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... I I eolonata anio ;or2en Entelligeice. TheOVRLNO INDIA. Tae VEIUNDMAiL.-An eytraordinary express froe& MsareilIles arrived on S~aturday afternoon, isith the deepiatche~s anticipat~ry of thre over'and mail, The dttea are, from Cal-~ malta, Ortober Sth, anid BombaY, October 15th. We quote the following froms the private cerrespondeuice of the HeiaoM, the combination to whichi we hare latterly ...
... TO THE EDITOR OP THE HULL PAICKET. SIR,-The return of the number of deaths registered in the various districts of England and Wales has just been published by authority of the Registrar-general, for the summer quarter, including July, August, and September. In most of the populous towns the mortality has been very great, indeed even in the rural districts the number of deaths recorded far ...
... We are indebted to the Hull Temperance Pioneer, an unpretending monthly publication, for the following statistics with reference to the various religious denominations in this town. This little periodical has the merit of having, on more than one occasion, furnished facts with reference to the moral and social condition of the inhabitants of Hull, which exhibit considerable care in their ...
... IWE£L WESLEYAN, FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY. 4 A very numerous meeting of the Ladies' Branch of this society was held in the Waltham-street Chapel on Monday evening last. The Chair was taken by the Rev. Mr. Beevor, and there were on the platform several other ministers and lay members and filends of the society. The CseAIRMAN- said he thought the chair ought to have been filled by some person ...
... 3ittienftrta, &C. le FATAL ACCIDENT FROM THE DISCHARGe O A Gua.-On Friday L of last, an inquest wae held at Barnston, near Woodeharch, before e Henry Churton, Esq., and a jury from the three adjoing t ...
... COURT AND FASHIONABLE IFE , !ABINZT COUNCIL.-A Cabinm ?? . - ?? IF F IjS CABINET COUTNCIL.-.A Cabinet Council Wa hold at he the Foreign-office yesterday week, at o.e 0'clock The of Council was attende ...
... I7 . -. - .Z ar: Ar c - o ?? ?? % Fronm the Times of yesterday.) We have received by express from Marseilles our de3- a patches in anticipation of the overland mail which left a Bombay on the Ist instant. a At Lahore every thing remained quiet, the troops were r healthy, and were expecting an early visit of inspection 0 from the Governor-Gsneral. -Lall Singh betrayed great a anxiety as tihe ...
... ?? - - - -j - - Zhtxreaualo JMrIT DUBXIN, TUESDAY, NOTEMBER 10, ;846. REMEMBER THE 30TH OF MAY, 184 ! FREE TRADE. The working classes in England are beginning to give expression to their disappointment at the results of the repeal of the corn laws-or, perhaps, we should rather say-at that measure not having been attended with the results they were led to expect from it. It will be remembered ...
... NATIONAL EDUCATION BOAR.D-THE NEW I I| - - - CPHARTER. l (From the Evening Freeman of yesterday.) Several correspondents, who state that they feel deeply interested in the education question which has excited so much attention on the part of the clergy and laity throughout the country, have asked us sundry questions in reference to the recent alterations in sho charter of the National ...
... THE MAGISTRACY-DOCTORS AND DISTILLERS. t It has been reserved for the sapient gentlemen who now rule at Dublin Castle to make the insulting dis. covery that there is something in the profession of the physician and in the trade of the distiller to disqua- lify for the magisterial office. We could hardly credit the assertion that any government or any official would venture to propound this ...
... LORD BROUGHAM AND LOUIS PHILLIP I I (Fron the Paris Correspondent of the Morning unronzcte.) PARIS, Nov. 9.-You are aware that the redoubtable Lord Brougham is the only Englishman who has thought fit to congratulate Louis Philippe on the Duke de Monpen. sier's marriage. Why the learned lord should have been called upon to devote his leisure to such a use I am really unable to compreheod; bat ...
... DUBLIN REMONSTRANTS-MEETING IN THE I ROTUNDO. , Yesterday evening a meeting of the Dublin Remonstrants was held in the New Room of the Rotundo, pursuant to advertisement, which stated that the meeting was called for the purpose of passing resolutions relative to the contemptuous rejection of the Remonetrance in Conoilia tion Hall, on Monday, the 26th of October, and to adopt an address to the ...