... THE CONDITION OF THE HULLI POORo I I - I~ LETTER III. As my busaineas is to'discover the reality of distress as well as Its causes, my wanderings have of late been rathier fitful ; and the present conmmunication Will be occupied by details of suffering anid misery in varied forms, as silently endured by a large portion of tihe Population. I think It will be found, that ins my rambles I have ...

... PUBLIC MEETING IN HULL. p On Monday last, one of the mostnumeroualY attended, tc most protracted, and most animated public meetings ever oJ known in this borough, was held in the Town Ha~ll. b The proceedings commenced shortly after twelve o'clock, oi and did not terminate until after five. The Mayor pre- fc sided, and on the platform were the Rev. J. H. Bromby, h Vicar of Holy Trinity; Rev. ...

... We give the subjolned tabular view of tba months, weeks, and days, arranged for the present year, in the hopa that It will be found useful for som of the more important purposes of a diary, while it Is so compendious as to be readily transferred to a pocket book, I( desirable :- March.. Aprl. .. ?? '0 20 27 ia 10 17 24 3 10 17 24 81 7 14 21 28 05 -0 50 04 7 14 0 1 28 4 11 18 25 .4 1 1 18 25 8 ...

... gi~orres~uon7bettce. I MASTERSHIP OF THE CHARTER-HOUSE. TO THlE EDITOR OF THE HULL PACKET. Sia,-When C onsistency writes again let him aign Truth, and so write as to be able consiatently to assume that appellation. A man neither benefits himself nor society by defending his motives and oonduet from attacks by anonymouyo scribblers, and in thia instance I may ?? nor shall I do so further ...

... |IMPORTANT TO THE OWNERS O F- . PROPERTY. ?? . STATE OF THE PUBLIC STREETS. At the Police-court,. yesterday, the Mayor, seeing that Mr. Chatham, solicitor to the Sculcoates Union, was present, said he wished to call his attention to the state of some of the streets in Sculcoates. His Worship then soid-A few days since I took the opportunity of walking round many of the streets in the town, in ...

... ! _ I On Monday lost, a meeting 'of the landowners, 00111 ?? pers, tradesmen, and other inhabitants of the district ofa Holdernesis, favourable to the protection of. British indus- D try and caplital 'was hold in the Towvn-hall of H-edoni, to ol address thle Queen n petition Parliament to adopt th measures which !ball avert the ruin which so seriously la threatens the hieel interests of the ...

... V LESSONS FOR SUNDAY, JANUARY 6.-Epiphany. LY -Morniang-First Lesson Is1aiab LX. Second Lesson: Luke itr ieto ver. 23.-Evening-First Lesson: Isaiah XLIX. Second 81 Lesson : John si. to ver. 12. 1 or Mr. Charles Wales, son of Mr. John Wales,p as Of this town, assietsnt-surveyor of taxes at Bristol, has been ~d promoted to bes surveyor, and appointed to a district Isa Berk- o, ~d shire.n The ...

... I FRANCE., rn the Legislative Assembly, on Monday, the debate on the Plate question was resumed. The Minister of Foreign Affairs commenced the debate by reading a memorandum from the Bra. zilian isibasoador, stating that the Government of the Brazils had no epprehensions of acn aggression on the part of General Rosas, as had been stated by M. Daru. M. Rouhter, the Minister of Justice, then ...

... HEDON. On Wednesday, the 26th ult., a beautiful bible and silver snuff box, ?? tei, pound five shillings, was presented to R bert Ryine, of liedon, for ll,, useful services to the sick and dying during tne visitation of the cholera at that place. Ou the evening ol Thursdy, the 27th Ult., the second winter assembly was held in tbe Town-hall, at Hedun, at which most of the gentry and fair ones ...

... I I The following is a copy of a letter which has been addressed by Sir Robert Peel to lisa tenantry 1 To THEN TEN ANT TARsXERS ON THE ESTATE or' an. ROBERtT PEEL. I wish to comumunicato with you on the present state and the pro-peels of agriculture, so far as they' concern our relations of landlord and tenant, and I know not that I could sciuct any better anode of commnunication titan this ...

... FRIDAY, DECEMBER 25. 33ANxnLUMT. SMITH, Henry, Jun., of South Ockendon, Essex, farmer, Jan. D) and Feb. 8, at ones at the Court of Bankruptcy, London. Mr. H. R. Stanafeld, official aesignee; and Mr. Rawlings, soil- citor, 7, John.astreet, Bedford-raw, and Roosford, Essex. J ACKSoN, John William, Colchester, coal merchant, Jan. 5 and Feb. 14, at half.paat twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, ...

... NEW YEAR'S DAY AT THE RAGGED INE SC H00L S. On Tuesday last, New.year's-day, these admirable schools were again thronged by an Interested crowd of visitors, to witness the poor children trained In that institution partake of the unusually luxurious fare (spice buns and lea) provided by the voluntary subscriptions of a few gentlemen connected with the schools. The children, it is scarcely ...