... IMYTON COMMISSIONERS MEErING. A meeting of the Myton Commissioners was held onr Monday last in the Town Hall, M1r. Alderman Cookman in the chair. There were present, Messrs. Boyle, For- rester, Priest, West, Spratt, Seaton, and Richardson. After the minutes of the last meeting had been read, Mr. FOBRESTER said, that previous to going into busi- ness, he would just draw attention to the map of ...

... TdMOIR OF EDWARD BAINES, ESQ. No. X. totea of ar Tsii yearS 1830, 1831, and 1832 form the most but eventful period in the constitutional history of this anid country since thle downfall of the Stuart%. In Frane laboi and othier ceuntries of Europe it was a period of violent revohitionis and changes of dynasty :in England it on tI was a period of grand and happy reforms, poaceably doori ...

... -, I ~1: I Tau, impression is becoming more and flore 1½ prevalent, that Government have actually resolved upo!) the endowmuent of tho Irish Rownan Catholic priesthood. ,lhow such an impression first got abroad wc linow not, but it has undoubtedly been mnuch. streugthiened by the so recent visits of Loitn JO1N RUSELL and te ;IAlt- S 3uus 01 LANoSsnOWNV to Ireland, and by the reportcd i ...

... TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. el t TENTLJlDEN,-The report of the above case, as given in sl the Afercury of last Saturday, Is of a gross exparte character, cl and as snech is calculated to do me a great and irreparable injouy, I therefore feel myself called upon to correct its °l falsehoods and omissions. P in the first place, mucd stress Is laid upon the evidence of 2, the R0ev. Air. ...

... ?? Hudson, Esq., M.P,, the chairman of the ,na Midland Railway Composey, boo addressed the following af well-tilenced letter to a body of Liverpool shareholders : 55 Ncewoby Pork, Oct. 24, 1545. niI Seo,-On behalf of the Directors of thle AMidlanld Railway Corn- re posly, I sar reqonsted to ackuowlodge the receipt of an Arirelrss from is a ncocber of Shareholders rasidecet in Liverpool and the ...

... .s TO TFB EDITOR OF TUB NORTHERN STAR. -gates DE AR SiR,-I shl!l take it as a favaur if you can Ithe ud room for the following testimony of way practica other xperience, as I consider it the duty of every man r )give his information upon a subject of such im. portance as the capability of the soil ; and as the ou- State tivation of wheat should be one of tho first o . aid -ra-- bould tiona of ...

... ENDOWMENT OF CATHOLIC PRIESTS I IN IRELAND. I Lord John Russell was recently waited upon by a deputation of the citizens of London, to urge an early settlpment of the Jew Ques- tion, raised by the return of 'Baron Roths- child. His lordship admitted the fairness of the demand, but stated that Irish business would take precedence of all other at the commencement of the Session. S far, then, ...

... THE CHOLERAi Boiiio, ?? 1ARTZST only one cute Was rap();te#lo ?? house as having occurred in London. and.1that wa fromtRoesmarytashe, Wlitciholapel. The reports fron the provinces were ?? fatal dase 01 er In lbe board a vesesi off Sonderiand, and-ait'apieae rRawson, at Bovey. Tracey. Devonehir% twbobf*hlchwecafata1 is address From Scotland the 'returns' Weri :-Three freel ?? Edinburgh, two-of ...

... Reecipts from October 2nd to October 8h, 1848. U!r ydd, as per STAR ?? ,. 0 16 8 0 Dean S zreet Locality .. o 11 1 b L'.nehouse, per Mr ESS ?? 0 5 0 tl Soutb London Ohartits ?? 0 7 6 tl Nottingham, per James Sweet o6 0 it Laicester .. ?? 0 5 0 al Cigar Makers, per Mr Brick ?? o 5 0 'J Cripplegate COartists ?? ?? 0 1 2i ai Mr Rider, as per STAR ?? . 2 6 2 8J Evaest Jones LpoWity ?? . 0 6 8 at ...

... I BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE. SOC IETY. The annual meeting of the Bull Auxiliary to the r British and Foreign Bible Society was held on Monday c evening, in the Lecture-room of the Mechanics' )[nsti- 1 tute, George-street. The attendance was both numerous e and respectable. T. J. Bourne, Esq., one ofthp society's 1p domestic agents, attended as a deputation froth the it parent society. Of the ...

... AND EAST-RIDINrG TIMES. HULL, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1848. 4t- THE Revenue returns for the quarter and year ending the 10th inst. have been made up, and are, upon the whole, of a gratifying cha- racter. The total increase over the corresponding quarter of last year amounts very nearly to eight hundred thousand pounds. This augmentation, it is encouraging to observe, has been principally caused ...

... ?? - -- - TO THE QUEEN OF TRE BRITISH EMPIRE. TI irkey ~vry LETTER II rde R~isPECTFD SOVERRIGN, ation Europe is in a state of high irrationality, and nd by in Ma~ny 'places so excited as, to- be bordering a nber upon insanaity and madness. r afel; The contests rg--which'some' of them are en- c paid gaged, and which'threaten'to extend to others, c 'ma' are far worse thaji uislees, ?? I idall ...