... .- - ?? Ad vo vle 3e Disorder, irregularity, and ebulliency were the va d leading features in the proceedings of the Town lr )e Council on Wednesday last. We should think it crE it would be difficult to find any body claiming for a - itself the character of a deliberative assembly which an , could have more successfully blundered through the little amount of business which was trans- Y acted. ...

... LOCAL INTELLKSG I tue LEssoNS FOR SUNDAY, JTANUARY 27.- the gesima ?? Lesson Gn. *Ot: less Lessen: Matthew Xxiv.-Evening--First Lseis'a. ?? iSe,, Secnd essn -I Cortathians Viii. ca We SXIIPWRECKED FISHERMEN A1 )val BazNavoassNT Soonarir.-The secretary of tisD nolei I~~ of has received the sum of ;e2 2e fomJ. Ca p 1i Yesterday, Mr. Robert C~l 'lo h- 11elected a guardian of the poor for North l ...

... I .ed A meeting Of tirt Bull Town COuncil ?? held yesterday (lThurS- ex. day), tlbs MAltrr iln the Chair. TIre fulo~vlintg genliatnon scare ex- prebeot : i- is Mlessrs. Forrester, Jubb, Sissun;n Dean, J311l1d, Abbety, S. S. be Cooper-, trum head, H ied ry', .1 nek'on, Learrd, ?? ter, SandallI, ra f, Blythr, Dr ant, I'intaintt~, Splrirli, 13 lnitliser, Dl xon, Savage, Swoon, in Nerraan, ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE13. AUSTRIA. Advices from Vienna state that the armassoento cotntillued on a large scale, and that troops were marching through Vienna every day en their way to the armies in Bjavaria, Hesise, andl Bobemnia. The noritrers, railroad-that isl to say, the line of roil which cosmnasecaies between the Aus trian capital aind Balse- rule, Moravia, and Poland, and which t1 inally ...

... WESLEYAN SUNDAY AND DAY-SCHOOLS, GREAT-THORNTON STREET. During the past week a bazaar, consisting of useful and orna- mental articles, supplied by ladies, in aid of the funds of these schools, loas been held in the large room betlied flreat-Thornton. street Chapel, and has been alttendeld withl great success. The arrangements and decorations of the ?? ere of a must taste. fuland elegant ...

... In the Packet of last week we published the particulars of this melancholy disaster, with a report of the proceed- legs at the coroner's inquest, held on Monday, on she body of Wtn. Wyntdass, who lad been killed. The in- quiry was then adjourned for a week, and on Monday last thejury re assembied at the Yatrborough Arims before Ml. Alarris, tihe coronler, when the following evidence was ad- ...

... I NEWMAARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEET[NG, 1850. The CESAREWITCII STAKES, a Free Handicap of 25 sovs each, 15 ft, with 300 added, for three year olds and upwards; Cesarewitch Course; the weights to be declared on the 10th of September, and acceptances to be signified on or before the Tuesday iii Doncaster Race week ; 150 entrances. Y Shamrock ?? Caurire ?? ?? Fugitive ?? Trouncer ?? Chatterbox ?? ...

... g ?? THE pREMIER. rraes,_nseitbedin considerable numbers at deicgte IjOtse onl Saturday morning, when they f1l1 en addres~s to tiso Prime Minister, ?? tile redn con fortuity with thle resolu-' bee, ag 'gregate meeting at the Crown Tuesday last 'bo Ol JONVIA1L oanD JOtux aveaeeL, s.P,, A r teI TOFO O'tFILE TRaAauaY, &e It3 P yur Lordsiliip,-W'e are deputed to address yata cci oe -d at tile ...

... |LATTEST INTELLIGENCE,. (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPF1.) LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING. A Cabinet Council was held this morning at lalf- past eleven, at the Foreign office, wisen most of the ministry svers present. The Chancellor af the Exchequer has left town for his seat near Doncaster. PARIS, WEDNESDAY.-The Moniteur publishes the following telegraphic despateh dated Dijon, August 13, half- past one. ...

... iDISRJICOT INTELLIGENCE.1 BEVERLE Y. ST. MART'S CIURtOC.-OOn Sunday last, the Rev F. S. Barf, curate of Holy Trinity, Hull, preached an excellent sermon in Saint Mary'n Church, in aid of the funds of the Society for Providing Additional Curates in P'pul'us Parishs H, when a col. lection was made amousiting to £:6 lOs. 3d. In consequence of Revere domestic affaiwti--n, the Rev. Mr. Dikes was ...

... E A S S C _ O A E W A Re D . Last evening a numerous and respectable company of thee. fa ny of the elec.| ttors East ScuicOles Ward dinred together at the De La pole ca s s V were nto elebretH tire return th the Hall Tow o of t aresenative o Mr. Edwin Davis. CouncileOtte z CIOARLES YI-ALL', Esq., presided, and weas Snppsrted by severa mafn tile mostl7a~ol tilisbafltte mechnt tietae othe moks ...

... T1HE REV. CIIA13LES PRESTSS ADDRESS ON THE PAPAL AGGRESSION. On Monday evening the Rev. Charles Prest, superin- tendent of the Hull West Circuit, delivered an addres, in Waltham-street Chapol, oil the subject of the Pupal Ag- gression. There was a very numeroue congregation. Mr. PisTsr commenced his address by observing that in looking over the pages of English history one coild not help being ...