... MYTON COMMISSIONERS; . I The annual meeting of the Conliissiiners under the Hull and Myton Improvement Ant was held in the Town Hall, on Monday last, at noon. Mr. Alderman Cook- man, the chairman of the commissioners, presided, and there were present, Aldermen Atkinson and Blyth, Councillors Wilkinson and Malcolm, and Messrs. Boyle, Xing, and West. Mr. RICUAiDSON, the clerk to the ...

... SATURDAY, Ju.xLE 7, 1S45. THE SILENT SYSTEM. Sin Ronitrl PEEL. has contrived not only to muzzle two-thirds of his party in parliament, but also to place the Tory conductors of the press in such a position that they cannot utter Tory opinions vithout reflecting on the ministry; or praise the principles and policy of the ministry without at the same time praising the princi- pies and policy ...

... I FLORENCE PRESERVE, D; otTIE FEARFUL ?? I A TALE OF ASTIrIccAL LIrE. IN the solitude of id library, immersed in objectless thought, fand gazing on vacancy, the Right lion the Earl of Blazonfield was standing with his back to the fire. Erect and lofty stood his lordship, with his logs apart, and a coat-tail reposing on either arm. How long the noble earl's reverie might have lasted, it is as ...

... A | AYN00Tll-COr ItECi3--It is said tlat the present College of ayiicoth lvill be pulled down, and that a greatly saiperior beihuiing, to bc called tile ?? of St. I Iatrick, wvill be erected in its place. ALACMMIN STATn Oi C.W.XsJ.-DU itei, .JIun 24.-By the accounts from thile ihmdiate neighbllourbod of the recenit assassination of Mr. Bell Booth, and which are publishcd in another part of ...

... .not SOMERISETSHIRiE. ides A land was drowned on Friday evening, wvhilst bathing her at iXci~tois. It appears he camn within the vortex of anl eddy 'lie( near the bridge, and wae carried down before assistance could on, be rendered. ter, The ReV. COcrge Henry Lamw has been appointed, to Dens the curacy of Leighland, Soerserot. F ATAL AcciDiON.-mA fatal accident occurred to at poor ar- man ...

... ST jades'S 08ALA0E. jusse 2. .to ?? The Queen has been plebsed, on the ne Forester, to appoint Thomas Richard Walker, Escq. to be our of bar Mojesry's ?? Coops of Geostoemeo-at-Arimo, vite Carvor, ciho retires. ronnios OFeFIoE, jaun 12. -The Queo lids beeo pleased to approve of Don Adolfo Guillemard y Aragon, as Consul at Sierra Leone for her Mn- jesty the Queen of Spaon. WAR OFFICE-June 13. ...

... | Our intelligence from abroad this week is extremely meagre. We give notices of the only topics to be found in the continental papers or correspondence. 'T'he arrivals from Paris brings us a dull debate on the snpplementary credits demanded for Algerixt, which commuenced in the Chamber of Deputies on Wednesday. 'I'e Opposition made great efforts to give it a StOnY character, but without ...

... (Ftrnis our Speciel Correspondents) Loonooii, SATURDAY Ennotoxa. Thle seined teeding of the Scotch poor law amendment hill is new fisted for Monday, wiithont the prospect of its, being: taoseei ip nil that eight, for Sic Limces Onhalia intends to lance, tbttlse oln djuonedI debate an1 cis Irishl Colleges shootS livii, peefoeente, It iosist act be infererd. feas ohms, sleet Mi- sinless aie net ...

... I London, Tuesday. There was a very decided decrease in the number of petitions presented against the Maynooth bill in the House of Lords this evening. The adjourned debate was commenced by the Earl of Harwicke, who, in a long speech, urged some sound and con: clusivearguments in favour of the government measure. I-e contended that the pass examination at the College of Maynooth was not at all ...

... I-- -- , coLI L Motion made, and U'DOAT, JUNe2 2, -- Motin made, and Question PropOsed That the 2 i now, and at the end or, mth Qrepst , t a tise day sit onths..,.NI,, o add tbi stand pat Of the QuP'tioni-Th u that th Noes 40. - e 11e divld - Aciand, T D Dennlotoun, J Husey, T ATCourt, Capt D'Evyncourt, C Butt NV ice Pit Agliuonby. R A Dlvett, Ingose, Lord t~ Aldam, W Dodd, G J RS's I' , ...

... THE NATIONAL LEVEE-CELEBRATION OF I THE 30TH OF MAY. I IL_ I . *ise 1he following gentlemen were presented on deputations, gig but whose names we were unable to ascertain in time for Yas our publication of Saturdayr: ri. Castle ward.Messrs Fitzpatrick, MbGrade, and Byrne. n1- St George's ?? Mic'mael P Smithwick, Mr Edw Brennan, Mr James Dunne, Mr Joseph Burke. iid C'uslorntdiuse ward..Mr C ...

... 17th regiment, recently returned from Aden, is now sta. tioned at Fort George Barracks, Bombay. 22d regiment forms part of the British forces at Kola. pore, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel M'Neil. It is to be stationed at Punala. 78th Highlanders, under the command of Major Two. penny, embarked on the 14th April, at Bombay, for Pan. well, en route to Poona; its strength was 17 officers ...