... (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 ...

... [THIRTEENTH NOTICE.] a Lve LIVERPOOL GRIEVANCEs.-We have on former ur occasions recorded our own local grievances the eir vast distance to which Runcorn and Parkgate have I wve been removed from us; the difficulty of correspond res ing with St. Helen's, Chester, Ormskirk, Prescot, r ili- &c., with which places we ought to be able to ex-t ire change letters and replies within business hours on ...

... b. - ?? or On Friday last, Liverpool and the coast surrounding was , lyvisited by a severe storm, which raged for oome time thei n- with great fury, and we regret to sany was not unaccom- Mal rei panied with loss of life and destruction of pirsperty' gen ~.During the night of' Thursday the glass fell considerably, qua a nd about three o'clock on Friday morning the gale ma, )a commenced, trom ...

... (From the Dundee Courier.) The following notice was received here on Saturday last, byea gentleman in our neighbourhood, endlosed in a letter from aus Excellency Colonel Reid, CB., late Governor of the Bermudas, now Governer of Ea.edos Tscbo the heowry of Storms. It has been kindly handed to us for insertion in our paper, and we readily give it a place. as it may be of essential service to ...

... I! hi Rig Lie heavy on him, earth, for he exo: Laid many a heavy load on thee. to 1 IV 'TE. SOCt2'rY OP MERCHAYT VBENTURERS, BRISTOL. Ps' ano: GENTLEMEN-HOW profoundly applicable this sarcasm on the dre memory of Vanbrugh must be to your smaller sigaifioance and sti Importance, as local builders and itaproeres, time and truth- ,, telling facts will only too plainly proclaim. Meantime, I must ...

... RErPEAL AsSOCIATION, Monday.-The weekly meeting of the association was not so numerously attended as on the precedingi Monday. Mr. O'Connell rose for the purpose of reading his report on the subject of the disunions and dissen- sions that existed in the association. The question was, whe- ther moral force or physical force should be in the ascendant. He (Mr. O'Connell) was therefore in favour ...

... w Ab N~l w u - R WEDNEDAY, November 18, 1848. .60 - Ducay op LANCASTFEL-Few people know, a-ad probably as la~rg'e fe~v care, what is precisely meant by this ducal denomination. derec What is most commonly known about it is, that it has a Chan: Th cellor, said that this offcial is also a, member of the Cabinet, Vern' personally represented meanwhile by Lord Campbell. The creas duties of the ...

... abevvern B3tornalr, . / . WEDNESDAT, November 11, 1048. OPENING OF THE PoRTs.-Notwithstanding the understood s determination of Government to refuse their countenance to t such a measure, popular movements have occurred, here and there, in its favour. Under these circumstances, it is satisfac- tory to find, that an opportunity has recently been afforded to the Premier of stating briefly his ...

... lRELANI. ?? trie Northiernt T' ish;. I)TEIATTilS FR(Nr JIUNOER. We are strrv it ilae to sav, that the tatemt accolilltc. frorn seteral sailrt, Ire'lartid. are of a more ei:lo-rt; character than the-c i hiktl h:1.l rert r'r-crrive' for stine tinme prt?iouSiV. Three ioath-ts a@ re.-ijrtcrd to bvare ta.ien plate. frcnt starva- tiri. io the ttc-i'hiiood of Skibbereen anld it i- statedl. with ?? ...