... his Policy, for he liad been a loss rather than gain to the general body. But if he had survived till 30th Dec., 1831, and been thus a member who had paid premiums for other seven years, Bonus whatever would have still accrued to his Policy. In short, the chance of a member drawing any share of profits depended entirely upon his surviving each period of investigation. In 1825. it was deemed ...

... ...

... bearing date the 7ih June, 1831. awarded and issued forth against ROBERT NICHOLSON, of Rise, in Holdemess, in the County of York, Dealer and Chapman, intend to meet the 24th Day of October Instant, *t Eleven o’clock in the Forenoon, at the OEor.on Inn, Kiugslon-upon-Hull, in order to audit the Accounts of the Assignees of the Estate and Effects of the said Bankrupt under the said Fiat, ...

... S-.ISy Burl >i~ SU-'lHriJ i- i*rent .. peaiODic.u. for family kcadino. , Just PablisUcd, riTTIE CIIURCrI of ENGLAND MAGAZINE. Vcl. XI. I’r.t.e sj. GJ cl'th. C /a'.iiAingtheujuil ■ t* viricJ m’.tler.aad ( di-scrlnu ••ty) C ahi ul'ii. juceslcr, Wid#, crb .rough, i. ■v’., 1 !. S uishurr, ar.d ri. : .rd— eachc->:Rpß«iug lartc v ...

... LELEURRER ! CHAPEL. Wednesdayi the 23rd nut., wes the day selected for the laying is uf thfirst atone of the new ohlpei ta o be~eaeed at Ellerker, in th, tbe pavish oFBrafitlogham. D1)viie seirre connirenced in the e parish-e4lrbb treleveni ooeloek.' Pmayers bailnig been read by ir the sveriend'theT ickr,' a most admirables lid effeetive serion' r- waa, ?? by'ths Venerable Archdeacon ...

... And your reports have set thle murder on. e0 Leterfrom a Convict on board the - Hulk. to his aF d friends at Stockport. ,Dear Friends, Though I write to you from hence with the deepest sor- st row and shame,-thoigh I feel with what grief you will I. receive a letter from me with such a date,-I cannot still dtrefrain irom writing to you. Lost as niy dear home is Id now to me,-wretched as my ...

... YORKSHIRE AGRICIILTURAL SOCIETY. y The sixth anniversary of this society was held in Don- .e :castor, on Tuesday amd Wednesday last. Amongst the M nobility and gentry who were in Doncaster, on this occa- Is sion, wvere the Duke of Richmond, Earl Spencer, Earl d Fitzwilliam, Earl Zetland, who is at Hifkleton, the seat of Sf Sir F. Woood, Hart.; Lord Morpeth at Cantldoy, the seat of oJ. W. ...

... BRAZILIAN SLAVBRY. Tbt T ' 'its olsit sktelth presents at faithful, thoughibut a puil tto faint picturo of that savoery its the B~rail~s, whiich the thce fhrt Leaguers are so anxious to countenance and eticourego, dir Pill in order to carry out the fatlaciaus principles of F~ree am the Trade :- uni nest We had scarcely left the town behind its, and token ;n the the road towards St. ...

... LOCAL AND PROVINCrAL. ?? ,h The TI-ull and Selby Railway (amendment) bl le was read a third titine and passed in thle House of Cent. s of tuen.s on Tuesday last.I n Hiont TIDE Is N Wi Hu~tnrtn.-On Friday i ,le evnng last, there was the highest tide in thle Humnber p, rs knwnfor five years. Severatl partsof Highi-street, ini tis C id town, were flooded, and the depth of water at tlto Humuber re ...

... . RIGHTS AND DUTIES OF THE CHURCH. The following remarks are extracted from a clover article, entitled Educational Sylealsfos fthe People, in the current tsumber of the CHURC11 or ENOLAND QuARTHRLY Hrivimy-a publication of great ability, mainly devoted to the consideration of questiona affect- ing the important irtereset of tihe Church, and which is calculated to exercise a powerful ...

... ri vith HOUSE OF. LORDS. 1 and ,04IODAY, i.eb. 27. d [ARD Lord CAtMPBULLt moved for the production of two pro- Last larmations by Lord Eilenborough, toachiag the removal of the d y gtsof Sumnscath, end the order of the procession. ff The Duke of WELL11NGToN did not oppose the produc. bi mied flon of the papers in question.ti Lord CADMPIELL then gave notice, on the part of the pi Marquiv of ...

... I The treasurer of the York County Hospital has received the names and subscriptions of Mrs. Fulianibe, of London, and Mr. Henry Browvn, of Davy- gate, York, as annual subscribers of £2 2s. each to that charity. On Friday last the loway Indians, accou1- panied by Mr. Catlin, visited York Minster, inspectingV ilt various architectural beauties, wlicl) excited their greatest astonishment and ...