... I I (YESTERDAY. ) Tho quarterly meeting of the Town Council was held yesterday, and was very numerously attended. There were present-the Mayor, the Ex-Mayor, Aldermen At- kinson, Runton, Brownlow, Sandell, Thompson, W. Holmes, Blyth, Ayre, Sir William Lowthrop, and Cook- moan; Councillors Glossop, Larard, Wilson, Platford, Newton, Cox, Huntley, Carrick, J. Blundell, Bettison, Squire, Morley. ...

... PIUBLIC MEETING AT HULL, RELATIVE TO IMMEDIATELY OPENING - THE FORT;3 FOR 'THE IMPORTATION OF CORN. I1N compliance with a requisition signed by forty inhabitants, he. Mayor convened a meeting in the Sessions Hll, on Satur.- day, at noon, to take into co1nsideration the propriety of petitioning for at total and immediate repeal of tihe Corn-liaws, Very few persons were in attendance at the hour ...

... 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, ...

... RES1GNATIONS-ELECTIONS AND OTHER POLITICAL MOVEMENTS. RESIGNATION OF LORD ASflLEY, M.P. TO ToW OXNTeAr, CLERGYo, DRcsAVrogES, AN OTHEsR ELECTORS 05? TRUt CO~iiNTr ov DoonET.p Gentlemen,-1 The F irst~ Dliniter of the Crown has pro, pounded to the parliament a rmeasure for the total abolition of at] protective duties on the importation of Iforeign corn. ?? The bill seems SD Well dadpttfd ~to ...

... worre0ionbc Cc. HULL COAL COMPANY. TO THE EDITORl OF THE HULL PqCKBT. BSm,-I would trouble You vwithl, few vords touching Mr. Nicol's letter in your journal of last week, in which, after eulogising the quality of Yorishire coals, he somewhat unchari. tably accuses (en manse) the feit .slti)peire at thi port of dishonestly supplying an Inferior article, to obviate which and effect a ...

... I SPEECH OF LORD ASHLEY, ON PRIDAY, ON THlE DOtCHliSTER HUSTINGS, A TE R - DCLINING TO GO TO A POLL. Lord AsarLEY, after repeating his alreadv well-known reasons for declining to go to a poll, ssid-I will now point out to yoa the grounds upon wvich I determitfids not nore as a ?? of necessity than of wisdom, to adopt the proposition of her Majesty's prime minister. Since 1841, when this ...

... WHAT WILELTHE PEERS. DO? I ?? .. ?? .4 L . : .. . _ I . ?? Thisl question was thus assswere4 by the liel Ot Lincoln, In an address delivered by him, ait n public meeting tat Newrark on Thursdaly::-1 Ile trusted the electors would not reject him, aftei they had heard him; but should-they do sQ, he would tell themn that the nmeasuorea, of government would still. be car- tried. No election would ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT, I --I HOUSE OF COMMIONS. TH URSDA Y, FSc. 19. THE CORN LAW DEBATE. Lord DUNCAN said he had always been a firm su porter of free trade doctrines in that house, and if he hd, hiitherto abstained from taliing any active part in tbis debato, it was not from the fear of any arguments lie had heard from the protectionist benches; he had abstained from a feeling that the ...

... TO CAL INTELLIGENOE. H c- - - - . I I 'The Earl of Yarborough has returned to Broek- leoly Ifallfrom Manby Park, at which latter seat the noble earl and a party of friends bave had 'some excelient shooting. A legacy of RiO hias b~ea received by Messrs. Pegoe and Liddells, treasurers to the Hull General Infirmary, froin Mrs. Anti Ruston. Mrs. William Dales, Regent-terrace, ha3 become all annual ...

... EXPLOSION OF GUNPOWnDER- AND LQsSS OFB ThRtEE tLIVE8. . ' I ?? : 111 . : , ,Si ?? On Friday evening, te .30th tlt,, betwsers: the hours of ernand eight o'eloolt$ the retired -and quiet vlaeo Little Madeley, vlyg of lies at tile distance ofaottomie r b 'ftqadeley ata- tion of the Grand Junction Hailway,' beta~e hpageo the ntiost terror and distress, in eonse'quenicee of the explo- eion'of a ...

... IMPE9kL _P .. I eI.11 M : I , 0.IllPE,,Bl4,.,7 P- , ?? 0,l I . - . . . . .. .1 1.. - ~ = lHtO TS E - OP ;LORB.DiS . ; .tOADAY, Feb. 9. A large number of petitions were preseuted from va- rious places, for Dnd, against the government measure for'the abolitiqn of duties on the iimport of articles of food. PUBLIC WORKS (IRELAND) BILL. TheErrl 'of ST. GERMANS iioved the second read- inlg of tb ...

... rolonfal a f Aoretill -Wtellgeuict. AMERICA.. ARRIY-At OF THE'HTBERNIA,' The British and North -American Royal imall steamr-shi3p Hibernia arrived in the Kersey frem Boston aud ltalilf x.n Saturdas, brigingh advices fror ltew York to the 31st of January, with maiscellaneous accounts (froma canada of little interest. Thc advices Sto31 America confirm the pttcifle teancicy qf those previously ...