... LESSONS FOR SUNDAY, FEB. 25.-First Sunday in Lent.-Morning-First Lesson: Genesis xIx. to v. 30. Second Lesson: Luke ?? Lesson: Genesis xxxi. Second Lesson: Ephesions no. THE- MAGISTRATES AND THE HULL WORK- Houas.-At a meeting of the Justiesa of the Peace for the Borough of Kingston-upon-fHull, held on Saturday last, to take into consideration a letter received franm Henry B. Farnall, Esq., the ...

... | IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-(YESTERDAY.) Lord CAMPBELL gave notice that he should move the second reading of the Marriages and Registration (Scotland) Bill, on Monday next. Lord BROUGHAM then proposed the secondareading of his two bills,-the first for the consolidation of the Bankruptcy Law, and the other for the consolidation of the Crimiinal Law. After a few words from the Lord ...

... MIISCETL A, A N EOUS. 'THE CAsE OF FELO NY' AT BATHr.-In the Bail Indl Court on Friday last, before Mr. Justice Erie, Mr. Pouldenl tol6, moved for a certiorari to bring into the court the idepositlons the, taken before the magistrates in thevease of Messrs. Warren Pan13 and F'uller, and for a rule to show cause why the parties ought C n it to be admitted tohball. He stated that he had ...

... As we have never disguised the fact that the able.and highly esteemed President of the Poor Law Board and Member for Hull differs from us in opinion on more than one question of public interest, it will not be expected that .we should hold ourselves in any way bound to defend his entire parliamentary career. But as we know Mr. BAINES to be a perfectly honourable and thoroughly conscientious ...

... M . RCLA'l, Q P I N.,Ios ?? ON TiHE ~: i zNAVIGATION LAWS. - I .- -. , _. ?? ' ey wiE l;y not, ourselves, received any direct t answerto the question which we asked last week, it respecting-Mr. CLAY'S present opinions regarding ~e the Navigation Laws; but we know that there is e in the town a letter addressed by that gentleman to the Chamber of Commerce, on the subject of )r our inquiry. ...

... j{lJLL TOWN COUNCIL. I 11 A 3eting of thisa body was heldi Yesterday; the Mayor in the v elhair. There were present Messrs. Larard, Sandell Jubb, liendry, Fosrrester, Tapp, Richardson, Jackcson, Newton, Abbey, a Scatos, Mitcirell, Drant, Gresham, Holmes, Blyth, Ayra, Sinsi. ilon' .jtobs, Bean, Jaumeson, Dr. Cooper, Christie, Cobb, Cook. to~a, y. S. Thompson, Norman, Huntley, Thompson, ...

... IFROM THIE LONDON GAZETTE. I FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9. BANKREIPTS. BURNHAM, James, Edgware.road, silk mercer, to surrender Feb. 22, at half-past one o'clock, March 29, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court: solicitors, Messrs, Surr and Gribble, Lombard-street; official assignee, Mir. Whitmore, Basinghall-street. NICHOLLS, Joseph Robert, Oxford-street, tavern keeper, Feb. 16, at half-past one o'clock, ...

... , The at nual Ploughing Match of the Killam Society came off a on Friday last, in a field occupied by Mr. P. Peacock, adjoining 1 the road leading from Kilham to Thwing, where a greater number of competitors than uoual presented themselves to I contend for the premiums oflered. A thick misty fog pre- r vented their starting until about nine o'clock, when they t commenced drawing out direct ...

... | 0 Tns SNAIT H. h ; T CE CHoLEs.-Three cases of cholera have occurred at ti thlls place. Our correspondent states that on Sunday night last, M three Irish people, two women and a man, together with a little b child, arrived in the place in a most destitute condition. It was then too late to remove them fu rther, and therefore the overseer 0 of the parish put them all into an old house, ...

... 'I i political horizon of France has borne a gloomy and threatening aspect during the past week: and at one period a renewal of the terrible tempest of June seemed imminent. Even now, when a break in the revolutionary clouds has admitted a transient glimpse of the clear sky of political quiet, the observant eye will be at no loss to discover signs of coming storms, escape from which is almost ...

... ADDRESS TO THE : PROTESTANTS- : -tOWTBE1npIRE, .i E, ?? IBY THE COmMITXTE2OP THE NATIoNAL CLUB. In our address (No. 5) o-fthe 10th October last, we C 'oledrmteTme'rpsto the debate on the 28th m of Jul. lst thets wordti, 'here'ascribed to Lord John ta Ilussll vi., N One catn deny that the appropriation an of the whole of the revenues, 'which the State allows and ' recognises aS the revenues ...

... I I FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, BANKRUPTS. WHITE, Thomas, late of Cornhill, chymist, to surrender Feb.- 2, March 9, at half-past eleven o'clock, at the Bankrupts' Court: soicltors, Messrs. Goddard and Eyre, Wood-street, Cheapside; official assignee, Mr. Stansfeld. GOUGIt, Edwin Twizell, Edmonton, boarding house keeper, d Feb. 2, at twelve o'clock, March 7, at eleven, at the Batik' d rupts' Court: ...