... Qonrresponltente.. d PTO THIE EDITOR OF THE HULL PACKET. Sin,-I this day accidentally observed a paragraph in g your paper of the Gth March, as extracted from The Times newspaper, stating that I, with other gentlemen named, e had established a committee respecting the late Middlesex n meeting, and got tickets for fighting men, &c. I deem it It right, though thus late, to say that as far as ...

... i As 'we have already stated that the Festival was a failure a pecuniary point of view, our readers will not be sur- prised to learn, that it has been found necessary to call poD the guarantees to make up the deficiency between the receipts and the expenditure. We regret to state, that, to cover this deficiency, seven shillings in the pound of the guarantee fund is required; and a call for ...

... | CRIMINALITY OF SOCIALLSAI. m - l . . . _ . THAT reform principles, affecting to grapple only with abuses in the ancient institutions of the realm, have been, in truth, a hot-bed fIr the clcouragement of Popery, Chartisllm, anti Socialism, which have each echoed the revolutionary wgr-spng of chauge against the stalwart bulwarks of Church and State, can et longer be denied. The shallow ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTFE I FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8. INSOLVENTS. John Perraton, City-road, coal merchant. George Tate, Cambridgerfellmonger. George WoolcottGray's-inndlalE builder. Tlhomna Calvert, tavern keeper, Stratid. George Augustus Kollnatnn, St. Martin's-lane. pianoforte maker. Joseph Oakes, Slueffelehl. BANXRUPTS. John Richardsou, jun. and William Thompson, share. brokers, Liverpool. William ...

... maiterfaIs for TabTe aik. ORIENTAL PROVERB -A beautiful oriental proverb runs thiis:- With time and patience the mulberry leaf becomes satin. Man is never great, except in submission to law; never wise, but when he distrusts himself; never good, but when obedience triumphs over self-indulgence. An upright posture is easier than a stooping one, because it is more natural, and one part is ...

... Probfncfat. {Continuedfronm oursixth page.] Slough is iimost ruined by the railroad: before it was I opened 100 coaches a day stopped in that town, now there are only five passing through it.-Bucks Herald. I During the night of Thursday last, some daring villains I entered the residence of the Rcv. Thos. W. Smith, Wes- leyan Minister, Devonport, and carried off property to the amount of about ...

... 5dence. NEW PATENTS. t No less than fifty-seven new patents were issued in the month of November. They were for a great variety of r purposes,-those likely to be of the most general utility are tthe following:- To John Duncan, of Great George-street, Westminster, gentle- .rnn, for improvements in machinery for cutting, reaping, or severing grass, grain, corn, or other like growing plants or ...

... I - Meberlev awo Weigbbourboob. le BEVRIlLEY REPRESENTATION.-Mr. Hogg's Ve speech on the Indiaun debate on Tuesday night, in g seconding the motion of Sir R. Jenkins, praying for in an alteration of the duties on articles of East India In produce, was listened to with marked attention, and e elicited general cheering. erd LOYAL ADDRESSCS.-OU Monday last, a it public meeting was held in the ...

... I PRINCE ALBRT OURG AND I ~~GOTHA,. 7 ~ The following genealogical table, derived from the first volume of The Royal Register, -will show the re- lationship which exists between our Sovereign and her intended consort:- SAXE.COBURG GOTHA. RrELGtION-PRoTasTANTe. REIoNIGo DUxK. Ernest, born Jan. 2, 1784, succeeded his father Francis, Duke of Saxe-Sanaleld Coburg, on December 9, 1806, in that ...

... The public examination of the children in this school' established at York in the year 1835, took place on Wed- nesday, in the Music Hall, Kingstoln-square. The school contains 29 boys and 1I7 -girls, nearly the whole of whom were present on the platform; and their neat, cleanly, and healthy appearance, spoke volumes in favour of the ilnsti- tution of which they have the good fortune to be ...

... I ~ s~ otta f -Illat1nsce. I HULL GENERAL INFI ;It4ARY-WEEKLY 19 EPO Pt. ' IN-PA'rIRNTS,. OUT PATIENTS DischargedCu~re1l, 8r . *17 Discharged, Cured, &. . 19 Dids aitted .. 15 Aitted .32 -Remaining in the House Physician, Dr. Horner.-Surgeon, Mfr. I. Craven. . 1ouse-Visitor, Dr. Ayre. Chaplain, the Rev R. K. Bailey. Vaccinated by the Houise Surgeon 33. BIULL ...

... A public meeting was held on Friday evening last, In the Town Hall, Beverley, the Mayor in the chair, in aid of the funds of the above institution. -SAMUEL CODnPa, Esq. [a Newfoundland -merchant, and one of the vice-presidents of the Parent Society,] attended as a deputation. The attendance was not numerous, but highly respectable, and consisted chiefly of ladies.-After tfhe Rev. W. T. SANDYs ...