... DINNER OF THE MEDICAL PROFESSION I TO DR. ALDERSON, Ine midicajrofen&ion 'of this town mod the susrroundl. ing district, 5fnhiouB-tOiEew their ?? Osteemn of Dr. Ale9r-o-sso y -about. to. leave-,Hull,hbave. determined to er-ect a marble ~bust! of him In the Hall ,of the 8.11 General Infirmary, anud on, Tuesday evening last thek lijitea hss't Wa dinner (excltisively of the pro- feniona).a ...

... IMPORTANT STRIKE AT DERWENT IIRON WGRKS, DURHAM, The gross and unblushin avarice of the propriators of the Derwent Iron, Wolcs has induced thlen to redche the wages of the iron stone miners in tiheir employment, froim time to time, until they haye at length brought them doen to within a few points of actual starvation. About a fortnighlt ago, whilstthe men were contemplating an advance of ...

... (,ROM OUR OWN LAND COMMSIONsR.) LrTTBR IL TO THE wORKING CLASSES OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. Mr DRAB FainiDs,-In my last letter you found me at Brussels, the capital of Belgium, a very splendid town, surrounded with beautiful walks caled Boulevards, planted with trees at either side, and with seats placed at intervals for those who wish to sit down. At the end of this walk is a long avenue, ...

... LONLDON. CITY Loc.&LITT.-The attendance at Mr. Cooper's seventh lecture on Sunday evening last was more than usually numerous, and there is little doubt that had the weather been fine-it was the very reverse of that-the hall would have been inconveniently crowded. These lectures are growing in favour, and each succeeding Sunday evening witnessesan increase in the numbers present. Shortly after ...

... SOUTH WARK ELECTION. NOMINATION Or CANDIDATES. ?? having been fixed for the ntomination of csaddats t reresent the ?? Of Southwar~k, blorcaridtenaritoreF t Benramein froomtheq.diree in the room of the ?? s. h hostngs ereerected at anl ?? hour in High- street, in front of the Townliall . The hour al- pointed by the High Bailiff for opening the proceedd - inps was ten o'clock, but shortly after ...

... .1-111,; - - - - ?? ?? - L. - ?? ?? i . 1? FRIDAY. Before the Mayor and Mr. Firbask. A young man, named IfWilliam ,41et Harvey, who had been remanded, Wa committed for trial on a. charge of stealing £t24 its. 6i1., the property of Mr. Robert Wilson, who it appeared was lodging with Mrs. Rand, Anlaby-road. On Wednesday Mrs. R. went by the special train to York, leaving her house locked up. ...

... MEMORIAL TO DR. ALDERSON, MMOM THE STUDENTS OF THE HULL AND EAST- XWDX-G SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AND ANATOMY. A deputation, consisting of Messrs. R1. M.. Craven, us., T. E. P. Martin, Blexard, and Lee, waited on _r. Aderso on o riday last, for the purpose of present- ing him with an address, expressive ?? regret at his leaving the town. The Dr. received them with his accustomed urbanity, and after ...

... | THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO FRANCE AND RETURN TO ENGLAND. A bCoRE~ neighibourly sovereicgn never sat upon the throne than QUEEN VICTORIA; and we say it to her in- In finite honour, and heartily rejoicing in it, for Her M AJESTY'S own sake, as well as for the sake of the country, and of the hi 5 world. On her return from Germany, it pleased Her tr M)AJESTY to pay Louis Po-oLilrrE a pop visit at the ...

... 2grfrulturr aub fbdivilturc. FIELD.GAltDEN OPERATIONS. FPr the Week commencing Mfonday, Sept.1lth1 1843. [Extracted from a Dsss-ofActuai Operations on five.' small farms on the estates of the late Mrs. D. Gilbert, near Eastbourne, in Sussex; and on several model farms on the estates of the Earl of Dartmouth at Slaithwaite, in Yorkshire, published by Mr. Nowell, of Farniley Tyas, near ...

... Saturday last a letter from Mr. Ratelitfe, in which he has thought proper to mention my name, and in such a manner as might have a tendency to mislead those who are unacquainted with me, I trust you vill allow me a small space to reply. I shall pass over the first part of his letter, and the resolution of the auditors as to the gentlenanlY way in which he discharges the duties of his office; ...

... of Saturday last i a letter from Mr. Rateliffe, in which he has thought jl proper to mention my name, and in such a manner ca as might have a tendency to mislead those who are d, unacquainted with me, 1 trust ou will allow me a pi small space to reply. I shall ps s over the first part tci of his letter, and the resolution of the auditors as to Ir the gentlemnant way in which ohe discharges the ...

... floraefit g *btncntn EL And I Will war,.at least in ?? (And-should myvchance so happen-deeds), I With all1 who war with Thought I Si I think I hear a little bird, who sings bl The people by and by will be the stronger.-Bynoti. ri go- We suspend for a wecek the selections from bl Mr. MAcZeIt'S Italy, Austria, and the Pope. a Next week we Purpose giving Mr. MAcZZNI'S M I co to-aI ding ...