... General yor sbire NEWS. SCARBOROUGH, DEC. 2. SCARBOROUGH NATIONAL SCIIOOLS'-On Saturday, the 201h inst., a-very iutercsting examination of the children, educated in the atove schools, took place at the.Town-hall, before a nurmerous assembly of the inhabitants aud visitors of Scarbro'. The children were examined in scripture, history, biography, Gastrell's institutes, mental arithmetic, and ...

... lifncolnsbire Nebm. NaW MAGISTRATES.-We hear, that an addition will shortly be made to the Lincoln magistracy, by the insertion in the commission of the peace of the names of several conservative gentlemen, so as to destroy the exclusively radical character of the bench. Some of the liberal justices are very indignant, and threaten to resign if certain gentle- men should be elevated to the ...

... 7-11, 121(storica Epitome. .Y1 DOMESTIC AND METROPOLETAN. ey Tur COURT.-There is no alteration in the usual routine ) of the court; except, that, onl Thursday evening, the Mar- he quis and Marchioness of Donro, Lord and Lady Ashley, he and Sir Robert and Lady Peel, were at an evening party g. at the palace . On Saturday evening, the Queen and ng Prince Albert attended Covent Garden ...

... QGneral Porksbtre .ews. I BEVERLEY, JULY 15. BEVETILEY CENSUS.-By thie census just taken, it ap- Fears, that the total number of inhabitants in B~everley is L 7481, binganincrease from the last census of 142. WVANTON Misciiar.-During the last fortnight, some L. evil-disposed or malicious persons have, on several different Nv nights, pulled down the greater part of a wall at Beckside, I ...

... Tia COURT-Oll Wednesday morning her Majesty, accompanied by his Royal Highness Prince Albert, attended by the Countess of Sandwich and Lady Stanley, rode into the park in a pony carriage and four (to see the deer turned out at the Double Gates), followed by the Hon. Amelia Murray, the Hion. Harriet Lister, the Earl of Aberdeen, and Admiral Sir Robert Otway, in a pony carriage. Oni Wednesday a ...

... ~loraf -ottef.% HULL GEN2ERAL INF2IITAIRY-WIEEKLY 1' ': 'Olt I._PATIENT.S. OUT PATtENI D pchtrgod,Cured, &c 1 4 Discharged, Cured S ' Ud'nitd ..t . . - 1i Admitted .. Rlemaninhtg iss the House 97. Physici mI. Dr. Hiorner.-Surgeon, hMr. H . Cooper. liouse-Visitor,-Thos. T. Ilanhisl, Esql. Chaplain, Rev. Charles Wayrne. Vacconated by tliolouse ...

... lyllipprial loarliallient. IMO U S E O F L OU D S. Mll O -D.1Y ISept. 20. Lord Lowthier took the oaths and in.s soat. 111Ei SLAEV 1Ta r-Lord llaoUonl.t prescilted a petition fromi the comnittcc of tlne British and Foreign A nti-Slavcry Society, complaining, that Britijsl mercliaiits eigaeccl in maining' tiansactions bougiht African slaves, who were obliged to work ini the mines of Cuba and ...

... I 1 1 -. . . 1 I l . - - .. .- -~ The annual dinner of the Hull, E;st-Itiding, and North Littcohishire Bankers', Merchants' and Law Clerks' Pro- )- videut Society, was given oil Friday last, at the lShakes- in peare Tavern, Weilington-strect Mr. M'AItam presided, Is and Mr. Eastburn, of' York, acted as vice-president.. ! 't'he first toast proposed was 'lhe Queen which 'as Is drank with due ...

... dencral -3orkstFre J2dts. PATRIARCHAL AGns.-The enumerator for the village of Ensawell, near Driffield, on collecting his census papers, found two individuals stated to be of the extraordinary ages of 405 ! and 503 1 ! On making inquiry, however, he found the one was intended for 45, and the other for 53. Sorely the schoolmaster must be abroad in this village. On the canvas-papers for the ...

... OTMEMI. 390rl,,4birC gtt- RI)1FFIELD, JoNE 21. TIIE CENSUS.-ThI folloving is thle rcsult of the popIula- tion ctulis for the town of Dritlield:-Number ofoccupied houses, 615; houses unoccilpied or unSlept in on the night of the Gth lJunc, 33; houses in the course of erection, 15; total, 693. Numiber of inliabitants -nales, 1559; females 1604; total, 3223. In thc last census of 1831 the total ...

... Qlocl! Dlnt liircnzz. IN[RMATI.lY.-A valuable present of old linen has been received this week front a ladv. DisPENsAiiy.-Mr. T. A. Wilkinson has be- come a subscriber of £ Iis. to this institution. BULL POST-OFFICE.-At the end of the present month, a mail will be despatched westwvard at S a.m.; and one wsill arrive at half-past 4 p.m. Cus roms.-John T. Wright, Esq., collector of customs at ...

... 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 ...