill .Sia,-The editor of tel Examiner in the numnbbr of poy his journal of therdate, of April 13, expresses his surprise mu that the Irish Catholics have not come forward in aid of to the, claims of the English Protestant Dissenters, who heu ate now calling for a redress of their political griev. whil ances. 1 think this ...

... THE LITERPooL PRE?ME? (From tk? Lo,?don ? ralesg,- . 7Warm k ?? Tz'rE:.ME 'restingrs h~edninr. ery ?? the Reform Bill, and the poi adyanced iproving our municipal ?? measure for e wvas in hope they will, in purifying Our ratot ' perate as we e Palmentary and municipal, our Octaoral Systemn both td t be beabl tobelieve the accounts wh1 ich ry winl scarcely flee, and them Of the recent ...

... LIVERPOOL. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1834. Grand Junction Raiulway.-On Wednesday sennight a meet- ingof the proprietors of the Grand Junction Railway was bald in the Cotton Sale-room, Exehan :buildilngs, John Moss, Esq. In the chair. The chief object of'the meeting was to h Uanction an application to Parliament. for au Act to amend the Act of last session in some important particulars, and also for ...

... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 184. I -- - - IArechanic? Is ?? Lord ChanedtIm Lecture,.-O Saturday evening, the concluding lecture of the eourse onI PAlI I,,i 5w. re.ented hy th. L-rA flh,,ndellor was de- political Economy, presented by the Lord Chancellor, was de- liv'ered by Mr. George Vandenhoff, at the Mechanics' Institu- tion,-to a crowded audience, comprising many of the leading me ...