... (From the iittfgha 7 esrwy AtSteyning, in Sussex, in l793, Mr. Wtolgy, aged eilhteen to Miss Laglcy, aged eighty yearg. Almostall ihe pupolpi tion of the place attended upon this extraordinary wedding, At Oldham, Lmncashire, Uec. 16, 1807, Mr. Joseph SacbS- sou, rged seventy-three, to Mrs. Patienee Bardeley, sged sixty-four yearo. The happy bridegroom was the si.'ctL awain the lady tad made ha ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, Sir Clifford and Lady Constable, Mr. Con- stable, Miss Chichester, and suite, returning from their conti- nental tour, arrived in Hull, on Wednesday evening, by the express trains from town, and proceeded to Burton Constable for the season. Lord and Lady flowder have been enjoying the succession of a circle of their friends, at Grimston Park, during the last month, ...

... .Q!I~orresponbeueIe. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HULL PACKET. Sin,-As I intend to preach on behalf of the Hull General Infirmary on Sunday evening next, it may beof some importance to theinterests of that excellent institution, that I should stand clear, with the public, of the charge which has been too hastily brought against me, and perhaps too generally believed, of having been culpably negligent ...

... I (OBTAINEoD FROM0 OFFICI~AL BOUILCOS) The brethren of this ancient and distinguished order were honoured on Tirursrtay, the 20th ult., by a visit from tire Earlf of Zetland, Grand Mlaster of England, attended by several dis- tinguishied members of the craft, for the purpose of holding, in his capacity Of P.G.M. of the North and East Ridings of Yorkshire, a Provincial Grand Lodge and General ...

... . ?f 1: ?? fiddliffmce. CiIAR'IST READING AND ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 83, DEAN-STREET, SOHO. These rooms was crowded on Sunday last, No- vemberlst, to hear Dr. M'Douel lecture on and refute the objections that have from time to time been urged against Chartism. Mr. E. Stallwood was una- nimously called to the chair, and briefly introduced I he lecturer, who, in a long and able discourse, dis- posed o ...

... NATIONAL ANTI-POOR-LAW PRtOVIDENT AND BENEVOLENT UNION. At apulid ' eat ied to ' Ats-t i b- Jects of this inatjt'W0Qii, was held on Thursday after- noon, in the large room, of the London Tavern, Sishopasgate-street, the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor in the chair. Mr. B. B. CABBELL, M.P., one of the chief foun. ders ot the Institution detailed the proposed plan to whichae f not remove the distress ...

... MESSRS. M'GRATH AND CLARKE'S TOUR. mn GREAT MEETING AT BRISTOL. On Wednesday evening, October 28tb, at the hour appointed foar the meeting to take place, the Mecha- h nics' Institute was crowded,.h On the motion of Mr. Rogers, seconded by Mr. c Cooke-, Robert Harris, Esq., was called to the chair. Silence having been restored, he addressed the C meeting in nearly the following words :- b Mly ...

... 13111)lir 'ffitrtillgo. FANENn IN IRELAND.-A numerous meeting of tbe working classes was held at the Guy Earlot (arwick, Gray's Inn Lane Mr. D. Brick in the chair, to devise some means, according to their power, ftr the alle- viation of the existing distress in Ireland. Several addresses were made, and a collection was made in the room, the meeting having pledged itself to small l weekly ...

... THE week presents few points for notice or corn- -Ment, As usual, Ireland excites the greatest anxiety and interest-; and, unfortunately, the comparative lull in its troubled condition, which has been ob. servable four the last few weeks, is again disturbed. The approaching completion, in many instances, of the public works voted at the baronial sessions, and the consequent cessation of work ...

... TIIE FAMINE IN ILRELAND ?? The imnportations of provisions Into the port of Liver- pool, fromt the lribh por te darihg the week from the 30th ult, V) the 5th inst. inclusive, comprised of the follosing listofarticles:-10,170 firkins, 309 half firkins, 1,078 baskets, casks, &c., and 323 boxes of butter; 312 sacks rnd 602 barrels ofwheat, 1,D6 sacks offlour ; 186 sacks, 800 qrs. and 2,25'3 ...

... runrral tigrlliictc'* COST OF }HE LEEDS POLICE FOucn.-The cost in- fcurred in the maintenace of the force. during the year ending August last, was £0,878 JOs 10d. CAPTAIN WARNeR's LowN RANOG. -The Post says that a trial of this destructive engine has been made. The greatest secrecy as to the locale of the experiment was observed, and none but the inventor, Colonel Chalmer, and two or three ...

... IEVEiNTI ADDRE S ANTS or TI{lEPIRL. BY THIE COMMITTEE Or THE NATIONA4L Cl- But Batnte say, though You repnudate Ronlirii,. s p- Adnmit, nay youl invite the co-operation Of Y.~J ' Where is the differencel t ihy trot get rid of r5 ' altogether ? Our rnsewer ir- !ibo Englis;h Cthurch is ain cuern craft, by her principlee, by her tewv, by- hr ' ?? temrper of her people, by tihe spirif ol 'br ...