... I de opull ioaturt. I AGITATION IN IRELAND AND ENGLAND. Ties day a meeting, to bolster up ministers, is to be eld in Dublin,-called by a requisition, to which about 900 names are attached; 30 of which are those of peers, and 40 those of liberal members of parliament: tho Roman Catholic priests have also signed in great numbers. At this meeting Lord Charlernont takes the chair; and we are ...

... CIO -Wll va6-irt. HULL, FLIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1841. j THE POST OFFICE. ON Wednesday last! a system of registration was adopted at the post-offices throughout the kingdom, which is appli- I cable to all lettcrs, whethier containing Coin or other vain- I ables, or not. The charze for registering letters is G7ie shilling each; whihli must always be paid in Monsy. If this registration were adopted to ...

... TIHE MURDER OF MR. WESTWOOD AND ELIZA GRIMWOOD. At the Hull sessions, on Saturday last, a man who calls himself John Arthur Robarts, wvas convicted of obtaining money under false pretences, and sentenced to seven years' transportation; there being several other charges against him of similar offences practised during a residence of about ten months in Hull. The result of his trial has, however ...

... Illrobillfial WZW?. LI - - . . .CHILD BOUGH-T.-On Friiday evening week, a gentleman who wvas travelling to Manchester from Liverpool, fell into conversation with a good looking young woman, who had a child on her knee. Ile asked her in badinage, whether she would part with the child, and at last offered her a sovereign for it. She took the sovereign, placed the child on his knee, and the train ...

... ,&Eal Abaft$. HULLGENERAL INFIRMARY-WEE1kLY lV EtPOT. IN-PATIEWNSS. OUT PATIENTS Dicharged ,Cused, &zc .. 14 d Disc arged, Cured, e . ..d A&imitted . . Remalning in the House 92. Phyiciran, Dr. Alderson.-Surgeon, Mr. R. Craven.' .leuee-Visftor. Mr. Jobn Crackles. Chaplain, Rev. C H. Bromby. Vaceinated tbythe Hiouse Surgeon . 20. HULL AND SCULCOATES ...

... - AgtrittIture. CortN L&ws.-If the British farmer paid no rent at all, he would still be unable, after a repeal of the Corn Laws, to compete with the foreign corn-grower. Mark, then, the English farmer's position. His rent might be annihilated -but would his fiscal burdens, general or local, be removed by that change? Would, moreover, the establishment in this country of the continental prices ...

... . local Intrifference. I , . Messrs. Smi. Smitb, Brothers, and Co. have; received from David Anderson, Esq., of Driffield, the sum of twenty guineas, as a benefaction in aid of the funds of the Hull General Infirmary. _HULL AND EAST RIDING FEMALE PENITENTIARY, -The treasurer of this valuable institution has just received, through James Henwooid, Esq., the munificent donation of £50, from M. ...

... lilimorical E italne. DOMESTIC AND METROPOLITAN. TiE CounT.-The Hon. Miss Devereux, only daughter of Viscount and Viscountess Hereford, has been appointed to succeed Mliss Spiingl Rice, as maid of honour to her Majesty.,On Wednesday mornfing, Prince Albert wont to Swilley Park, to enjoy the sport of shooting, attended by Colorsel Bouverie, Mr. G. E. Anson, Hon. C. A. Murray, and Lord Alfred ...

... I -, - , B f Lincolnsbire NeeUs. The Oded Fellows of the Loyal Sovereign lodge, (M.U.) No. 570, at Grimsby, have commenced building, in the new Market-place. a commodious Odd Fellows' Hall. It wvill be suitable for a lecture-room and other purposes; and we hear that it will be opened early in May next. WA.LT iAm.-On the 7th inst., a tea and other good things were furnished gratuitously by the ...

... 3LEgal Intelligent.e. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH, JAN. 14. (Sittings in.Banco.) a 2'e Queen v. the York and North Mlidland Railway. m Mr. ADDISON was instructed to move for a rule to quash is a coroner's inquisition. It appeared, that a person had lost d his life by a locomotive engine belonging to the defendants; aln inquest was held on the body, aid the jury returned e their verdict and signed ...

... Itnting of tije 6obr-=OuffIt. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20. The MAYOR in the chair. Ykose mrarked M=a it in the following list where absent., A LDEfRilSN. Atkinson, 3. Blyth, B. Parker, J. C. Ayre, Dr. Brownlow, W. Storry, J. M. Bean, R. '.owden, J. Thompson, T. 1pell, W. H. 'Coakman, G. COU'NCILLORS. Loogate Ward. Eai Sculcoele6. Aort~h Nylon. Caley, W. *Alderson, Dr. Aslrop, J. Jailarid, B. M. ...

... MOULLil F , ARY,8et. HULL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 18Awi We are pleased to hear, from all quarters, testimonies to the extreme assidnity with which the Queen, whilst she neglects none of the duties of her station, attends to those more interesting ones which the birth of the Princes Royal have imposed upon her Majesty. Her MIajesty's first in- quiry in the morning is relative to the health of the ...