... Sonrstrbatibe f§stibals, &X. I BOLTON CONSERVATIVE DiNNER. - The Bolton Conservatives, -who, duning the last session of Parliament, have considerably increased in number and in strength, intend dining together on the 13th inst. A splendid pavilion is in the course of erection, capable of holding 1,500 Conservatives. Lord Francis Egerton, Mlr. Bootle Wilbraham (the two members for the county) ...

... Phi- thp, P--; .If:-- . a orore eporcto Of .t'sotoge th'OughJout the United Kingdom, now before Pcriapt Thie preamrble sets f orth thati,V arhere, C iisex pedient. diha a mnore unliforml system ; shui oot l- lobhed for the regniatio f pltseand 810ul beg tltrong out the United Kingdomn, at is enaeteoL-_- 1. That the corporation of the Triniy1 usofepor Strand. salal have the COntrol of all ...

... MO suit vacutto IHULL, FRIDAY, JAsNARY 19, 1838. MINISTERS met the Houses of Lords and Commons on Tuesday. In the Upper House there was no debate, and the brief discussion which took place is remarkable only for a de- claration, on the part of the first Lord of the Treasury, that the Government was bent upon adopting such a tone as would make it clear to all men that the country was ...

... 5btuam llzkets from anb to 3ul. - A]3ERD)E,: From Hull every Saturday t. roam .berd-en every Wednesday. BARTYON From Hull every day, (except Sunday), at sec enr. lied-pact twel~e,rand tour O'clock irons. IriBaton t . ,haf- ]rdst two, and halr-past cix ucciv ta.. 0n Srrdrcly Zfrom Hlr at .ight in the norneng, aiii rleant rturt.n at hat-past :'as'r .I the site rooir..On cattle trrirker ...

... Exclanb. O'CONNELL'S AGITATION TouR.-The agi- tation is now in full operation. Already there are accounts of the proceedings in Kerry and Kanturk, and I hope to be able to forward a report of the '1'hur- les dinner, which took place last night. The reports of the speeches in Keiry and Kanturk are exceed- ingly voluninous, but I shall endeavour to give you the substance, without the repetitions ...

... WINCHESTER CHURCH BUILDIXG SOCIETY. Tiu- first anniversary meeting of the Societv fOr extending Church accommodation within the diitese of Winchester, has furnished one of the ablest reprt, of the operations of this infant instituti on that has be,,a presented fromn any quarter to the publie. The ex. pectations fiorrned at tine foration of the Society has ef been fully realized, the pledfges ...

... Iaifb--p intellgence. HUtLL AND SELIny.-A considerable num- ber of mon are employed upon the vaTIous Contracts, and the contractors are exerting themselves to com- plete as mu.ch of the work as possible previous to the winter; about 150 yards in lengtu of the embank- ment at the west end of the Foroshore, near Hull, are completed, and 100 yards more raised to the full height; a great part of ...

... sorfig.n & CGolonial Intelkamncr. Ij FR.ANcE.-The Paris papers of Friday and ti Saturday have been Yeceived. With reference to '1' fureign affairs, the principal interest seems to be ex-' cited by the Belgian qluestion, in reference to which su the French journalists would appear to, labour under f, the capital mistake of supposing that it wvill not be th ft~amlly arranged wvithout a war. If ...

... EFFECTIVE FORCE OF THE RUSSIAN I The Russian army consists at present of the follow- ing corps:-The Imperial Guard, composed of six divisions, three cavalry and three infantry. Of these there are 12 cavalry and 12 infantry regiments, one battalion of sappers, one of marines, one of chasseurs, one of veterans, four of horse-artillery, and 12 of foot- artillery. The Grenadier corps is composed ...

... I 2ISaVLt'U nIWVA6. 0 . , How Is it (saild oine little Ifiss to anothier.) ?? f'a 5We, afeard and I sun?- Because hie's got a Roman nose,.nid fs10- safe; don't you ei~emember how we read that it hae SiwA47.be00 aild a Rom-an knowse-nu danger? z ?? If n elector wagers a new hatittan electionhis ?? it has beensoodecided by thi Voughal Election Commiuee..1 The King of Hanover has prohibited ...

... MVLTVAM IN WrAVo. - The survey for a railway from Carlisle to Edi ?? a jIr, byayk o Armandale, is s. ej~ cd ~ r Bold formidarwe bi=ls nsavenaffgte ilts; Edmund Manning, F ,lEs ?? u the charitable bequests, left the large sum of £4,00 hfor the and of being applied by tile trustees WhrthiyNO rewe : in apprenticing poor by.Nf0'hrwijCbj The Town Council of Bath has nbly followed the examples of ...

... SMLTVU in PARVo. Ur. A now Catholic Chapel was opened at Leed, on WednesidWy IUI- so'nnight. Thc light RoY. Dr. BrIgg ofdchiated, yes Placards were ast weekposted up ?? Towes. 'a liffl, for pettyrifficers assal-oidsseaom'' nts eir navy, on bolrd of vesselsfhrom 10 to 121111 gusag.i dlt The reports of the Duke of Bunucleugei viavt to the Cnnilrsef thc being occasioned by pecuniary ...