... THE TOWN COUNCIL, To the Editor of the flull Packet. -tSn In thle C ourse of my T'ambIles laItely through- tle tos ave heard it much comnplalined of, that thle town SI d people .nre -in mttuy clase, PerfqC1lY.J1ignorant who nre the ant aldermen and fomna mere: Tcouncille;fu; I wb o is t htt thy re abe or foget who areind'iwho ar tnut memt. berl of that agsbody. To' endeavour to oblvivte thlis ...

... . -WEEKLY -pITOME.- FOREIGN. iGeneral EvaUs ailly troop.re b to beregularly d~l~edtht esral~dper'atIcn so a g'ye Cbeen par- fOrmed, the active-Vervice they.were immediately engaged fil on t heir arrival previiiting it.7 Officers, nocornmissioned officers, and privtes'bre all tabe put to s-iusd-ddll, and the. hDO ul-of the British ,name is,4ot to be Perilled by the want, of discipline of these ...

... LORD SA.N D-ON9'S; SPEIECh ' | 4t the Liverpool Tradesrmne's Couservlive 4acialion. Liverpool, Jan. 20. Lord Sandon, the able representative of the commercial and general interests of this great borough, having a few days ago arrived on a visit to his Cconstituents, the Tradesmen's Con- servative Association, which during its short -formatioa has already enrolled amongst its members the ...

... WEEKLY EP'l'OME. Thle grent object of interest from Spain, during lnat week, was thle vote of confidence to M. Mlendizabal ; thle debates in thle Estamento of Procuradores on the subject have been of high interest. Thle general question Was agreed to on Thursday, Dec. 31st, by 156 votes against I. The lirst and second votes were, on the Ist Jan., 1836, voted unanimously; but the third article ...

... rbe Ntall watutto t THE sweet voices of Nottingham called to the alder- manic chair a Mr. W. HowITT-a sort of fighting quaker. l Tie words are oddly combined. But such Mr. HowiT was and is. Having written and publisheda volume of miserable trash about Priestcraft,' his sentiments . concerning the Established Church and all other church. Ies were pretty notorious. It was expected therefore ...

... - A public meetine consisting of a few dozen persons, for the purpose of forming a Law Reform and Anti- oppression Society, which had been placarded round the town fol some days back, met last week in the Great Hall of the Freemason's Tavern, London. Mr. Wakeley, M.P., was called to the chair. Mr. Feargus O'Connor addressed the meeting at some length, on the state of the law in Ireland. Mr. ...

... IRISHI- CLERGY. -: 1' LU j5 |e On Wednesday, a Pbiic Meeting was held in the Musti hUall, at the Publie Rooms, KiingstonlaSquare, in eving compliance with a requiiition, sioed by a nuirnber or ilea., gentlemen, inhabitants of tie town ainid neogbbouiir6'd, 'to take into consideration- the present distressedstaite 7, 6 lf the Protestant Clergv in Ireland, and to rails a' 2 o Subscription for ...

... On Monday last, about seventy of the Conservative electors of Beverley, and their friends, sat down to dinner at the house of Mr. Burrill, the White Horse, to celebrate the anniversary of the return of J. W. Hogg,, Esq., as a Member of Parliament for the town. The room was tastefully decorated with wreaths of ever- greens, atid a number of crimson flags, bearing the fol- lowing inscriptions, ...

... BEVERLEY CO RPO RATION. On Monday the 21st ult., being the day appointed for the audit, the Corporation of Beverley met to re- ceive the report of' the auditors, and to attend to what.- ever other business might be brought forward, previous to their final seperation. The report, we are autho-. rised to say, was such astd live'cohionplte satisfaction, except perhaps to those (npi baving. a seat ...

... -I- : HIGH WATER AT HUL. Jan. anl Saturday .. Moo 4 I'1f'sTd esa e 31. Sunday.. 7Past 3 1ps pas Feb. I Monday 6 4. 5 46 4 Sept Sunday Fe.I.MnaY. I. It b 33 * 3. %yediley 54 5 i4 Full Moon T.1hursiday. 723 0 5. Friday 7s.. 72 .8 The lIsgnalrarr stea packt leaestHll every day at lievefl oclok, a Hal~pat le o'ock,~w (h de London Alail) and Tile New Holland horneeboat sails from Hull,two ...

... Vot - 111.l 1 _ai ._et, HULL, FRIDAY, JAN. -1, 18B3. -. Now andithen the Ultra-Radicals themselves supply us with a key to their real. motives and intentions. Such has been the case with our contemporary the Advertiser, during the past week. We have fror time to time, had specimens enough of the ruffianism and brutality of the newspaper from which -we are about to quote-we know it has never ...

... . I The Council met tnWthdy it twelve o'ehttk. I The Mayolr preslIded. The millutes of thle last mlething were Tend over. The TowN CzX~atu,JIn answer to Ia. questlos,. stated that the Aldermen were ex Infjd Cminslslnerd tinder Iy the Milytons Act. fcpC on Mr. NamiNsoN inquired If they Were also CorIDmis- sionsers tinder the Pilot Act IF The TowN Crauni did not know, but would aiscer- tain ...