... Wrobincial. at On Saturday week, as two men were going of to their work, they saw something in the river, near Wakefield-bridge, which turned out to be a horse's in head. On getting out the horse they found a cart he attached, in which was a dead man, who was dis- r- covered to be Mr. J. North, cart-cover maker, of New fi Miller dam. No account has been given of the he manner in which the ...

... The ibIlowing' statemeant jwill shew accurately the change which has occurred intbe House of Commops, w through isolated elections since the general election:- {J WHua GAIN. - Cork-O'Calagban and Baldwin, vice Chatterton and Leicester, Hull-Thornpson, vice Carra. e' there; Ipsivioh- Morison and Wagon, vice Relly and Bs Dundas, Devizes-Dunidas, vice Durham, Carlow County s, -Vigors, vice ...

... - o callutelligent.t. I HULL GENERIAL lNPIllMVARY..'VyK~y REPORT.' ,I- PATIEN5TS. OUT P'ATIZNTq4. 1.lsehargei ured, &c. . 8 IDischarged, Cuted, &'c..26 d 'd :::* 13 Aditlte~d 3i -Physician, Dr. Clialtners.-Surgeon, Dr. Fielding, Hoeuse-Visitor, Mr. Robert Corlaos.-.Chaplail, lRev. T.i Scott. Vaccinated by the House Surgeon .. 19. HULL AND SCULCOATES DISPENSARY. Dischiarged ...

... HULL CHARITY TAUSTEES. 1l. - ._ _- . . . e- The more we hea'r of tfie- recen-t_ elfintotePn Scholar's Eilhibition uinder Fitrries'kBury's Bequests, thermore contemptible does tle conduct of the Charity Trustees appear. . It should be explained,, -however, that a minority of the Trustees are the delinquent per- . en ties, not 'the majOYRiY. l'or the one successful end& he unqualifiedt ...

... ';; , , ' ' a .1 _ ~ . It..; .:Foten and etolouiteg o .Frt&NeiS-Marshal Vallee has returned to 1 3osaJ with the wounded, sick, besieging train; and baggage of the army, leaving Constantine withea - stroig garrIson, provisioned for six -onths. The '54 arsrbal has been active in establisbikg alllan4.s with the neighbouring tribes. and fmqoslng taxed.' The alliances appear to have, been easily ...

... POPULATION STATISTI OS. I The following interesting facts were comqsunicaed I in a paper of great interest tQ tbe StatisticafYliciiy; by R. T. Edmonds, Esq- On the Movenienx of the Populations of Entgland and Sweden througl~oug seventy.Hfve years. ending with 1830,' In the majority of Eurqpean nations, the.rappal births amount to I in 30, and the annual death wto . in 40 of the total ...

... ilmetropolio. - - I I On Monday the weathler was extremely boisterous, and the river during the whole day was a scene of the greatest confusion; the vessels going up and down the pool were continually running foul of each other, and several accidents to individuals occurred, though not of a serious nature. The wind blew a hurricane; at Blackwnll there was quite a sea, and the small craft were ...

... In b fri 'Pv Ti-l~ .-A th ^ ---tt *AA .. ____ _ . 11 FRObM THE TiMEs.-At the very outset wve saw and declared, that by reason of the palpably unfairmanner in which Lord John Russell named the committee, no satisfactory result could possibly be hoped for from its labours. Almost every page of the evidence taken before the committee has confirmed the view we originally took; for we have ...

... I t a Intelligence. I HULL GENERAL INFIRMIARtY-EEKLY REPORIT. IN-PAT'rI~Nrs. T eATIENTS Discharged, Cured, &, . 0 Diecluir-ee~d, Cur'd, &.. Admsiitted 13 Admitted , Physician, Dr. (3balnier.-Surgcaii, Dr. Fielding. House-Vimttor. Mr. X. Dnssor.-Chaplain, Rev. T. A. Scott. Vaceinated by the House Sugo . 1 HULL AND SCULCOATES DISPENSARY. Disaltargost, (%ired, ...

... PARLIAMENTARY COMMENT'. ,. -.. . . I' , 11K tsOUSE O0 LoRDs, as a mlatter of cotirse, have again postponed the consideration of' then Irish Municipal Corporation Bill. Their Lord- ships could, ill consistency and commn'pn sense, *pursue no other course. Look at th, case:- Ministers, through the King's SpeeL4; declare that they have a regular ant consecttLive plan with respect to Ireland ...

... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1837. Annieersary, of ite Pansing of the Beform Act.-Wodnes| day next, the7th instant, being the anniversaryof this great modern event, the Refenrers of St. Anne's Ward intend to 4 honour the day by partaking of a public dinner. Consider- able preparations are being made for the occasion. The Queen's Theatre, which is calculated to accommodate about I nine hundred ...

... orrtedptrnene.t, d THE LICENSING SYSTEM. o To the Mfembers of the Liverpool Town CGouncil. E - ENTLEMHN,-You have been chosen by the in- 6 habitants of Liverpool as our representatives in the e Town-hall, and when chosen you were empowered by Ithe Mpnicipal Act to recomnmend to the Secretary of, y State fit and proper persons to rule over us as Magis- M ?? (the people) have selected you as the ...