... r A ?? --t - _ _ _ .. - ' I v rk The corn 1Harvest in the North of England has 1oll ret d 3made less progress this week than in either of the two G; %t_ preceding weeks, but still a great deal of grain bas been ap- secured since S-iturday last, and, judging from the best ed 9s ameans within our power, we should say that at least two- tai ithids of the wheat, grown in the Northern counties, is ...

... his The Norfolk Chronicle contradicts the report, that aid Thorogood had been liberated from prison. en- THE LUDLowvATROCITY.-Misters was finally examined tYS, on Wednesday week, and fully committed for trial on the a capital charge. his NE WAnK.-It is generally understood that the Solicitor- ice General will not return.-The election bills.are not paid. ler- -Lincoinshire Chronicle. 3ta RURAL ...

... Trusteed. it UNITEn STATES.-The Acadia Stea.mer brings coin- mercial ?? of t!ie It ioft. frnm the Utnitul States. c of rathrr a favourable tenor, all things considered. The pr dry goods trade at l'biladelphia and Newv Yor; still showed i! signs ef improvement, t-he auctions being more frequent, and the prices reaiizid ?? thuin those previously obrained. se There hus beon a marked falling off' ...

... GaRLISLS. UNIT'ED ANCIENT ORDER OFS Dset'eS.- The Victorial City Lodge of this body, held their first anriversary on Monday last. They walked in procession front the houso of Mr. Richard Khikbrjd,, Moulders' Arms, Botehergats, to the parish church of Saint Mlary's, whlere an excellent sermnon was preached by tihe Jeev. Mr. Reeves. There were upwardls of sevenlty walked in precesb:0ou, preceded ...

... PROGRESS OF REPE. r unat tar -- A ' I A1LTHOUGH our ministers look on with indifference at the progress of events in the sister island;-although they do not even move a muscle to arrest the march of that measure, which they once described as a treasonabl object, one that must end in the dismemberment of the British empire,-we think the people of England will not regard, with so much ...

... dVteponbentt. TO THE, EDITOR OF THE HULL PACKET. SIn,-I beg leave, through the medium of your valuable journal, to call attention to the present disgraceful state of the church-yard of the Holy Trinity. It seems to be a common practice for boys to climb the wall, for the purpose of playing there, which of course destroys the appearance of the graves, and should be put a stop to. The police ...

... !rs LONDON NEWS OF YTERDAY MORNING. :ry of ROYAL ExcnANGE,, Thursday Eveabng. nt BANKa OF EINGLAI'D.-To-day one of the usual Quar-5 nt trly D'vidend hleethsgs was held at the Hank of ?? land, and, as was anticipatedi, ?? interestinsg points cama under d iscassion upon tt he Goasioa. Tsj make up the half-yearly Interest at the rate of it be tser cert. per anumun, the Directors are again obliged ...

... ig The public meetiing of this society was held ia tle, the Baptist Chapel, Souoth Parade, on Mlonday evening flid, last. The attendance was extremely numerous and res- tro- pectable. the Mt. Alderman GOODMAN was celled to the chair. After sieging be- and prayer, teal1 Mr. TOWN' read the repsrt, which was of an exceedingly gratify. OIac log characetr. In the West Indies, considerable success ...

... TO READERS A!~D CORRESPONDENTS. KLRATHER, HYDE.-Hti& Portraits ?? Sentt of j fromn here on the 3th, per Hoboors'swaygonz. If he did not receive themQ in due course, they smust have beenz detained by the crzrriern. Pre6els for Dales, JI~oorhouse, anid Lace, may bc had on application, at the office, or if' they wrill soy hew they are to be forwarded, they wilt be sent. We were rather short of ...

... DO.MESTIC INTELLIGENCE. bri: Her Majesty held a Privy Council yesterday week, at NVindsor, which was attended by the Lord Chancellor, Lord Privy Seal, First Lord of the Trcasurs, Secretary of' ilc State for the Colonics, Clancellor of tile Duchy of Lan. caster, President of the India Btotird, Llrd Chamberlain, | wil inld .laster of the H-otrse. Prince Albert vras introduced | (tr at the ...

... Total Fitntefitgene. HULL AND SELBY RAILWAY.-Traffic refurns from September 7th to 13th, inclusive:- Passengers (4044).. .. @ £.. £482 5 8 Goods, parcels, sheep, &c .253 7 3 Total .£735 12 11 DINNER To WORKMEN.-On Wednesday, a dinner of roast beef and plum pudding, was given to the workmen (upwards of eighty in number) in the employ of Messrs. Thornton, Watson, and Co., and Messrs. ...

... I a 'iIiE PL AGITATION IN IRELAND. l* regt to till. Nlr. UOIONh ELI. a lja i plin jflg ! ; a lepeal of the Union with indefatigable ?? of the Roman Catholic Bishops have eipeal Assoeiation, viz., the Archbishop of t -;hop ur \Icath, and the Bishop of Dromore. so daneerous and so unattainable that we t ?? iee r. O'CONNELL, to be sincere in his a Cpeeially Swhen Ireland has for years t wlvith ...