... ~at to id, The usual monthly oneeting of this body was held on~itesday is, evening last. The chair was occupied by Mr. J. D. Case. The La vice chair by Mr. W. Jackson. 3w LIGHTING AND WATCHING COMMITTEE. ?? report of this committee was read, which stated that a he' number of extra lights hal boon, ordered for various parts of the h township, and other arrangements had been entered into tending ...

... ITOWN iDITION.] THE MOfRIVLV ( CHRONICLE. LONDON: FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1W. The Revenue for the last quarter bears fearful evidence of the ruinous policy pursued by the party in power. On the year ended 5th January, 1843, as com- pared with the year ended 5th January, 1842, there is a decrease of £922,630. On the quarter ended 5th January, 1843, as com- pared with the quarter ended 6th January, ...

... SPAI.N. MADRID, DEC. 27. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.1 A Spanish courier is announced to leave here to-night for Paris and London. The unsatisfactory relations of the French and Spanish governments,with respect to the recent occurrences of Barcelona, are supposed, and I presume correctly, to be the principal cause of the departure of this messenger. The Cabinet of Madrid, as soon as possessed ...

... d Dav TO THE EDITOR OP THE HULL PAC'KET. Dourse IR,-As the subject of Railway Economy is sc, the , one in which the Public is deeply interested, from is imnle- tendency to eccasion serious and often fatlI accidents, aria rriting, as the system is now put in partial operation on the HBil and Selby line, we are anxious that every publicity should ilil be be given to the following just ...

... | OBSERVER. Notwithstanding tie various rurnours, some indeed verging on positive assertion, as to the course which the government would take in the approaching Session of Parliament, on the great questions which agitate and continue to distress ties country, we have refrained from offering any opinion as to the nohicy which Sir R. Peel would adopt for his guidance'; and even now we venture to ...

... ' T - ROB3EDING&S orTV Rha u fR ?? -- ?? o ~etted special meeticg of the Town Council was beld To-A rthe da ltfor the gupose of continuing the conelderatiop the. ou apor ?? ffcrComuilttee, and for making~the 'r ?? stonal appointment of offioarstam i, fbix Coursei hII resolved Itself into a, committee, , 1 rLLOY &TOased the third resolution founded upon the - whi~ Utin wil befound in our ...

... Mlninf i,, . .h . .. . f #h. nrn--edine at th ._ X.inJVI~cJsX~ran L±±AJ.oUj:Je Wel The following is the programme of the proceedings at the open- limb ing -of the Collegiate Institution, this day; further particulars m . may be seen in the advertisement. then Previous to the arrival of the procession. the gentlemen of the exce Philharmonic Society, who have kindly offered their services to ...

... oq UNIVERSITY AiD ECCLESIASTICAL. tg he C,4U~'L1S a~d ,Stale Gazette says- From 1 many quarters the isstelligensee rcaellcs us that Sir it. N Peel's government has corno to a r so~mstmou to taoe a decided sttp with eaferecss to Chureh Extensiun duriag the ensuiig session of paliameist It wvould hanve bcen next to impossibtefurthor to have postpoeied eowiiuc to i;sorno decisioll oia- ...

... ant ?? X^ktt HULL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1843. . kindly feelings of the season. We enter upon the 1 NLiv YEAR in an outward form of acknowledged improvement, securing, as it is calculated to do, a better arrangement of subject matter, and en- ] abling us, at the same time, to do greater justice to the increasing favours of our advertising friends; while internally, whether as respects the proud ...

... m The proceedings of the Town Council on Monday and evei of Wednesday last are rife with instruction on more points The than one, but on none more manifestly than the sort of 1P1 advantage to be anticipated by the burgesses from the nbon S great congregation of lawyers which thhey have been lg pleased toassemble in the Council Charnber, and which - is annually increasing -in-number and ...

... ij t Y dw - -I,, , ~ -11 1 __u 1i Ad'bi JO* V easvt h It . ?? SPAIN. Aeoeodt* ioaceounts from Madrid ?? i.net5 0*e~O that thea Cosasnerele Treaty betwenGetBie~ uedb t Lhq mutl ?? exped Iet ~ '3a ans 4iis b he Barcelona ?? hae , Ibeei treceive frm'Ma' to the %1huiit. Thea w1A atonsbaentr eewte arid ititurntotr the oniewyar'day. On his route threg atjiia e 'Wne recei1ved with every ...

... lye The year now terminated has been marked by fewfluctnaltiafls, -isan a ereo ?? prices has prevailed, attended so legenerally by monotonous depresaoln, that it is questionable. Wile- We ther the annual summeraly which has Invarlablyaottompanted the'L t ?* annked tables might ?? havebheendlspenls~d with onthls occa-~ It me sloh. A departure, how~ever, in this instancen,' from theolusual' 00 ...