... tiUtceltaueoug. X I I A' SIrALL Nors,-'The original of the fob L lowing very curious document was recently shown at the Bank of England and examined by the di- rectors, who, causing the books to be searched. ascertained that it really was outstanding and un- ischarged:-1 No. 165,-I promise to pay to '.Mr Thomas Cudon or bearer the sum of sixpence. Lon- on, the 8tB May, 1700.- For the ...

... jafiiredaneolt. I A HINT TO Tlli LADIES.-It is a fact that in the parish of Llandefaelog-tre'r-Graig, Breconshire, ,tfl4penoitone married man.-Thie Cambrian. The air of Claremont since the removal of the trees, which prevented a free current, has become useful to the Princess Victoria, who takes great de- light in visiting the gardens and grounds when the weather permits. A Honme-office ...

... 3Imperial Vadfa* iIt. HOUSE OF LORDS-WEDNESDAY h4treu 22. Tbe iloyal Assent was given by commiflon. to the Transfer of Aids Bill, the Worcester County C 8irts DI, saad 'several prhrate billa.-The ItoyaN'irat Bill Ment tbrough committee.. . * n thro. A great numibner of petiticons wee preu0ert ugniost the abolition uf chtsh-iratsa, as.ss fer (6i thi XsmoVW',.: The house atljourrsd tilt Thursday ...

... cbeloull valruett HULL, FRIDAY, FEBRUARTY 10, 1837. Being done, there is no pause! It is at once that the believers in the Protestant Faith, and the upholders of the Established Church, must give stirring evridence of their principles, or tbr ever hold thei~r peace. They are left with- out a choice. Lord MELnOURNE, the first Minister of the Crown, has abandoned the Protestant Church.as a ...

... I - - Local )Intelligence* I Conservatives should bear in mind that no person can be registered as a countyVoter at the next registration, in respect of any property which he may have purchased after the 30th day of the present month of January. It is therefore highly desirable that those who intend to qualify themselves to be entered as voters for the next year, should complete their ...

... T1HE HULL TOWN COUNCIL. I . . - AGAIN and( again have we been called upon, by coarespoudents we mucli respect, to moot the propriety r f the intelligent, the respectable, the industrious, and even the decent of the borough, taking steps at the approaching inn- nicipal election, to infuse something like ho- nesty, good sense, and disinterestedness into the HULL Town Council. At once and without ...

... tatrot EntellifftCro LoNDoN, WEDNESDAY EVENING. * Their Majesty's continue in good health. y In consequence of the death of Lady De Lisle, (one t of tile Fitzelarences) the levee announced for to-day d did not take place; the drawing-room for Thursday le is also put off, and likewise the chapter of the Garter o for Friday, and the investiture of the Bath for e Saturday, d The Queen has given ...

... U~fbzrottv v elerital-. OXFO9R, June 29.-In a very full canv~O- cation, holden on Wednesday last, it was unanimously agreed to present, by a dolegacy, to 'her Majesty our Me1l6i Gracious Queen, a dutifuland loyal addiess of condolence on the decease. of our late beloved Boverelga, and oC cono gratulation on her Majesty's accessloa to the throne of lihr ancestors, And in the arme Convocation it ...

... ?? IN PARVO. The MTorslin POot staic' that a large sum Of money has p been ?? London: to thu Loead quarte rs stult::tearceliol fat~lic' of Sherborne is about ito ishtatiei as 'eoe'.i'le of prpetycci ill raise their an' a stoo l 10(0100e fee1:::LtcO to', CII.ilti per annuint. S The iniunber Of Indiansi in the fo'iled States, according toa the la~t rport :11:.de to the( WNar Djepartmienlt, ts ...

... Ott 3tliberAi3L t ftareuri. i SAL US POPULI LDX SUPRRA. FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 133. BRIDG EWATEIR ELECTION-PRlE;5ATUlRE TORY TRIUIMPHI. We last Week stated that the election of Mr. Broadwood, obtained as it was by notorious bribery, would, in all probability, be set aside, and it appears that such will be the result of that disgraceful con- test. Mr. Sheridan presented his petition agatinst the ...

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