... 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 ...

... I __EVERLEY TOWN COUNCIL. The Council met on Monday evening last. Present- The Mayor in the chair; Alderman Hodgson; Council- lors Walker, Dawson, Johnson, Binnington, Robinson, Westerby, Farrah, Goth, Catherson, Page and Nutchey. Mr. NUTCHItY moved for the appointment of a committee with power to take any steps which might be considered necessary for settling the dispute between the Council ...

... It is pretty generally known that Mr. 11RCHARD KINr, a medical oflicer, who served nearly three years on the Arctic Land Expedition, of which dvuing one whole year he held the command, has submitted to the public a plan for an expedition to complete the entire survey of the coast wstahed by the Polar Sea from Point Turnagain Eastward. A second object would be to determine the outline of the ...

... .vibe Will war*+&* I I HULL, FRIDAY, SEPTEWIBER 30, 1836. _ _,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ We earnestly hope that the advice of Mr. PAUL, and other excellent and intelligent Conservatives, will 'not be neglected, but that efforts will be at once made in Hull- and its neighbourhood to establish what has been called. an Operative Conservative Association, -an association, that is to say, suited to meet ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-TnURSDAY, AUGUST 11. The Assessed Taxes Bill, the Spirits (Excise) Bill, tile Court of Exchequer (Scotland) Bill, tho Foreign Lotterlie Bill, the Ececlviiaislieal Appoiutm~its Suspension Bill, the Western Australia Bill , he Gold and Silver Plate (Scotland) Bill, and thle Secular Jurisdiction (York and Ely) dlill, wcere severally read4 a third and passed. Mr. Rich ~and others, ...

... I -a . DIBLE SOCIETY. l The Annual Meeting of the Hull Auxiliary to the British and Foreign Bi1ble Society, was held on Tuesday ieevening, intePoblic Rooms, Kingston Square. The attendarrce at first was thin, owing probably to thle tt unfaVouira ble state of thle weather, but as the proceed. d ings advanced tile Halal became gradually filled. The ie Platform was occupied by several clergymen ...

... SHAMEFUL TREATMENT1 OF A BRI'l'SUI MERCHANT AT PERA. . I Pt-ivae correspondence of tihe Times.) PRRA, MAY 11.-lThe indignation of every European re- siding in. this city ha3 lately beeln powerfully aroused in con- sequence oi the -barbarous Hud illegal treatment to wilich a respectable English merchant bas been subjected by order ofi the Turkish government. On Sunday last, Mr. Chur hill, ...

... ou Waill Vachtt* Tin editor of the Rockiingham has been very hard upon the editor of the AdiPrtiser; jealous, no doubt, of recent attempts to rival in amiability the language and demeanour of the most gentle of journals, the editor thereof has plucked up a spirit, and attacked his contemporary in right down earnest. What he says, the worth of opinions of a turncoat is we cannot ...

... I (Frot Blckwed ' .T'agoiscfor Octobee'.) The 20th of August pot ia close to a session, one of thle most busy, yet moat unproductive, in the annals of British Legislation. incessantly disturbing every great intesest of thle country without improvement; assailing old principles without establishing new; postponing all the great objects of a national senate to the poorest objects of party; and ...

... | ~1L I r - I . . The ward elections for replacing the councillors wf ho went out by rotation, in pursuance of the provi- sions of the Municipal Reform Act, took place in this town on Tuesday last, the Ist inst. The whole affair passed off without any sort of bustle or excitement, and indeed we may say attracted very little attention. . The Conservatives, in consistence with their previous r ...

... t?ftijfl. I.ONDOX, 1}L'ttlislAY, Decemnber 1.5. nd I NTELLIGTENCE from Splhii, 5:ates that, the band ci an .5Cabrera, after a second defeat, had dispersed; and the vc Carlists, whiose attacks on Bibos hadl been interrupted since t o ni h stqvecn completelg occopiedby Eispamtero. Biiboa Zdconequntl> i; e inthuposessonof tlhe Queen's fin n- Accounts from Vsiennn of the :lrdi inst. state that ...

... SA TURDA Y, DRcEIrni?a 17, 1820. IN the columns of ouir contemnporary, the Jounalsa, of this day fortnight, wve learnt that a meeting haed been held of the Tory operative freemen, in a very snug privafe hole-and- corner kind of way, as usual, the admittance to which was EXCLUSIVEI.Y Ib ticket. The weather was molt unpropitious; but, although the rain fell in torrents,' thefreetnen, as they ...