... local lublic netintg, I ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF THE WESLEYAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY. On Alonday morning, this meeting was held in Waltham-street Chapel.-James Henvot.d, Esq., in the chair, suppotted rn tlhe platform by the levs. W. Lord, V. Smith, P. Duncan, W. North (of Malton), J. Whitehead (of liornsea).J. Dixon (of Manchester), - Robinson, the secretary of the auxiliary society, and neveral ...

... lij.7istorical Epitomr. I DOMESTIC AND METROPOLITAN. Tica COURT. -At thle council, on Wednesday, Mr. E. J. Stanley, late M.P. for Cheshire, was sworn in one of the most hnoiiorable buare.On Thursday, the.Queen and Prince Albert. enjeeyed their usual mo~hing'si walk. -Ini thle afternoon her Majesty rode out in aI pony lllaeton, the Prince drivini . 'i'le Duke of Bedford, the Marquis of ...

... I CULTIVATION OF THE CARROT, Tle Messrs Drummond, of Stirling, have handbd us rseir7j2cg AlCr) the followinet communication, which was lately sent Sil e airt noss of Ntorth Berwickr an excellent agriculturist, h- ~ject of tile cutivation sf the carrtt. It will, ve have cc do2bt le read with interest, byv our agricultural friends:- Abbey, North terwick, Oct. , 1841. *,coenIlemen,-Aleteg with ...

... Apyritulture. AGrIOULTUUAL REPORT FOr RPTDMDEzR. te soather during the late montil has been mutable to anl Lx..erze Oeerw tee early part of it and thle last week profusely wet bit the intermediate weeks furnisting a contrast of the rmost sptendid charactkr. Never was summer more perfectly .'autif~l ; never sun at the season more brilliant atl powerful. 'h? ets %e werc magical the corn 'becarse ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TB.A IYim RIVIEW THE PAST WEV;K.i {JDt I pFrom Ri.lr --d . u. .. rFrOm Bell's Weekly Meisengr 0~b Jaw 27) The soft state of the weather hat co ntinued the condition of the new wheat, which checks the demand, for our mijy lers can freely as they would, and thus th ey requi e8G proportion of foreign, buying oalily to supPI immediate wants. At Monday'd market the ber samples ...

... ,*othlanb. r A summons has been served, at the in- 1, stance of the Earl of Kianoul, and the Rev. Mr. Young, on the Rev. Mr. Ferguson and others, mem- bers of the Presbytery of Auchterarder,, for £5.000 in name of damages and in reparation of the wrong e done to, and injury and damage sustained by, the FJarl r of Kinnoul, in respect of the illegal refusal of the t defenders to take trial of ...

... I Steamn Vacets from an tn s)uII. 'ERP~EENFrom li1ifl a lp 'lERpEtiN From llull -e'ry Saturday from Aherdect every Wedneaday. oerSaturay fromA e 1ARTON Po HullI every edan (exept Sunday, , at even. twolve,and !our O'clockt firom Barv.t ,,r atin . ltutr past one, and half-past six o'clock. Oni Sundays front 1Ii a s elelt iln the morninz; the remain or pallgee t s.a,,.'ve ...

... 14isturicat Tpitonic. I DOOMESTIC AND METROPOLITAN. 'frr COURT. - On Thursday, the Duchess of Kent lcdt No~hsd, accomnpanied by the Prince and Pricccss Loin- : . It isher royallhiglhness's intenition to pay a tourof ',e3'sto w er illustrious relatives, the King of the Belgians, ~Duiike of Saxe Coburg, and. the Prince and Princes ti2~Ioe, anti to return to EnglaItnd in the conrse of two weA~ ~n ...

... A Mr. Jones, a barrister, was fined at Hereford, by the magistrates, during the assizes, for removing a bell, pull. At a public meeting at Newcastle, held on the 20th inst., it was resolved to open a subscription for the purpose of erecting a monument to the Earl of Durham. Viscount Andover, the Whig member for Malmesbury, has had presented to him, by her Majesty, ten couples of beagles. ...

... facetiff. AN INFALLIBLEr RECIr>E TO MAKE A RADICAL IN FORTY- e EIGHT Houts.-Take of the root of hypocrisy and the r root of pride three handfuls ; of ambition and vain glory two ounces: pound them in the mortar of faction and dis- e cord, after which boil them in-three quarts of dissembling e tea over the fire of treachery till you perceive the scum of n falsehood swim at the top; then strain ...

... - rble W-b-ItIl iontiftm -1 HULL, FRIDAY, DIECEMBER 11, 1840'. PARLIAMENT. PARLIAMENT is to meet for despatch of business, on the 26th of January. A proclamation to that effect was agreed to at the meeting of the Privy Council on Tuesday, which meeting her Majesty wvas well enough, we are happy to say, to attend. PAYMENTS TO THE HOSPITALS. ITv will be seen, by our report of the proceedings of ...

... BY TPlE ItEV. It S 1IAN.WKFS, AUTHTOR OF ' ECOCLESIT. Speak ! for thou lrast a voice, perpeioal sea I Lift rp the surges with omne signal fword, Show where the pilgrimis of the waters be, For whom a nation's thrilliog heart is stirr'd. Down to thy waves teily wpent In joyous pride, Ihey trode with steadrast feet thy hilouwy way; The eyes of Wonderirg mnen beheld them glide Swift in the arroWY ...