... -UO BIULL SACRD xlAbIONIC S MM. , 'Tbia laudablee egefel sciiety gave, as ?? public Trforlauco an rday eveligi lst, tue whole of g oratorioeof The nean, m the Music DniAl of the Public Roomy, to a very erowded audlenoo. The vocal and ilstrarmental music, hnt more eapocially the latter, did much credit to tie society, and the whole weut off int a (loot matsfaectory manner,-the colnpany~ frc ...

... MEETING OF MYTON COMMIS§IONERS. leit A, meeting of thle commissioners was held at the pa Mansion House, oil Iloriday, at noon. 'There wore Hi- ?? COOscoAre, in thea chair, and Messrs. Jones, Boyle, Atkitison, Seaton, Malcolm, and Leonard iti West. sli. Tenders were received for draining Posterri-gato;In and that of Mr. WVsss was selected. ?? Mr. BoyLS proposed thst thea open drains in thie SIt ...

... On Saturday, as the magistrate at Qucon.Sqia~re lto le oiffice, Leotdon, was about retirinog, a respectable- 5i a, looking elderly female applied to Mr. Burrell for iris a, s~sistance under thle following circumstances : le Applicant, who stated her namne to be Elizabetit Bird, sold ri that between twenty-one sadt tsoenty-two years ago Bile 0055 delivered of a male child sit No. 0, Johu-sureet ...

... I mus t m,_1 ?? ?? LONDON, ThURSDAY MOSNING, We have received the Paris papers of Tues- 0 day. They are, as might have been anticipated, oceeupied N almost ?? with the telegraphic despatch en- p nouneing the tetaf destrection of 5sogadore by the Prince de Joinville. Our accounts from Madrid of the 21st inst. Ii anpdornee the arrival of the Queen in that capital at 4 it o'clock in the moreing ...

... lvarieties. V alttlIUM. Whoever mocketh the poor, reproacheth his Maker. Let not adversity destroy the wings of hope, nor prosperity obscure the light of prudence. The most necessary of' all the sciences is to learn tolprotect ono'seelf from the contagion of bad example. FoaRNSIC Joxes.-At the Worcester assizes, Mr. Sergeant Talfburd, in alluding to a married lady, la whom lie was about to ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, Such a splendid harvest weel; as the past has bonen, is hardly withinl our rensembranca. Glorious days of sunshine, with gentle and crisp breezes, have been succeeded by moonlight almost equal to the glare of' day. Another esteol a week, arid the rich and abundant wheat harvest of this district ?? be almost at an end. All around u1s, in Lincolnshire as well as in Yorkshire, ...

... *totlant. I - - . .. e, A gentleman, on a tor i the north, writes hi fiom Edinbtnh, under date of the ITch instalit :- On hor Ineeday. I was at onc of the largest shop fairs in Scot- _ las, nd- tierswere10 ,OO0lambs, 'he Cheviotsfetched up on tho best prices; but it was considered dull, and 2s. or hal the 3s. undthe he last year thl Ive ALARMING AFFRAY IN BALFRON. - The un Glasylo Chronicle ...

... EXECUTION AT NOTTINGHAM. DREADFUL OCCURRENCE-TWENTY FIVE PERSONS KILLED. An ;-m , Of Dle asn55obled onWed. An immense concourse of people assembled on Wed. nesday at Nottitgilain, to witness the exccution ol' the wretched cilpuit, Saville, convieted at tile late assizes of the willful murder of his wife and three children. The anitl, offence of wyhich the prisoner had been found guilty, and ...

... varietics. .f A . . m I __ _ -- Anguish of mind has driveni thousands to suicide, anguish of body, few. rhis proves the healtht of the mind is of far more importance than tho heialth . c of the body, although both are deserving of much more e attention than either of them recives.-Colton, r Without knowing particulars, says Bisbop Butler,-one, at least, of the soundest reasouers that hava ...

... MDEETING AT THE WORKHOUSE. On Moniday, at tvo o'clock, a general court of tile governor and guardians of the poor of hull, was held ' ait the workhiouse, WVlritelliargate. Mr. Wm. DRANT, tile gOvOLuor, was in the chaui, and thera were abont ?? twenty.iive guardians present. Mr. MoxoN, clerk to tblo guardians, reand the minutes £ of tile last meeting, and tloe notices to ho given of rt motions ...

... | A - A ?? ?? ^ A VALUABLE pamphlet, entiled An Explanation of tho Morning Service of tile Church, by the 11ev. G. r F. Townsendi, vicar of Brantinghsain, is advertised in another columin It is tie first of a series which tile author e`preses his intention of preparing, upon ?? various offices comprised in tire Book of Common is Prayer-oflices which provo tile parental care which e the ...

... I _ AT' HU LL. At the Mansion-house, on Wednesday, nhen there of Y were its many as thirteen magistrates present in spe- ailt I cial sessions, Airs, Wilde applied personally for per. the I )mission to erect a temporary thentre on the western very I side of Wellington-street, in which to perform plays and (thc pantomimes, agreeably to the act 7 and 8 Victoria, cap. pop 68, sec. S. The ...