... HULL PROTEST&Mt ALLIANCE. I On Wednesday evening last, in the Mnusic IHall of the Public Rooms, was held the first general meeting of this Alliance, whose object is to comibine all classes of Protestants, whose olbject is, net merely to oppose the recent azgression of the Pope as a violation ofI national iudcIpendncne, but to maintain and defend against all the encroachments of popery, the ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZETrTE. FRIDAY, JAN. 16. BANKRUPTS. WOODS, Feaneis Frederick, of 5, Pelhamn-terrace, Brompton, and 19, Little Portland-street, Oxford-street, builder, Jan. 23, at half-past twelve, and Februarv 24. at eleven, at Ihe Coatt of Bankruptcy, Londn. Mr. Bell, official assignee, 3, Coleman.street-buildings ; and Mr. Lewis, solicitor, 15, Wilmington-square. BRISTOVv, John, of Lewis, ...

... THE quarrel which has arisen between the combination of employers and the.ainalgamated society of Engineers has thoroughly fixed the public regards. It is indeed neither a coup d'etat nor a ministerial crisis. It speaks neither in the roll of drums, nor in the whisper of party intrigue. It seems to be very much deficient in the usual stage properties of great events. There is neither ermine ...

... CONSEtVAITIVE REFORM IN CHANCERY, I WE all of us remember the somewhat retro- gressive onwardness of Lord Chancellor TRaURO in presenting us with Law Reform, and the pain- ful throes which retarded the birth and distorted the fair proportions of the Whig bantlings of that race, begotten by the force of public opinion. The Common Law Procedure Bill, which was the last and greatest of them-the ...

... I GENERA INTELLGNC-E.I The Earl of Westmoreland arrived 'in Florence from Vienna on the 17th ult. The Duke of Devonshire remains at Chatsworth, where his grace has been entertaining the Grand Duchess of Mecklenburg Strelitz and a select party. There was a magnificent display of fireworks on the occasion. The Dnke of Northutuberland has, been laying the foundation of intended 2dditions to the ...

... |D I ST T C T I NT T E LLIG iN C .| !.BEVERLEY. F Maou,%NaCa' [aSTILTUTL.OO'Thursday evening week et Mr. Child, frodi London, delivered an. exciiediesgly in. hi terestinig and instreactive lectuire, in thie aboive hall, on' i 1Electricity and Galvanism ;, after which he displayed mn some isplendid dios'amiO Scenery of the 1.lyr 'Land and al ArnerioR. Thebre was at very large attendance. : d ...

... FOREITGN 1NTELIENCI. * ?? Dr THE PltEStDE'STIAL MOECTION. of Po2 /S The consultative OoMVl0U&iG ?? 'on WWednesd3y, Lolis uwder the presidency'of lI. BThienhe. tie seven baresex Notr aprsented thoelskeports, Troi which it pperadthat the wS ) tp ?? ts the ?? oftI Npa~t~bglc (with 'of EFp 'the weptioiof mefew returns of ceaunues not yet cor- oount s$ rtctly verified) b 7,43I1A,, and tho number of ...

... CURIOUS ADDBRE5S.-A letter was received at the Pi Liverpool post-office, on Saturday morning, from Wales, m with the following curious address, and, strange to say, fe found its destination without any trouble:- To the in raks shop, Nr. New Custom-house, Liverpoole. at RovY A.AlPsl5TlEAItnE.-The performances this even- sil ing will be for the benefit of Mr. Vandenboffi, woll ap- 0 pears as ...

... the s, In Wentworth park, over the door of the house of Mr. ban Palmer, the park-keeper, a buck's head is fixed, within inju k- which a pair of flycatchers have built their nest, and at the A Is, present time are rearing a brood of young. Nel he Two Irish labourers were condemned to death at Edin- grol he burgh, a few days ago, for murdering an old woman. The thai es prisoners exhibited the ...

... . DrShridan Muspratt has been unanimiousl lce member of the National Academy of France. ir The Misses Smith will give one of their celebrated Cl Scottish entertainments on Saturday next, at the Con- C o cert-liall. S ODDFELLOWS.-It will be seen, by reference to the ad- ' Y vertisemrent, that this society intends celebrating the H e anniversary of its legalisation en the 2nd of August next, R ...

... US The weekly meeting was held yesterday. Present- Messrs. Turner (chairman), Molyneux, Gregson, Chaloner, Holden, Langsdale, Bold, Shand, Robinson, Steele, of Royden, and Rankin.-A letter was read from Mr. Chris- er. topher Dogherty, intimating that ho would withdraw his .er tender for excavating the foundations of the warehouses to on the north quay of the Stanley dock, on account of an nt. ...

... rTHE GALE OF LAST WEwEK.. nt FATAL SHIPWRECKS, shotl ed We regret to have to record a very melancholy occur- °Do rence which took place early on Wednesday morning, at Shiel og the mouth of Sunderland harbour, daring a strong easterly on ho gale. It was tide-time about three o'clock a~m., and, al- Oldes athough the sea woe running very high, several vessels shore n- succeeded in gaining tiso ...