... GiREATi' MlI EEING OF TIHE YORKSHIME AGUICULTURikL SOCIETY. Ti: notiCC(t last -w eei the priparatiolls mnakin, for the lncetioi3 of the Y orloltiru Agriculitirnl Societv, whIieh llkes p110 in this torI n l ext w ekcl. The S.rcietv is ntrlch itlebjtod to LiO;Nny BioaLt.vDi.t, Esq., for tile nIeC of thle D.,CI; Green, whici, as a site fir the exhibiliuon of eattlc c:eltmu be t xueeded ; auil wet ...

... ' - - - - E -IDINO. THL EANST RIDING. T'PiRE wvas a glorious display of' conservative feellig at Boverlcy on Wednesday, whne Mr. BROADLFY was ro elected as a represeniltaive for the liding; and Lorl HOTrIAM XNt S w Cellscn in ttlC roomil of Mr. BETIIELL. The splendid procession of eldctors which accompanied the former gentlemiaini to the hlisLings, was equal to any thing ot' the kielid we ever ...

... lzbe O'jurd). INSULTS TO THE1 CLERtGY.-The Rev. Dr. Molesworbh, vicar of Roclidale, has iaddressed a letter to the editor of a magazine in connexion with the church, in which he comi- plains of the systematic plan pursued by the government, to insnlt and degrade the clergy. Under the old registration, he says, when tlle clergy kept tie registcrs, returns wsere made by them gratuitously and ...

... The accounts from the electoral districts in Ireland are favourable to the Conservative cause, We have already gained six seats in that country, and lost only one; and we are likely to gain two more in Dublin county; one in WX ick- low, anld one in Carlow county. At the close of the second day's po1l for the county of Dublin, the numbers WeIe. llanilton), 71G; Taylor, 709; Brabazon, 602 ; yvan ...

... I 'lLotal Intdl~clce. I ROYAL SOCIEtTY.-Jas. Alderson, Esq., M.D., of this town, has been elected a Fellow of this society. THE REGISTRATION .-The preliminary notices for the approaching registration were on Sunday week affixed by the overseers to the doors of the respective churches and chapels. County voters who desire to estab- lish a new claiil, or who have changed their residence or ...

... I _ _ .- . , . , _ INt addressiag his constitntus at Tamaworth, our great leader made a masterly exposition of his sentiments; and delivered a speech, -which has called forth a tribute of warmi admiration from one end of the country to the other. We regret that our limits will not permit us to give it entire,- our space limits us to extracts only : anid those extracts we will take from such ...

... THE ministerial papers of the last week, alarmed at the indications of conservative strength shown by tihe boroughs, reluctantly admitted, that their employers would be in a minority in the new parliament; but in the true spirit of that utterly un-English principle, calledr liberalism, they exult, with the malicious joy of malignant beings, at the difficulties which Vill assail Sir HioBEaT ...

... Tl'?iitozicalk E:7pitollm DOMPESTIC AND 3lI1TROPOIlTAN. Tar COUITr-On Thllrsday Morning eck, the Queen, acconmpaniedl by the Queen oi the Belgians, took an airing ll the pathks in an open carriage and tou . On Friday afternoon, her Majesty held a Court at Buckinghaam Palace. Prince CAlbert weut to Norwood, whcre he laid the first stone of the Feilowship Porters' Provident and Benevolent ...

... DISTRESSED MANUFACTURERS.-CONSERVA. TIVE AND WHIG CABINETS CONTRASTED. I . . . . . _ The ministerial Sunday journal, the Obserrer, evinces much indiscretion or lamentable ignorance, when it excites the com- munitv to contrast the conduct of Sir Robert Peel with that of its patrons towards the distressed manufacturers. The editorial arbitrator informs his readers- At present we ...

... 11ULL DOCKS. TPita committee of' owners oi property on both banliks of the river Hlull, whicll was appointed at a gencral mecling of such owners, onl the 30th of 'optoinber, 1835, aid of WhiCh EDWARD Ginaomm, Esq., is chairmnan,. has just pub- lished their Foutrt/i Report. This document emibodies the Report of J. SMITH, Esq., to the owners, dcttailing the pro. ceodings beforo Parliament ili ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...