... .. toHULL VOCIAL SOCIETYy-Last eveninug this excellent OW society gave one of its best concerts since its establisir we monet many years ago. We Ido not believe there are half a dozen provincoial towns in Rngland where an h amateur association can- give part songs, glees, and. lit margas hwith thte precision, effeect! and intelligeace eres of the Hall Vocal Association. The novel feature iii ...

... YESTERDAY the Mayor' (Aid. SAssuaELos)Ipreslided in the 'adjourned first quarely ieto o h ?? ,a ech which about 43 mernbersawore present.th Conia th :ILLEGAL SALES si TUBE ?? IAAYOR, read a letter he from Jbhn Bickerton, dated Market Place, Hull, l5th Dee., 'ere lOS, in wehichth writer called the attention of the'Mayor, re4lrl,, l, als o gren-rHulol, to thle inportance of requrin el saes o ...

... ACCELERATION OF THE DAY MAIL FROM LONDON TO HULL,. I I A meeting of the merchants and shipowners of Hull was held on 'Change on Monday, at noon, for the pur- pose of considering what course should be adopted in t consequence of the ref usal of the Trejsury to interfere 7 with the decision of the Postmaster-General (Lord e Elgin), which was to grant £200 per annum. towards defraying the cost of ...

... MR. ROEBUCK AT BATE. On Tuesday evening the working-imen of Bath pre- sented to Mr Phina, the foramer member and a defeated candidate at the last election, a handsome silver tea and coffee service, ia acknowledgment of his services in the popular cause. Mr Roebuck,- M.P., was amongst the gentlemen present, and in tihe course of his speech he said it was his belief that in the coming session of ...

... YORKSHIRE WINTER GAOLI DELIVERY. (5eeSaturdlay the commission wias opened for the holding of the aet-al winter assisets ot this county, by Mr Justice Wightinan. the followisg-c is an analysis of else) catetedar, feen which it will tee seen that the perpetration of crime prevails to a lamentable1 extent:- total in custody ?? Charuod with murder ?? 1 Men ?? Mlarislu'.gt Women ?? ?? i3I Cutting ...

... A L- L C VISITORS STAYING AT THE MARINE HOTEL, HORN- SEA, DURING LAST WEEK, EXCLUSIVE or DAILY VSITORas.-John Leaper Esq. and Mrs. Leaper, Willerby-hall; Miss Burnett, Willerby-hall; John Anderton, Esq. and Peter Anderton, Esq., London - Arthur Harrison, Esq., Mrs. Harrison, family and servants, Sutton; Miss Wilson, Cottingliam; - Loft- house, Esq., &c., &o. The following is the list of ...

... Io |TEg P~rwyr OF WALES'S ITALIAN TuToR.-The following is from f Alfonitore Toscano, in reference tea Dr. Lemmi's appointment as Italian tutor to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales:- We learn by the English papers the appointment of our fellow-country- man, Advocate Enrico Leemmi, to the post of professor of Italian literature to his Royal Hlighness the Prince of Wales. Enrico Lemmi's ...

... LAUNCH OF THE VICTORIA, IIAUNC121 GUNS. The great line-of-battle Ehip Victoria, 121 guns, was launched at Portsmouith On Satnrday, under most aus- picious circnmstances. The Victoria bad for sponsor her Royal H~ighness the Princess Frederick William, and the witnesess of the interesting ceremony were her Maeesty and the Prince Consott, the Prince Frederick William , Princess Alice, Prince ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGEXCE. CL(WHS'S CHAPEr, SABBATH-.SOO1L.-On Sunday Is and Monday lait the annual services of the above school were held. On the foriner day the Rev R. Woodcock, 9, latily of Beverley, and the Rev J. Petty, stperintendent ty bf the circuit preached three sermons to good congrega- tions, and the children sang hymns and recited pieces. D- On Monday evening a public meeting was held, W ...

... COUNTY COURT, YESTERDAY. - (Before T. P. Thompson, Esq, Deputy Judge). - LEAK V. SWAIN. -An action for Li 3s 9d, for goods sold and delivered to the derendant, who is a painter. Defendant admitted the debt, but said he had been ill ten weeks, and was at present receiving parish relief. Thewhite lead from the paint had got into his inside. and the surgeon had informed him that he would never be ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS (THIS DAY.) The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the woolsack at five o'clock. The Process and Practice (Ireland) Bill was read a second time. Lord CAMPIeILL brought up the subject of the committee upon the Registration of Insurances Bill, and explained the improvernents which had been introduced. After a consultation, the report was passed to be laid on the table. The Arrest of ...

... LETI'TER FROM LIEUTENAN'T GALE, R.N I TO LADY FRANKLIN. ?? repirt I have' seen in the public journalio of 1 speody proliosli nit to 1, r it iien t o dpcteoli a cother A rctic )I Elxpedition, in coutch of thot crnimandced liy your gallant , tusbtind, emblidrus me oice inure to address your tadlyetip, V entreitia, you to exetuse my Imuportunitie is, etti thal J nut ,tactuated by nu other motives ...