... as a To the Editor of the .110l Packet. SmnR,-Sinea may last communicatioii to you of tile 25th ,any uit., onl thle subject ofrestablishing factories in Hull, I am hap- py to say a Commencement has been made towards effecting nan the object in view ,by taking down the names of those gein- 11 tlemen favourable to the scemiie, and when a sufficient num- ate, her are received, a general me~eting ...

... =MPERIA PAL T IMPERI.AL PARJLIAME.NT.I that HOUSE OF LORDS.-THIURSDAY, APRIL 28. Mens The residence and pluralities bill, on the motion of th wvere Archbishop. of Canterbury, went through the committee pros tl Josnna, and was ordered to be printed.t g The Loan CmAOASELLOR1 introduced bis measures for the intei retbrm of existing abuses in the court of chancery. The josti noble and learned lord ...

... I H Aforn,. Tide. Ii'vn. Tide. Feasts, Ac. April 30. Saturday .. past 5 24 past 5 Mlay Ic. SundaY 44 .. 5 4 .64 Sun. 2ft. Easter 2. Monday,.. 24 .. 6 45 .. 6 [Full Moon 3. Tuesday. 6 . 7 28 .. 7 4. Wednesday 5o1 .. 7 13 8 5. Thursday,.. 36 .. S 59 *. S 61. Friday . 24 .. 9 52 .. 9 The Magna Chartas te.am packet leaves Hull( cery day at Sclers o'clock, at Halfparst Eleven o'clock, ...

... HULL AND SELBY RAILWAY. To the Editor of the Hall Packet. Sla,-Ile so good as to allow me a small portion of your next paper for a few lines in reply to a letter that appeared in your paper last Friday, written by a person who it ap- pears is a shareholder. I have been a good deal surprised, nay somewhat amused, at the self.confident manner of this Shareholder, and that he should be so ...

... LADY HEWLEY'S CHARjTY. The Attorney General V.:Sh ore. s been On-Friday weehl- in tho flall of Gray's Inn,'judgment was s ad. delirered in thisyinpoliant and long-pending case, by Lord yhwart. Lyojhsurstp!lr. JustieePatteson; ad Mr. BaranAlderson. olticai ,t w,illibh remembered, thal it came en iu tibe shajeo an litcl j~p~sl to Lert Lyridlhorsi; then Lor4 Chsuccllor, from the that l deciion of ...

... . .~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ _ SLANDERS OF THE ADVERTISER. n, - a, To the Editor of the Hull Packet. aSiR,-I request you to enter my name an a subscriber to your journal, and henceforward supply iwle with it regu. n larly. I have never before subseribed to any newspaper; k but have been accustomed for many years to purchase the Hull .4drertueer-I did so in the late Mr. Wilson's time, and vhen the paper ...

... 'I .I I * SUI r ore. Tido. Ae.7,~ a, c Jarn 2 Saturday.. U past 4 1j past S alla, t. Montday.. 68 3 5 S Sun. aft Cht. 5. Tuesday..,. 48 & 5 *. 8. Weditesday . 1 .. 7 s .. 8 12th Day. 7. Thursday S7 7 1 . 8 8.Friday. a nd 59 * aerr Fidfayn Cartordsteamnpte et leave nn ll eeve eryesioibu ociloc dat~n Saturdayt 'Ien o'ocatrForoCok, nnt heLdda ljevm° returns every iN~ioncay ulWe every ...

... Cot vacuet* HULL, FRIIDAY, JAN. 22, 1836. i, The Advertiser has grown more cool-or to speak it correctly-more prudent during the past week. A few hints have been given by its proprietors to its conductor .as to the impolicy of applying hard words to the Town- council. Instead, therefore, of the terms astonish ment, anger, disappointment, and displeasure-terms e delivered in the tone, and ...

... I FOREIGN. MTALIRAN.-The Journal de Commerce d'Aneters, an- issnuces the arrival of M. de Beriot in Brussels on the crening of the 27th altl Ile is described' as being in a State of the deepest affiction. The journal adds that M. de periot's confidential agent set out on the following day for t:ogiand, to bring back the mortal remains of Malibran. 'rie intelligence of the death of tbis gifted ...

... II i HULL, bFRIDAY, NovE.EIaE 11, 1836. Wr humbly and sincerely apologise to our fellow townsmen for the article whichwe, last week, pub- lished. We beg to assure them that our comments were suggested by no light rumours; and that wewrote under a strong conviction that the degradation we de- plored was, to a certainty, about to he inflicted upon Hull. We at once, and that right heartily, ...

... FOURTH QUARTERLY,7MEETNG OF THE, TOWN COUNCIL. | CO WEDNESDAY, AUG. 3, 1836. isThe Council met tit twelve O'clock. J. C. Parker, Fsq-, thle Mayor, presided. rs The Mayor said, Ile thought-it right to communicatea to the id council that Earl Spencer wae in the town. Ile (the Miayor) In bad thought it his duty, asa makoYepct aluo i I odhp ndhdnbe t hwlnany attention inlliiapower. 'n-His Lordship ...

... T-iE U v-AD . _ TV~~~~ 22 E eaRentes 3 per Ct HTE flULL PACKET IS CONSID OABLY ENLAR SED As well a REDtUCn.P t FO U ]ap iDnpRlcrc b'ilgrommSe Or Five Shillins per QPEr Order* received at the HuLL P Uarter. Lovgrjte, and by alt 1 OPPIcE, 55 As the Reduction55 scribewhweon rit' Phrice il induce many to Sub, Publishers Subjoin a Lit of Amer cst to great, the. whomt Hull Packet ma ents through ...