... HULLE BOARD OF GUARDIANS. I Thvero Bsal weekiy meeting was held on Wednesday, Mr. Governor larrick In the chair. TireClek rpored (hat tile amount of relief dispensed at Ike Tworkhoe during tire lar week was £89 s an t the corresponding week being £1 Io th r es d and tehrati of £22 Ss. Ot. in cast, and better thad ben 400loavesd per w e e fk A lettern vas also read from the Poor Law Board, ...

... ITHE CHEERING PROSPECT BEFORE US'! ! (From Bell's Weekly Jklesseager.) Those of our readers who take more then a passing in- terest in public affairs, and are in the habit of camly and dispassionately weighing the assertions of public men, and forming an estimate of the real value of the opinions of such individuals, by the judgment passed upon them by the impartial and unerring voice of Time ...

... THE CURTIS-AND-RATIIBONE PRIZE ESSAYS, ON THE INFLUENCE OF TEMPEIRANCE FRUGALITY, AND CLEANLINESS UPON THE WORKING CLASSES. it ~~ESSAY I L ByV MRt. WILLIA)1 WOODWARtD.u d ?? riled from oar las-i.) 3' Thre atmo~sphere, then, whiich we imbibe into Our lungs t I, every tiur ire0N respire, for purifying and refreshing theo ti r blood, mlust 1)0 koest pure, or else it xvill he, as a niecessary at ...

... L.I.1 S POIT LI IX I Sl'P1I:MA. TUE'SDAY 1, MAfal 23, 1850. rin iMc?'Cut'v+ SU M MARY. .1 ozf 1 l -. ?? - - 'The Lord Chancellor ([,ord Cottenlham) has xesigned, iui coissequence of ill health, and it is said that 13aron Rolfe will be his successor. Thle new MAercantile Marine Bill w-ill, it is thought, be postponed, if niot thrown ov-er for the session, owing to the death of MIrs. Labouchere. ...

... GOLD MINES OF THE ISTHMUS OF DARIEN.- EMIGRATION TO NEW GRANADA, CANALIZA TION 0OF THE ISTHMUS OF DARIEN. T- , -I f-a,- ?? nji - ,. . . ?? ~i Iflfl,11½. In the Daily Yres of Friday, we find a letter from e Edward Cullen, Esq., 2M.D., of Dublin, containing the LI following important particulars:- On my return from California to Panama, in the begin- ' ning of last December, I made an excursion ...

... Maze Uibvstv'*l it~irtoeey. = -= - . -- = 7 -- _ = =: -- _ _. - - SAIXS POPULI LEX SUI'REMA. FJi;bDA 1-, A,'I Y 10, ThS(0. The Qttcen is pro'res'sitig so satisfilctot ily towards recovery that no0 more bulletins willb issued. tlle. A ustraliian Coloi jies 1ill, as a ~illlided in, 1 commitiiittm, was considered inl the ooseif Comi molls oil Mo nday nligh t, N% henl -Hr AV. l olcsiwoi ti moved ...

... LATEST NEWS iRYV VTrFCTRTO TP.1.PTvADI- (BY ELECTRIC TELPGRAPh)._ HIOUSE OF LORDS.-LAST NII;lIr. The house did not eileet to-davy, 111 COlIseqii' nsC v f being Ascension Day. ?? S}. OF COMAMONq.-LAe - XIII Air. 11. DIU'MEION) gpave notice that ol 3n 'IT, , 1 would move a resolution that it was nj-t ni ,1: to impose dlties onl the produce of thel libolur of l' ' subjects, while no duties were ...

... STONYIIURST OBSE V ATO l 'I . 11 -. _.11 - o - . -, - . _ . . Lat., sortib, a3d JO 40. Long., Wecst, 2' 28'311. M-Jeteorological Ots~ervatiess taken do niig thic ivcci ending saelrdlts, iftyIs, 18, IS0. I:,:SI0.562 47.543- :39.1 53,741.5 1232 i. ?? .031 13 M20.f71 499 .1311 3513571 33 3 ' 1-:,1 w $.0 14 T'29.0, 45,943344 -J 34''186 W 7.0 3 11 W1 ...

... forcipj ficbn. FRANCE. The proclamation of the successful candidate for the de-- partninent of thle Seine Was made on Thur-day morning, by L the usual functionaries. Thre numbers officially announced fare-for Euglne, Sue, 127,8121 for Leclerc, 119,726. The Socialist papers had recommended the' poople to abstain Ifrom Llssembling in large bodies o the spot-or course fromfearthatthe overmentwoud ...

... * 0 - ; -: PROPOSED UNION-: KING'S AND MARlSCRAL COLLBGe B a rather remarkable ioide made their aPpearance, sinenl I~e~ las111% two same subject,v~iz, the Union of KIngsaf 'e Colleges. 'The Ione 'Was -by Alex- Bancbory; * and the other by r' Cbrk, 'i Chemistry in lqarischal College t or, ' Dr. imsef sas, in the UniiverjoAb~ objects of those Pamphlets are h difference is, that the -one writer ...

... . -; , ' . A Quarterly General meeting of the President and Go- vernorsof this Institution -was held on Monday-Bailire Sl m in the chair. , ENTENARY OFT.-ESTROSPITAL.' The minutes having been read, ?? il, 1. Mr Torturii said he found it statedbthat, at the last meeting, it hadl been resolved that the Governors should (line together on the 10th of' July, which. worsld be exactlY 100 years from ...

... PARLIAMENiT, - ?? I1 HOUSE OF LOIRDS-MoNDAY, May 13. Their Lordships sat only for a short time to-day, when several bills were forwarded a stage, and the House ad- journed. HOUSE OF COMMONS--MoNDAY, May 13. Mr Labouchere; in answer to a question from the Earl of Mareh, intimated that he was not prepared to make any alteration. in the existing mode of aseertaining the corn averages, hut if the ...