... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... I FRIDAY, APRIL 6. KMBI, Tho401aS NIxon, B19leswade and Soutbhfij, Bedford. shtre, miller, to surrender April 19. at half-pest twelvq o'clock, May 17, atlwilvie at the Bankrupts' Court: ?? citors, Mr. Church, Bedford-row; and Msihrs. Nais fil ThuInall, Roysiton, Herts; Official assignee, Mr. Ckanra, Birebin-lsne, Corubil. NOSEg, Michael James, lfoondsditcb, ?? gI d5 jj tfi April 1s, at half ...

... LOCAL INTELIJGENCE. LESSONS POPR SUNDAY, APRIL 8.-Easter. Sunday.-Marning-First Lesson : Exodus XiI. Second Lee- son: Romana ?? godesis Xiv. ecqrd. Lesson: I Peter it. - ?? MARItIEE& ' CHiU3RCHt StoCiRTlt.-Onl Suday morniog and evening last two excellent and highly impressive sermons were preached at the Mariners' Church In aid of, the funds of the above society, by the Rev. W. B. Hopkins, N.A ...

... I-T A L Y. IY SARDrINIAlf STATIg.-TIe Paris Patrie states that nf- the Austrian '-government has shown itself disposed to id Impose more severe conditions of peace upon Piedmont; 0o and this statement is confirmed from other souirces. Ac- - cording to the Paris National, whose statement is re- eo peated by the Daily News, the. Auctrians have de- .g manded £8,600,0e0-sterling as an inderniyfor ...

... - ' - I -LESSONS POR SUNDAYrAPRIL 29.-Third Sun. day after Easter.-Moruing-Firt Lesson: Deuteronomy 1v. *Second Lesson : Acts xxv -Evening-FPirt Lesson: Deun -erousyv. Second Lesson: I John v. ' ALTERATION 0o1 OATHS. BI}L.-IRISH EDUCA- !Trc.-._Tho Alteration Ot eaths Bill is to be brought forward by Jord John Russell on the 30th of April. No time, therefore, should be lobt In transmitting ill ...

... Austria has protested against the King of Prussia a tabing opon himnself, either permanently or provisionally, ity the office of Emperor of the German Empire. upon the verground that the National Assembly who conferred that idignlty upon the King had exceeded their powers, The I a Austrian Government, in repudiating the decision of the wn Frankfort parliament, says:- id? Tile National ...

... : Io tena. I MR. 'FA:RNALL :A:ND THE HULL T.,HEWORKHOUSE.' 26TBEDI1TOR OP1F THE, HULL PACKET.. SRi,-Mr. Farntal having, in his speech at the Hall: Work-' houlse on the t2nd lust., as reported in the papers, made some' allusions to my letter Iiiseirted in your publication. of the'23rd 11t., I s1al1 Feell obliged by your publishing the following ob- servations :-Hr. Fo'retell says it is not ...

... [LAATE8$T ¢53ItNT.EL lTVINENCE I THE STANFIiELD-HALL MURDERS. (Continued from the third page of the Supplement,) FIFTH DAY-TUESDAY. Although this morning wats generally believed to be the last which would dkn on the proceedings connected with this pro- tracted trial, the anxiety of the public did not seem to be stinhtlated by the'near approach to Its termination of ahnevent, the ?? of which ...

... DENM ARK AND THE DUCIIIES. (FROM OUR PRIVATEr CORRESPONDBNT.) BAMKBriRIG 8th Aprll,-The eitraordliary iflanneri which the commandef of the Dauish expedition toF E .orde has managed to lose one line of battle ship Christian VIII, and 6ne frigate, the celebrated fir Geflon-the former-the only ship they had aitl nge the other one of the finest vessels in their nay o 'and other-has caused more ...

... THE political horizon still continues shrouded in deepest gloom. - Now and then a lull in the storm, or a patch in the clear blue-slky,' isl decerned; to be more deeply darkened' ere we have time to congratulate ourselves on the blessed change. East, west, north, and south, bristle with slgns of approaching conflict, or heave and groan in the mighty: travail of, approaching change. Progress . ...

... C-0 ?? ~iacutt _AND _ALl-XlDxN% .NIMB. HULL, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1849. WHAT a sad waste of time and type it seems to us to be, either to speak or write on the subject of Ireland. From the day that our Virgin Queen issued that famous order in council for laying waste certain manufacturing towns in that unhappy country, (for as much as they interfered injuriously with certain British productions ...