... 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, ...

... TME LIVFRPOOL AMPIflTUPATRlIeAL CHl.AMPIONS OF TORYIS3I AND INTOLERANCE. The following well-merited animadversions upon the spouters at the recent farce at the Amphitheatre, ap~peared in the M~orainq C.hronicle:- We have been am'used. with the description of some antics lately exhibited by certain rererend buf- sh foons before the iood peopleofkLiverpool. The place di aeliected for the ...

... PARLIAMEiNTARY REGISTER. The Court of th-e Revising Batristors for this die,- triet was held yesterday in'the Sesstons-hoa-e, for ian -the revision of thu lists of voters for thle boroughl. Mr. Blansliard presided in the Nisi Prius Cou~rt, Mr, Abrahall in the Magistrates' Ronm, the former taking thle list of freemen, the letter the householders vet r reiding in the out townships, and both ...

... THlE DINNER. i The annual dinner took place at Lucanss Reposi- D tory, Great Charlotte-street, in the evening. It was ir most numerously and respectably attended, the large and splendid room being nearly filled. About .500 srgentlemen sat down to an excellent dinner, provided by Mr. Horn, of the Mersey Hotel. The chair was 3, occupied by Lord Stanley, the president of the 3Ysociety, who was ...

... THE REV. DR. SHEPIIERD AND THE REV. RECTOR CAMPBELL. ;;nVY will merit, lt io k shade pursite, Ar id Iit thec sisadow, proves its .sb3tianca truae. TWe vere about to comment upon the savage, un- gentlesnanlike, and un-Christian. attack which Mr. Rtectdr Campbell, in an evil hour, thought flt to make upon that %worthy, enlightened, and consistent advocate for civil and religious liberty, the Rev ...

... Comd.ponlunte, V THE REV. AUGUSTUS CAMPBELL. To the EDITOR of the LIVERPOOL ALBION. SIR,-Some time in the year 1794, a young friend of mine, taking an active part in a riot at the Edin- burgh Theatre, received sundry severe contusions on e his cad. Nor was this the whole of his troubles. l No sooner was he in a state to be moved from his lodgings than he was brought, as a culprit charged with ...

... - - L, k LI I ?? r, ro I ix , ' t f. ?? -- T Ile prveparalions inl tiilillall Fir the rrel itino of Itile (Jveti noi the 9titt of November alrinily fiieol no ?? 0511 atctio lii the citixees, great mismlers Or ihotit visit thle toll daily. Vir Rthe Iniformation of tliise Viho are Si) fortimtt!hl ots to CCIi)) It Ii aaS in the tine of ?? pri cession, it toy be as wrell to state thot, whenl the ...

... GRAND BA L BY TIHE MEMBER FOR BANFFSHIRE. GRAND BAL On Monday evenin.-, last week, Mi\ DurF, M.P. en. rc tertai oed the Ladies( of Bmatfshirse withi a ball in the an Colulty ?? ihole suite of which, with the adl. st ?? of tie Coun cil Chijiiber, wrei splendidly illuni.i sai nated, and filled with beauty and fashion. Dalicilig IN commenced soon after nine o'clock, ?? the ball was e oplleedl by ...

... DIRM TO THE COUNTY AN1D TTY LIM1R!CK I REPRESENTATIVES. l (From the Limrick 'Star.) This splendid entertainment, and testimony of public ap- probation of the conduct and efficiency of our present excel- lent representatives, took place en Monday evening, at the Northumberland Buildings, with all the eclat and effect that could bedesired. Upwards of 300 gentlemen sat down to dinner-our ...

... ANNUAL MIMIy;f OF THU COMBPU ANDONEW- TOWNARDS FARMINQ.SOCIETY. (Fpor the ANorthernt fV'i~ The annual show anid dirnner of this useful and thriving if agricultural ?? wir~e to have taltert place sotue days le since, but wver? deferred ?? last, on account tof hi the Celebr~ation of the Presbyterian sacirameast and other i c-irises intervening. We learned, from the report read byH the secretary, ...

... u ?? ITO B. . J. INLET ESQ., MIP;, B.Y THi , REFPRMERS SOF NORTIS tSHSHIRE , STALYRUlDGEIp tUasDAY.! Yest`erdAYf a. publc dinne4 iwas given by the, Reformers of North:Cheshire resident i s the neigbbourhopd of Duckenfield, Ashton, ;Stalybridge' and . the. neighhouring' .t9owa, to E. .J. Stanley, Esq.. the fiberalmeroeber of the northern division of the county of eChester. - t Thonmas ASHTON ...

... THE FREEMAN'S JOURNAL. DUBLIN: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1837. l SPAIN. ?? evening papers of Saturday contain little fo- reign news of a later date than that of which our readers are already in possession, The following is an extract from a Bayonne letter, of the 13th inst.: The immediate topic of the day-is the following :-Cap- tain Chadwick, late of the 3d Westminster Grenadiers, not being in ...