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... .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 ...
... The Town Council met 0on Wednesday i t It tAte ,clohck, pursuant to adjournment, J. C. I :rker, Mtayor, Iin the chijnir. There were between tIweot iti, 1( memnbers present. The Tow Clerit having read over lb intsofI~ pro(ceeditlg5 .t the last nteting- 0mn~f5o Mr. Cresbarn moved the motion of wbieh Ile 1(11d ',i~e noltice, to thle effect that the resolution pa~seil on ile li referriog to ...
... TO THE MAYOR Or HULL. e! Si ,-For the last fewv years I bave spoilt somve weeks in eachi suinmer at this deligitithl wateriV9 place, but my fainily tav' tilways felt a drawback in, h]eir anticiplated ptcasouro' in Cons-equenes 0o' thle dltitzrs, deflay, and fineonvenjone at- tenioaiit onl erossiox Ilte rive r front Barton to hulli. 'rso toin this ago, I crossed Ov-er oroni Baurton to flieass, ...
... - THE COUNCILLORS. To the Editor of the. Hull Packet. SIe,-Accident, that obliging auxiliary of many a noodle -and of many a bright genius too, remember,-threw in my way the following fable, the. origin of a discovery by means of which, and through your kind support, I hope, in the first place, to immortalise us both, and in the next, to confer a real benefit on the inhahitaints of Hull. 0, ...
... I BEVERLEY TOWN COUNCIL I TuESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1836. a Anadiqurlied meeting of the Town- Coupeil Of if irley 'was held this evening. In the absence of I. W. fikigisam Esq.; the mayor, Mr. Thomas Sandwithi, one Of the aldermen, was called to the chair. The following members of the council were present: a, -Aldermen Sandwith and Hodgsoni; Councillors Boghiurst, Phillips, Sumner, Daswonl, ...
... . VII)t wilaoll vart.0t0 L---L = , BUJLL, F'antv S'.'AEY, tl 9, S3, Our1 owls day, as well as gone-by times, continually. supliles us 1x ith proofs of te diner of pelmalitting I tat uciona deIIuu,0gU(!-'s to mnislead t~he people. I'hcy lay a rlu; preare thle mIntellt and xvhenl it seenms thenr interest so to do CO, s lire to the inlamiaie materials they ave boughttogether. All good citizens ...
... :----- XETURN OF H.M.s. COVE, CAPT. J. C. ROSS. thn bour last we announced the arrival off the coast of e above vessel and her gallant commander. The Cove proceeded to Yarmouth, whence she sailed for this port, and anchored in our roads on Wednesday morning last. We have been favoured with the subjoined narrative of the voyage of H.M.S. Cove, commanded by Capt. James Clarke Ross, R.N. by one ...
... BRITISII ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT Or SCIENCE,. day BRISTOL, AvoL'ST 22.-During yesterday ,and Saturday Mt'S this city has-been rapidly filling,-and it is at this moment the ers, perfect, seat of philosophy. 'We have men of all ranks- hae talent from till nations. The Bristol people, particularly the eve softe portionl, have been on the full gare, to see Ivhlat kind Frln of creaturc a ...
... THE BEVERLEJY MEETING. I We extract a few remarks from some of our con-' temporaries, in reference to the recent meeting at Beverley:- rFrrons i/ Leedr )'ntelligeniccr. : We this week insert an abridged report of the Great Elts,- Riding Conservative Meeting to which we slightly advnerted' last Saturday. Between eight and ninl pundreid sat down lo table and had there been room, a much larger ...
... - C u U Aact1t.t I I4 HULL, FllnY, SEPTEMBER 23, 183.- I,.Iv TZ i'lie Radicals affect to sneer at what is calledi re-action. Re-action, perhaps, is an unfitting ΒΌ terii we believe the people of England avre not, at any period during the present century, so led away from upright pvtisnciples and true patriotism as to 1 uconfide in reckless proDisers of Reform which never meant ...
... I THE RADICAL CLUBBISTS. I rpri-en the Times.M ) For thee last three weeks the members of the Finsbury Ralical' tOchation, who hold their liehdomadal assemblies at theNorthumberland Arms, Clerkenwell-green, have been engaged in warmly discussing. a novel proposition, which emanated from lIr. Fergus O'Connor, who eems ambitious to outrival Dan in the estimation of the Radicals on this side of ...
... j DONCASTEilR MEETING. thhe ,' * M ...