... A short time ago, as a policeman employed on the Lon- don and Brighton line of railroad, near Balcombe, was taking his accustomed rofinds, he discovered a person huddled up under a place used for making bricks in the winter by means of artificial heat. The police hadreceived positive orders to prevent any person from sleeping in or about these premises, as, from their warmth, many disso- lute ...

... I gAt stabistObb (TbUrlb. PREFERMENTS. On Monday last, the Rev. C. Whately, M.A. of Trinity C,, lege, Cambridge, was admitted by the Lord Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol to the newly consecrated Church of the Holy Trinity at Brinscomb, in the county of Gloucester. Patron, D. Ricard0 of Gatcomb Park, Eiq The Rev. J. Field. M.A. of Magdalen Hall, Oxford, to the Chaplaincy of the County Gaol at ...

... I - - i tla .I P. M. Stewart, Esq. has taken the field against Mr. Wallace, the member for Greenock. Up to Tuesday night week the number of signatures to the anti-Colln-law petition amounted to 22,00U.-Glasgow Argles. With regret we have to announce the death of the venerable Principal Baird, of the College of Edinburgh, which took place on Tuesday weec, at his residence near Linlithgow, in ...

... I r I . . . MOsT fervently does the Conservative interest con- gratulate Queen Victoria on the auspicious event that Her Majesty's loyal subjects celebrated on Monday, while a gleam of hope, notwithstanding the mournful complexion of the political horizon, irradiates their minds as they behold a female Sovereign entering upon an eventful crisis of her reign, involving the momentous fate of a ...

... local lnt. fuence. HULL GENER1L INFIRMARY-WEEKLY RS1t'Ot-. IN-PATIENTS. OUT PAT18NT. D !scharged,Ctirea, &c . 18 Discharged, Curetd, & .t ..dmitte . lH.. Admitted .5 Remaining on the Books . .. 95, Physician, Dr. Alderson.-Sutrgeon, Mr. Huntington. House-Visitor, Mr. John Astrop. Chaplain, the Rev J. King. Vaccinated by the House Surgeon. 15. HULL AND SCULCOATES DISPENSARY. ...

... I IN our police-re'port, will be found a case which came before the magistrates yesterday, the decision in which, will we think, startle the public. ..A gentleman, who is a nucinber of the Council, and who assisted in framing the bye lass, for (amongst other things) the abating of nuisances in the public streets, and the punishment of those ,who cause them, systematically and contumaciously ...

... IW g ' ; 3- n D'0 Xlo'talf Mntrnt'nent'e. ' - ' ~~~~~~~~~~I itULL QI1?J1RAL INFIgRTAlRY-WEEKLY AUHOhT IN.pATENTS. O Ut PATIENTS DlschargedCured. J. . DeIarged Cured, & f Admittede .. . 0 Admttdo m.c. . 4 Physicinf. Dr. Chalmerm.-Surgeon, Dr. Fielding. House-Vis1tor. EdwardGibson, Esq. -Chaplaiu, Rev. C. H. Bromby. Vaccinated bythe House Surgeou 13. HULL AND SCULCOATES ...

... Altubenits aRb Offences. I ar- on DIAnoLIcI.L MUnIDER-A most atrocious murder lee has been committed near Newport. A poor and very nd old woman had been employed for many years, as a ess letter-carrier between Newbridge and the parts ad- he jacent, and on Wednesday evening she left Newbridge ti with the letter bags as usual. Nothing more was seen eiror heard of her till the next morning, when ...

... Timr returning sanity of the masses is strongly in. dicated by a manifest re-action in favour of prltec. Fr, tion to the agricultural interest. Agitation against ed the Corn Laws lags throughout the kiugdom, and the a abettors of the Whig-Radical delusion are beaten in 1o every public meeting by a section of their own party or the Chartists. A surer test cannot be found that the e poor would ...

... I. SPRING CIRCUIrr, 1840. IT ,L I t a- _. I .. . Northern-Mr. Justice Coleridge, and Mr. Justice Erskine. Oxford-Mr. Justice Patteson, and Mr. Baron Gurney. Midland-Lord Denman, and 'Mr. Justice Bosanquet. Home-Lord Abinger. and Mr. Justice Littledale. Western-Mr. Justice Coltman, and Mr. Baron Rolfe. Norfolk-Mr. Baron Parke, and Mr. Baron Alderson. South Wales-Mr. Justice Maule. North Wales ...

... Ii.- :r; 1'- D : By Henr1,y bCeet, of Riawreth Hall, iisse.-, Correspondentto the English JAricultural &Iitfy. Water in the head is often confoutided with tlie~next disease to which I shall refer, namely, turosick, or goggles; but the two complaints are essentially different. Wat'er in the head is tnohe frequeut with lambs than with adults; indeed it very rarely, occurs except in lambs. It ...

... gortion $r (ClOonial Intellignce. FRENCH NEWS. The marriage of the Duke de Nemours with the Princess Victoria of Saxe Coburg Gotha, was celebrated at St. Cloud on Monday evening week. No public rejoicings or fates of any consequence took place on the occasion. The Princess has been accompanied to France by her father, I the Duke Ferdinand, and by Prince Augustus, her brother. In accordance ...