... vt t Ao le w Lo1a 1rttcif X AND OAST-RIDING TIMES. HULL, FRIDAY, MAY 23,1851. 1 0~~ IT is no easy matter to set to rights a Whig Government office. Itis an undertaking where failure is the rule and success the exception. It is the cleansing of the Augaean stable, the weaving of Penelope's web, the rolling of the Sisyphian stone, the ascent of the treadmill,-a task never ending, still ...

... I i, and LESSONS LOOR SUNDAY, MA-Y 4.-Second Sun- no of day after E9estsr.-Moruing..Firstesosaoi, Numbers xxiii,, bigxxiv. Second Lessont Matthew ?? big son Numbers xxv. Second Lesson: Romans 1oo. arving On Tuesday last, the H-ull petition against the PapalI aggressions was presented In the House of Commons by the hia.Right Hon. Mr. M.. T. Baftes. ghb.PRESEN~TATION To nrm REV. TV. MORTrON.-A ...

... REMOVAL OF THE P'OdWDEIR I.;GAZINES r Yestordav a s tirng of' geistleissesi, 1sroi, t' ofpo ,perty aiid residist's inl Toxtetlsh1psrk, (darsitoll, 15350 I ' hisith, 01i1)OOd to the resnlovnl of the(, Pswdcr esaast2 [I to t itt 15e-slity', wHIie, d 11A t til sjte disreu o lroo es, for fls~ic f Iiilu s 5-t, Oif conicdilcrisg Wohat stepss sscolson. be talml fe' dt 0 ?? a Icensuore being carried ...

... I FALL OF A BUILD[NG IN LONDON. ?? A very serious and most distreosing evelit occurred in Graceeliurch-street, between tenl and eleven o'clock onl rod Saturday, iii the fall of a large pile of buildings, by wh ich an- scteral lives wer- i-lst, and a cunsidorable nuember of per- ailt- 00110 hioudi~ . The prosiniac in question nero the pro- Indl p-rty of Messrs. Bell and (,,orjct, of I'pop's ...

... RAILWAY INTELLIGENCB. RiAILAYRFIC WEEKLY REITURN Weekly Half Yearly Receipts Receipts Compared. Compared. ~ 11AILWAYS. Lie £ 8-07 I en ?? 134 1012 21074 14354 9ill lialylneona. 708' 050 108703 8751 513i r, aid Cheilhlre 3650 102) 23C40 152.,3 13 L ., all 1rR 3 420 10S50 7150 01i 6000 5933 105301 013 70 lithlI.: 2607' 23571 40888s 27801 32 an ~11.th~l. 0571 2,37 8011 4452 1 0 ?? l~ 1)ogle 1 ...

... :1.~ - , KINCAznimhsaSiur.-The opening month has passed 'Vway, exhibitilg in its course .the ,garbs of winter,- and,, spring., Rain,has fallen on eighteen, days-the depth; for Zthe month aniounting to 4 3.10th ilncles_ -withithe, pr'1aitligu' direc- tioi,0Qfele wind easterly. .There arq still-patches ofland to soow..ithjibarley';, and the, seedtime, has,.,on .the whIgle, beenl,cperiod wkhei: ...

... roST of our agricultural readers are no dofibt award that, a large amoult of attention has been drawn to the south- west of. Scotland during the -last two years, on account of the reported improvements, and highly advantageous me' thods of management said to be adopted on certain farms iii that quarter of the country. .Many of thom are aiso per-. hip6 aware that tlhe published account of one ...

... regret to announce another terrible occurrence within almost stone's throw the shocking catastrophe in Gracechurch-street, which four persons met with horrible death. About half-past two o'clock on Sunday morning the police on duty in the vicinity of Love-lane (» narrow confined court running out of the north side of Lower Thames-street, opposite Darkhouse-lane, Billingsgate, into Eastcheap) ...

... LATEsr -t NEWS. BY ELECTRIC. TELEGRAPHR LIVEPOOL, SUeDAY Ev£'N=G. Asia arrived 11.20 P.];. Saturday. NEWCASTLE CORN MARKET-May 17. At our market this morning there was a short supply of wheat from the farmers, but from abroad the arrivals are ex- tensive, while from the coast there is very little fresh tip. Millers. however, showed more disposition to purchase, and in the sales made the ...

... TaunsrcAY, MAT 15. TIEOLOGICAL PROFESSORSHIP it; CANADA. A memorial from the Synod of Canada was read requesting this Synod to procure from among their body a fit and proper- ly-qualified person there to succeed Mr rroudfoot in the Theo- logical Chair; and that he would also be expected to hold a pastoral charge. The sum of L.250 would be allowed as sal- ary. It was remitted to the Board of ...

... COUYX - PLI (-Q -rALD. COAL 5 1 j .t-t - -0 - I 'lI Vxgnrinec~tiuZ of, the Count T'ri~orn idnerd Trlieei ~it'n hei Chfliers in Georgle Streect on onl Moo0naclst Mr 'fitte of it>'hatil in thecar cbtlC rGisNTis'tttsoN rpi prted the proceedings Of the- depn- after, 4ieapinecl to proceed to Lonflon in opposition to the Pious prpo ed 1v risons bill. Bath Erehaig encoa- g satd amemer f a ...

... ?? i NATIONAL RE.wo1,' ASSOCIATION0 It - *. t- monthly aoirtte of Yesterday evensajthe fourt t !ver ,to heartra this association took pla)E t the Loudoni k.. lectare by Mr. C. 3. Bunting, an operatvoe 0 I, 'b Prevalent Objections to thv ?? en tnere Working Classes. Aftei tea and coffee had . iee ie ved the chair was taken by Sir JOSBUA WASLM5Y, vu's , sident of the sassociation. There ware ...