... LAUNCH OF -E ERITANNIA BRIDGE. I I .. . . 1 . p . I t aadaxetys ?? WnxsAT.-.The greatest doubt is and aniety Ifowhang over the accomplishsment of this we. great operation. The excitement here, and, indeed, the. truha ?? contyi' is 'greater than ever, owing to tethe unavoidable procrastination hth.kePlC d t Mr., ?? hensuthtasaknpce .keda, sot d be who, -boa not lec I ft the works since Mon- day ...

... THE petition for a wholesome supply of water has already received thirteen hundred an't twenty signatures, and large as that number is, it. is ex- pected yet to. be very considerably augmented. We believ6 there is a very strong feeling in the town in favour of a supply of purer water, and that the petition would have been even more ex- tensively signed than has been the case, but for a ...

... I The following is a correct return of the number of births and deaths for the several districts in this borough, for the last quarter, ending 30th June. MIYTON WARD. Quarter ending Quarter ending 30 June, 1849. 80 Jane, 1948. ?? . ?? ?? 263 .283 Deaths ?? 212. 199 The number of births this quarter, as compared with the corresponding quarter of 1848 is less by ?? 20 The number of deaths ditto ...

... 'IIMPERIAL PARLAMIANT.I HOUSE OF LORDS. FRIDAY, JUNE 29. PARLIAMENTARY OATHS- BLL. The Earl of WIrC;ov brought in a bill; which was Lead a first time, for the alteration of the oaths to be taken by all parties who are now required to take the oaths of supremacy, abjuration, and allegiance. CHANCERY BUSINESS. Lord BnouoaHso moved, at the request of the Lord Chan- cellor, that the return be ...

... A Ieelitig of the Hull Towni Council was held yesterday (Thursday) the Mayor in the chair. .plopoSED MEETING OF THlE B3RITISH ASSOCIATION I N H UL L. Afise the preliminary buslneas of the Council bad been dlit- 'Poerd Of, Dr. COosz rose to bring forward the following motion, of whicho be had g iven notice .1That as the optietio of, this Council a visit or the British AsisctatioO for ttte ...

... iE:. ULL, EAST, RIDING, AND NORTH LINCOL GENERAL FEMALE PENIS-' TENTIARY. The eleventh annual report t of this extremely useful and philanthropic ?? just been issued. We give it nearly in full, because we are certain that this is a subject which, cannot fail to be interesting to every person who has any concern for the welfare of their fel- low, beings ?? BREPbRT. The object of the ?? Riding, ...

... |JMPERI-Al,;JPARL-17AM- ?? ?? ?? ~ ~ ?? ?? 7 .V. g ; i, . . ,. HOUSE OF LORDS. FRIDAY, 1VLY 28. CLERiGY RELIEF BILLi ? Lord SVXsLZV;, RInt Inten ling to offerv 5ly observatlon jtpon the merits of this Blill, fezx. st hope, no notice Ihaving been giyen of the secn d reading, which would originate odsiderable dioUssiin, Uskt'&t toaild ?? E4 in the present session. - Lord CAMSP'rLL said the ...

... - . . er L~sCH~U: rsa~J~aJ . V A suppalement to uthe Lnido ?? a o c luthat thly.-she ofifcers of thejarmY. ln~ia'tdiathBr' besniinvested' with fie different degl ?? of t th.WA hnet! 't the names are -those of te terldr TbockV611,' Colonel d-andd, 'a and Cre ontel Cto n t-a0n pbella , Sir , eWslte! 'Gilbert, General' Wiesh, and ienry Ellision, secretexy to ?? idr.GbAndridl. a -From takeGn.Fome ...

... LESSONS FOR SUNDAY, JUNE 3.-Trinity Sun. ?? Lesson : Genesis r. Second Lesson: Mfatthew ?? Lesson: Genesis xvlxi. Second Lesion: I John v. SArLORS' ORPHAN BAZAAB.-On Tuesday, Wednesday, and yesterday (Thursday), a bazaar was held in the Sailors' Institute, in aid of the funds of the Sailors' Orphan Institution, connected with the port of Hull Society for the Religious Instruction of Seamen. ...

... Q: I onepn.ltl -HTiE HULL WATER.: *To THE'EDITOR OF THE HULL P~kC1(lT. T SXR.-I have perused with no inconsiderable surprise, what purports to be a report on the Hull water. as founded on the analysis of Messrs. Aikin and Taylor. It is said that l I comparisonst are odiouss, arid it Is enrph'rtlcally so ink this case,~ *an, the comparison is made with ttre water of the it ThantestI ...

... I[MIPERIAL PAB 1AM NT.| HO-US3E O`0 LOARDS' FRIDAy, APRiL 20. THE NORTH WALES. RAILWAY OFFICERS, Lord BsAuMoNT fpresented petitios 'fr8om Mr. Chadwick andMr. Mairrine~r, 'cQmmitl44 to the custody of ?? of the Black Rod oin the previriod even'lilg-iip6loglailoi fr the' conteipt of the orde'ot th Hi beno cormmtted, 'and praying to 'bedisdhrrged fro h cusitody b 'TheLoru CB4OWBLLst;eif;l~cefernce ...

... _ _ ?? ?? *- f tt TUESDAY, t 13. BANK&UPTS. BLACKMAN, Edward Lewis, L.ombaid.;treet, tailor eh 20, at eleven o'clock,.April 24, at twelve, at the Bank., ins Court: solicitors, Messrs. Wright and Bonner Loon. km, street, Penchurch rtreet; official assignoB, Mr. Stsa ?? y., PEST, Henry, Ludga'e-hih. and Newgate-street, printer X 're, 22, at eleven o'clock, April 30, at half-past twelve, atot * ...