... 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 ...

... ?. ebe woull valructo I-Il d _ TuE plan of re-establishing Popery in Ireland has been d skilfully concocted by DANIEL, O'CONNELL and the st ministers of the crown. It is of immense importance Or to the former, and of immediate interest to the latter, le that the Irish Municipal Corporations should be ex- alelusively Papist; and it is resolved that so they shall be, if England will either ...

... SHiPS RrPORTS, From the 5th to the IIth of March, bosth inclusive. Sophia Margaretha, of Blankenese, Bartmann, from Altona, D 81, 5 men-I cask ox horns, 2 casks 4 bales stag horns, 10,000 cattlehoofe, 40 bags linen rags, 116 bags woollen rags, 6 bales dried kips, 90 quarters linseed. Eyre & Co., agents. Transit of Hull, Roach, from Hamburg, B 200, 10 men- 127 bags cloverseed, 200 bags roots, 4 ...

... On Monday evening a public meeting was held at ' the Public Rooms, Kingston-square, for the purpose of ie of receiving information respecting the proceedings of the London Society for promoting the due observance of re the Lord's Day. The attendance was numerous, and rs highly respectable. CHARLES LUTWIDGE, Esq. was re called upon to preside. ir The CHAIOrIAN briefly opened the proceedings by ...

... I JMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. I * HOUSE OF LORDS.-THV SIDAM, MARCH 18. The House of Commons sent up three reports on Orange lodges, and six bills. Several petitions were presented. The Duke of Wellington presented a petition from a large number of victunllers of Manchester and Salford, against the increased duty on spirit licenses. Lord Lyndhurst brought in a bill for amending the law re. lating to ...

... On Wednesday, a complaint was made to the Mayor, : by Edward Millward, a printer in the employ of Messrs. Goddard and Brown, proprietors of the Huell Pachet, that two men named Thomas Wilson and- Poulter, employed at the once of theAHuld Advertiser, avere in the habit of continued insulting and intimidating him, g. to occasiofl him to leave his situation; The preceding *d day, between one and ...

... VIDIC woll varucto HAVING effectually silenced the Bully, we may find time and space for a few words of counsel to the Sir Fribble, of our town. We hope they may be produc- tive of a similar result; and if they do not lead to conviction, they will, at all events, be the means of binding over the accused party to good behaviour-for a certain time to come. For a certain time, we say, be- cause ...

... I (Continued from our last page.) TnunsDsA, MARc!? 3rd, 1836. The Council met at twelve o'clock in the Court-House. The MAYOR presided. There were thirty-one of the Council present. The following members were absent:-Aldermeu Blundell, Chalmers, Malam, Browniow, lHopwood, anid ltivis;-Councillors Caley, Lovitt. Soulby, Thompson, Prissick, Garton, lolderness, Watson, Liddell, Astrnp. Carrick, ...

... I. I HOUSE OF LORDS.-WEDNESDAY, FEB. Q4. No house. THURSDAY. Petitions were presented-by the Bishop of Exeter, from three places on the subject of the Ecclesiastical Law Reform. By the Marquis of Londonderry, from Wells and other places; and by Lord Denman, from Rigby, on the same subject. By Lord Wynford, from Wallington, for relief to agriculture; and by Lord Hatherton, from Stroud, in ...

... TO the Editor of the Muill Packet. I Sig R-It i. nag n1,1 -, -_ __ . , _ . . _ _ I SlJR-It is ani old saying and one vwhih has often been used to bring a marl out of trouble, that *there of virtue in of an *f, and as every thing possessing virtue must be admired, aI am induced this week to make some use of this little par- eticle. to If a frhimpansec were made an alderman, what kind of or ...

... I MEETINGS OF TftE TOWN COUNCIL. I SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1836. The council met at twelve o'clock, in accordance with the followVillg resolution passed at thesecond quarterlyimeeting on the Preceding Wednesday:- T hntthleeoals;(Ieratioilofthiereportofthe locl la tscommittee l.eadjolurned till Saturday, and that no other busuiess be transac- ted on1 that day. The MAYon presided. The TOWN CLERK ...

... A LIBERAL TREAT.! A return of arms and ammunition, furnished to the Queen of'Spain, has been printed by order of the House of Commons. It is as follows:- Return to an Order of the Honourabie the House of Commons, dated Feb. 5, 1936, for returns of all stores, arms, and ammuni. tion, funuished by this government to the government of the Queen of Spalin; together with the sums which have been ...