... MARRIAGE- WITH A DECEASED WIFE'S SISTER. (From a C.e,'ical Co respondent.) As Mr. Stuart Wortley's bill for legalizing the mar- riage of a widower with his deceased wife's sister will 15 be introduced into Parliament as soon as the session s commences, we are anxious to fix public attention seri-s ensly upon it. Hitherto it has not been properly and I fully weighed. It has been warmly taken ...

... AND MAST-nZDZNG TIMES. HULL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 3,1851. I . _ _ ?? Tnu close of one year and the commencement of another are always periods of importance. If an occasional retrospect of his career is good for Man, it is not less good for Nations. Both may learn by the past, to make ad- vantage of the future; both may, perhaps, refer to direct preservation, both may look to progress. The chief ...

... Oatrespol-tnre.I * -Wz ?? PORT CHARGES.. TO THEi EDITOR OF THE HULL PACKET. Sini,-A litter on the above subject, by a party who sigra 'himself A looker-on, has appeared in a contemporary print, the object of which is to criticise the address recently Published by the Cheamber of Commerce and Shipping, on thle reductionS of our port charges;- and as be 7nsdeef/l, says, to s5et the puliti ...

... THLROMAN CATHOLIC HIERARCHY. I I . ADDRESS. FRO. TIHE CLERGY OF THE EA ST IDINcG, AND REPLY Ote THfE AROHBISHOP OF YORK. The following is an ad Iress presented to the Archbishop of York by tihe clergy of the Eaet-Riding, whose names are thereto annexed: To the Most Revereond Father in goil, f710o7a8, by DivIne M I roirience, Lord Archsbishop of York: MAtY or PLEASH YOUR GaIACO,-We, the ...

... I| SESSIONS. These sessions commenced on Tuesday last at Beverley, before Charles William Strickland, Esq., chairman, and the following magistrates:-.. The Right Hon. the Earl of 311. G. Grimston, Esq. Carlisle. G. P. Dawson, Esq. Thomas Prickett, Req. E. W. Smith, Esq. Benjamnin Haworth, Esq. The Rev. J. Blanchard. The. Rev. F. Simpson. The lion, C. Langdale. The Rev. F. 0. Morris. The Rev. ...

... PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS. (From thue Mforning Post.) The ?? appointments and preferments have recently taken place:- ARCI-IDrACONRY. The Rev. William Arandell Bouverie, to the Arch- deacoury of Norfolk. DEANERIES RURAL. The Rev. John Digby Wingfield, to the Rural Deanery of Coleshill. The Rev. Richard Williamson, to the Deanery Rural of Pershore, in the diocese of Worcester. CANONRY. The ...

... LESSONS FOR SUNDAY, JAN. 5.-Second Sun-. day after Chlristmas.-.Morning-First Lesson: Isaiah xri. Second Lesson: Matthewv Iv.-Evening-FirstLessonl Isaiah XLtsi. Second Lesson: Romans iv. HULL GERMAN CHURCH.-We have pleasure in stating that Joseph Gee, Esq., has most lkindly presented a donation of £50 to the Germas Church in this town, with a request that the half of it may be handed over to ...

... DISTRICT INTELLIGI'ENCE. ?? BEVERLEY. LIBERALITr OF THia MAyo;.-We understand that Pennock Tigar, Esq., mayor of Beverley, regaled his officers on Christmas Day with roast beef and plum pudding, and also presented them with 2A. 6d. each. POLICE.-On Monday last, at the Guildhall, before the Mavor, and William WVest and William Brigham, Esqs. Thomas Gam well, of Beverley, labourer, was charged ...

... IROM T HE LONDON GAZETTE FRIDAY, DECEMBER27. sANKcRUPTs. YOUNG, Frederick, of North-place, Kingsland-road, and Silver-street, Golden-square, cheesecoonger, January 3, at half-past one, and February 7, at one, at the Court of Bank- ruptcy, London. Mr. G. J. Graham, official assignee, aud Mr. C. Wellborne. solicitor, 31, Tooley-sitreet, Southwark. MITCHELL, William, and BINNS, William, of ...

... ?? %0 S RV On Tuesday, Mr. George Sloane, special jlvaderi of No. l l61, Punmp-court, Temple, atd one of the directorpoft the Church of England Assurance Institution, was btoujht upfit the Guldhiall police-eourt for final examination, before Mr: Alderman Humphery, relative to the charge of Iil.using and starving Jane Wllbred, his servant. (The former examination will be found In eer sevenths ...

... STATE OF AGRICULTURE IN EAST I YORKSHIRE. (FRom Tun TIMR8c5' CoxhilssIONEst.) DIUIFFIELD, EAST-RIDING, Dac., 1850. Before quitting the alluvial districts which lie along the tidal rivers flowing into the Humber, It may be itsterestiug to give a brief'sketch of the system of managernant adopted on one of the best warp-land potato fara s. Previous to the potato failure of 1846, the country ...

... ALMAANACK FOR 1851. CSORONOLOGICAL NOTES. Golden Number, or Lunar Ash Wednesday ?? S Circle ?? 9Easter Sunday ?? April 20 The Epact .28 Low Sunday .. , 27 Solar Cycle .12 Holy Thursday ?? Bay 29 Dominical Letter . E Whit Sunday . Juno B Julian Period ?? n564 Trinity Sunday ?? ,12. Shrove Tuesday hreh 4 Advent Sunday ?? Nor. so January. 21 ?? 1*2 314156 67 89 910 I1112 7, Si 91011.12113 13 ...