... I LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, I it LESSoNS FoR SUNDAY, AUGUST 23.-Eleventh Sunday after Trinity.-Mornlng-2 Kings v. and Acts xxi. .e Evening-2 Kings ix. and 2 Peter iii. f We are authorised to state that the Rev. W. 11. E. Benlirrek, Rector of Sigglesthorne, has resigned the office of Rural Dean for the North District of Holderness, in the Arch- deaconry of the East-Riding, and that the Archbishop of ...

... SECOND READING OF THE CORN BILL.- MA 28. tb AYES-PRESENT, 138. In Lord ChancellorDalhousie Lovelace Thurlow nDUKS. Aberdeen Zetland Lyttelton m Norfolk Rosebery Auckland Calthorpe se St. Alban's Glasgow Ellenborough Blayney R Buceleuch Cowper Uxbridge Gardner fr Roxburgh Radnor Bruce Rivers cc Leinater Spencer VISCOUNTS. Sandys ar Wellington Bathurst Strathallan Crewe re UMARQUS5ESB Clarendon ...

... LESSONS FOR SUNDAY, JUNE 5.-Trinity Sun- ?? i. and Matthew iii. Evening-Genesis xviii. and I John v. The Rev. Thomas Morton, Chaplain of the Thames Church Mission, has been appointed to the Perpetual Curacy of Drypool, Hull. Patrons the Simeon Trustees. HULL, EAST RIDING, AND NORTH, LINCOL N, GENERAL FSEMALI P8S;TrNsArtr.-The honorary secretary the Rev. John Scott, M.A., has received a ...

... I ACCIDENTS AND OFFENCES- I Ai n affnoy with poachers, who were caught drakg- I ?? a, 4ilt-Pimd. took place on the grounds- of 3ojor' the Wintiirtoli` .'of Fen-wick. Lodge, Surrey-, A, groomn was fout drovined, and one of the poachers dangerously woundedl by a the pistof shot, f :. 0p A dreadful acecident took place at the coal mine of the Ougvee, ntear Liege, 'us Tburddoy toot. Fou miners ...

... SPEECHES OF SIR ROBERT PBEL AT THE GRAND BANQUET AT THE MANSION. HOUSE, LONDON, ON WEDNESDAY. The LORn MAYOR proposed 1The health of Sir R. Peel and leer Majesty's Ministers. [Cheers.] fie felt the presence of the right hon. baronet a high honour, knowing how few hours hle had to spare for an entertainment of this kind. Politics Inust not be alluded to on this occasion ; and although he (the ...

... - The agitation in favour of a ten h1.urs bill has been renewed in the manufacturing districts of the north. Air. Oastler, after a long retirement, has placed himself at the head of the movement; he has been joined by Mr. Busfield Ferrand and Mr. Fielden ; the great mass of the factory operatives have been aroused ; and prepa- rations have been made for a general, energetic, and persevering ...

... I PROCESS OF UNDERWRITING. I To render the process of underwriting as intelligible as possi- ble, we may suppose a case, for the purpose of illustration - Suppose a vessel of the class A 1, registered for seven or ten years, be valued at £20,000 or £30,000, a policy Is effected upon her, and the owners or their brokers go among their friends at Lloyd's, and see at what rate she can be Insured. ...

... j _ F.L.F.CT[ON OF MAYORS; & LoXDONt-Sir George Carroll. YonKs-Geo. Hudson, Esq., N.P.-Sheriff-G. T. Aadrews, Esq, ScAnRDW-.-1iobert Tindall, Esq. BzvgszLEr-T. Sandwith, Esq., M.D. DOXCA8T3tL-Robert Milner, Esq. HuLrL-B. M. Iallaud, £oq.-SheriR--Mr. J obn Lc-e aiwith LuEn-OCharlem G. IfMalea, Esq. PONtELacrrc-Lionel Brook, Esq. RzPObr--r. Alderman Tutin. frescnooND.-j. C. Tuairlwall, Esq. ...

... TESTIMONIAL TO IR. COBDEN. I Oln Thliurslay, it tteetisg of merchants and mranurfc.tstccrs, witl, several gentlemen front distatst places, was heol at the Town-hal l, Manchester, to deterninn notpon presetitin, to Mr. It. Cobden some tiational tribute worthy of his distinguishted ser- vices in the cause of free trade. Proin 100 to 500 gelt letien were presett, Mr. W. 13. WATKINS, Mlayor of ...

... SPEECH OF THE DUKE OF CLEVELAND, I ]DELIVERED AT THE DURHAIIX4 COUNTY MEETING ON biOND AT LAST. 1The Dute of Cleveland prreald ed, and upon taking his seat wal receivedw~ith a lousiburat ofsaplabuse. Ast soon as this had in some measure aubslded, hie said,-Geutlemenf, this great question, I ama sorry to may, has within ths last few 'weeks con.- vulced the kingdomi from one end to, the other, ...

... TESTIMONIAL O.F RESPECT TO THE | IREV, COIkELIUS HART, M.A. On the 13t of January, the reverend gentleman was invited by the chlrchwarden, iMr. Jamesou, to meet a select party At his house, bwhen tihe ?? saddress was ?? Reverend :Sr,-Wv are grieved to part with you, and as an expression of our esteem, beg to present you with this purse. It he valrable, not from its contents, but from the fact ...

... DELIVERED AT THlE WINCHESTBiR AORclULTUR.k, PROTECTION MEETING, ON MONDAY LAST. Lord AstUeecroN saidi, that for the greater portion of a long life he had been a moderate protectionist, lie had seat on almost every committee, and taken part in almost every debate in parliament upon the sutiject, andl his opinion was that a limited and moderate protectiom was due to agriculture. Before 1815 fiGs ...