... LORD LINCOLN AD T*E 'ELECTORS ^ . OR SOUTU qOTTS. i; . . i Lord Linicoln having vaceted his s eat for South Nottingham. shire, by accepting the office .of cltef Secretary fore lrelanrd, hits issued the following address to hislate constituents ..w. Xo Tile im~citOR i 0t 'TlRM SOUTHlAUr JVXSJOI OF trsa Rotiotrem6n;-It wis this day proposed tb mne; through the' gracious favour if tho Quileb, ...

... YORK.& NORHI MIDMAND RAIXLWAY. 'Mr. HUDSON4, chairman of the directorswho, on enter- in g the room, was received with loud cheers, opened the t1 proceedings by calling upon Mr. Gray, the fiecaetary~ to t road the advertisement convening the meeting. That g having been done, the common seal of the company was o affixed to the registered list of proprietors produced. t ?? SEooczTAnR then, in ...

... fe : 'A n ~nUsw-=DZO xtS. - Iri conformity to the good, old custom, at the conm- mencement' of the new year, we give a glance at the year which hasexpired; and, in the thankfuL ness to thatmighty PROVIDENCE which sustains; guides. and blesses, alike men and kingdoms, acknowledge the mercies which have distin. guished the period now passed away. IN the first place, and at the moment we are ...

... i R' LO DMORPETTH. I' - : - i - . r - s - I (Prom the BXnfliesh Gitldoflanir~ of January 10, 1846.) Bof Lsd time say. whoat l~, uos~oh~asenwise tethereletars of Lndo tosaytha ?? ?? vote for Itte, p2 Feal ef the, Corn-laws, ?? Aforpeth, twlhornmbecL at te sae tie *rote a letter, to the Anu~(ta-Corowen League, exiclslag is sbscrition,'anddecalighsg adherence tathat r body. T, i 'em ...

... ?? - - tR- ~ lbf~ I T'O THER EDITOR OF THE HIULL PACKET, Slnt,-I shall feet obliged by your correcting some little inaccuracies In your repoit of the proceedings at the ?? of the Governor and Guardians of the poor hn, Hull, held on the Ith instunt, with reference to the appointment of ?? for the enosuing year. By your report it would appear that I said, that when the Hull flanking Company ...

... WRECK OF HER MAJESTY'S SLOOP I ' ' OSPREY. I The following account of the loss of this beautiful a vessel is taken from the New Zealander of March 28:- c t It is with the deepest regret we have to announce v the loss of this beautiful brig of war, mounting twelve c guns, on the western coast, about 18 miles to the north- ward of Holianga. on Wcdnesday, the 11th inst., about. 3 o'clock in the ...

... D.ESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT WAULDBY. With a deep feeling of regree, a feeling ia rehich eve are ,.nssred the whole of our readers will most cordially join, we C have to record acofltagration of TRnagtiltUdl, AteL ?? Rei the destruction of agricultural property to an extent not wit- the naessed in tbis Riding for many years; and the further regret I to add that thero are too good grounds for the ...

... TOWN COUNCIL MEETING,! (YESTERDAY.) The second, quarterly meeting of the town council was held Plea .in the Town-ball, yesterday, at the usual hour. There were in d ;rsetth Myr lJoc. G~refiliamt, Heel), the Ex-mayor (Joe. PTOt Joe,.E q),. Aldermen Bean, Atkinson, Rtunton, Blyths, POSS Thompson, Ayie, Coekmtan, P'riest, ar~d itrownlow,; Counciilors like- MoKrley, Wilkinson, Dalton, Larard, ...

... | eofouial an-t zortfip intellfenee. I I ~ ?? ?? . NEWS FROM 'THE RIVER PLATE. Accounts from Monte Video to the Slat of January an from Baenos Ayres to the 28tb. have been received. The intelligence Is of considerable Interest. On the 161h of Jaaruary the mercantile expedition up the Parana had as. cended the river to within 30 miles of Santa Fe. Mader the convoy of five vessels of war, ...

... DESTRUCTIVE FLOOD AND LOSS OF I7LIFE IN WALES. One of the most dreadful floods that ever occurred in the principality took place on Thursday, at Tal- sarn, and in the neighbourhood of Aberayron, Cardi- ganshire. The Tivy burst its banks, and flooded the highway leading from Lampeter to Aberystwith for many miles, doing immense damage to the roads, in some parts of which gaps ten feet in width ...

... I I Whoever (says the John Bull) has read Dr. Hook's Letter to the Bishop of St. David's, is bound to read also. and forthwith, X Letter to the Rev. W. F. Hook, D.D., by the Rev. Richard Burgess, B.D., Rector of Upper Chelsea, and Honorary Secretary to the London Diocesan Board of Education, unless he is resolved to repose undisturbed upon one side of the question. The only person whose ...

... ANlD ZlCLST izwIwrG TXnhtl:S. I I[ LIRDY DC.M~R~S~ wais we disposed to cormlent at length on the proceeilings of the meeting leld aw. the olfil'- nutty3 oo. \Vcdtlleday last, t~he .;1iatCe occupied 1~ the tull and impartiul report which we have given of' themn in this publication would. forbid such -L course. We are, however, of opinion that all differences nrisiing in the m1u',agement of ...