... 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 ...

... I [The following letter has appeared in the Doncaster Chronicle.] REPRESENTATION OF NORTrH LINCOLN- SHIRE. TO THE EDITOR Or THE DONCASTER CHRONICLE. Sil,-Ou my return from Yorkshire, this morning, I was much suprised to find that Mr. Maw, of Tetley, had published a letter in the Doneaster Gazette and The Lincoln, Rutland, and Stamford Mercury, in which he has most unjustly made accusations ...

... 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, ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE- FRIDAY, DEC. 26. B8ANKRUPTS. TILDEN, Timothy, Hayes, Kent, mnaltater, to surrender Jan. 10, Feb. 7, at two o'clock, at the Bankrupts' Court: soli- citor, Mr. Downes, Bromley, Kent ; official assignee Mlr. Nicholson, Basinghall-treet. ARMSTRONG, Henry, Norwich, linendraper, January 1, at one o'clock, February 5, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court: solicitors, Mr. Jay, ...

... I 1 DISCOVERY OF A SKELETON IN AN OLD CHEST, IN HIGH-STREET. Hull seems destined to be the scene of a series of ex. traordinary events, associated with circumstances of mystery on drend, and ere the consternation into which our usually quiet town has been thrown, by the noctur- nal visitations at the haunted house, has subsided another more remarkable diacoverylrenews and increases our ...

... |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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ,IPERIAL PARLIAMENT. JIOUSE OF COMMONS (THURSDAY.) Lord rALNERsTON gave notice that to norrow he hould call ?? of the government to certain reports now in ciaation upon the continent respecting tire exertions orf -doreido jinterfelrece to procure a chlulige in the g,,veramel oif Se, do. .10od CASTLEREAGII gave notice that on Monday he holild unless better advied, pilt a question to the Home ...

... I Zorrespo1llbeI( I GRIMSBY v. HIUL.L. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HULL PACKET.. Sora,-Tho idea, too prevalent in this town, that Grimsby Li will be a free port, and that, therefore, it Is of little or no i uee contenrdtrg against it, is very likely soon to be dissipated. As a commensce rnent, and as a proof that They (tho Grimsby directors) do ?? intend to work for nothing,. or throw their doeko ...

... t HEDON. The county court was held on Wednesday, the t19th nt,, beforeW- Raines, Esq. ; there were 12 plaints red, fore of which were settled before coming into court. Thle remaining eigh t possessed no features of interest- BEVERLEY. SAINT MIARY AND SAINT NICHOLAS SUNDAY SCteOOLS. -T,,o eloquent sermons were preached in behalf of the above schools on Sunday last, the 16th instant, in Saint ...

... 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 ...