... COUNTY COURT, HULL. THIS DAY. Before Wmr. RAIESz, Esq., Judge. JURY CASE-ILLEGAL.TRESSPASS. iARCOURT v. LAMBERT. Mr. DAaslY.r appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. RRzyotLDs for the defendant. Mr. DARSaLY ?? was a claim for £50 damage, for trespass, committed under flagrant circumstances The plaintiff, Mr. George Granville Hareburt, son of the late Archbiohop of York, was a gentileman of ...

... ORATORIO OF THE MESS[AH. ?? Ur - _ on Thursday evening, Mr. R. Farmer, of Nottingham, l brought Handel's sublime Oratorio (if the Messiah before a . Derby audience, an undertaking which, in the then existing state of musical matters, cannot be looked on but as one of considerable boldness, and one for which the inhabitants of this town and neighbourhood owe him a debt of gratitude. f The ...

... weather being beautiful. midnight, however, a fog settled down, and became so dense that the bows of the vessel could not be seen from the paddle-box. ‘The speed was reduced until she barely moved through the water; but at two o'clock on Sunday morning a slight grating sound was beard, and it was soon evident that the ship had gone aground on some part of the coast of Ar- ran. The boats were ...

... PROSELYTISM IN TEE WEST OF IRELA I Most cordially and silncerely do we nmm A ,,w tcommend to the tie tion of our readers the subjoined address from thee . and humane parish priest of Ballinrobe The Object oft rev. gentleman's appeal is one which should at any time claint our support; but at the present moment it is deervi3o particular consideration. The warfare of Isi. ing . an againet the ...

... Olwtg oli qu) ¢831allb f - ONDAY AIOI'iXIN~r, hI~t~tII 8. I MNONDAY MORNING, MARCH 8. The re-election of Ministers, wlhose seats have been | ,acated by their appoinlltmellt to Governltnet oiecs, Y has hitherto proceeded without opposition. The same r. may bc said of Mr. Cobden's new crusade, for where- a ever hle has asked a demonstration, it has been miide c in his favour. It is worth while, ...

... FRsOM 'illE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. At the Court Cit ?? I'tle, tbe 5th 'ila of Marhll, 18i2, Iv:ett t' ft 'teottclss Most Exc:tellent 3li ?? ill Colitlcilt I lte' 31t'i'*St' in Cotitoit ottlo tsk thit dty lol~ldtot tttppoittt O corgo I It M1'ttott IV talltit, oif ?? 1tiadoc, 1tinnltett, t't. to bte Shieriftf f tlte ?? of Cotrniarvolt, itl tito roollm of Mtltrtill Wilttiamt, of iel'oasi!t, ...

... SOCIETY FOR PROM3OTING CHRISTIANITY AMONG THE JEWS. The annual meeting of the OGhford. Auxiliary Branch of the Society for Promotilng Christianity among the Jews was held orr MAlouday evenirng Inst in thie Town Hall, when the number present was tonpiserably less than usual, owing, it is supposed, to its being so little known that such a meeting was about to take place. The meeting Nvas ...

... A LARaGE volume, which has just issued from the press, tinder the title of 1 Rport to the Registrar. 1 Gonerat on the Mortality of Cholera, is likely to iexcite great interest in all who, professionally or other. wide, iuaoke the sanitary condition of the people of England their stady. The REGISTRAtL-GENERAL had thought it desirable that a complete history of the late epidemic should be ...

... AMALGAMATED SOCIETY OF ENGI- NEERS AND THE EMfPLOYERS. The most noticeable features in connection with this dis- pute since our last, are the issuing of a new manifesto, in, substitution of the original one of the executive of the Amalgamated Society, and the steady increase which has continued to take place in the number of men at work. Al- though bearing date Fobruary 2, the new manifesto ...

... * Rome, as the connecting link between the an- cient and modern world, presents a subject of en- during and universal interest. A visit to that famous city may suffice, in place of many pil- grimages and sojourns in less remarkable localities. To exhaust the subjects of study which it presents to the traveller, a life-time would be required; and for their illustration, a library. M. de ...

... GENERAL ORDINATIONS. * The Bishop of Ripon held a general ordination in the cathedral church of his diocese, on Sunday last, when the i following gentlemen were admitted into holy orders, viz. I DEACONS. John Hilton Jephison, B.A., Magdalene Hall, Oxford. Edward Douglass Marshall, B.A., St. Catherine Hall, aCambridge, f James Willy, Student of St. Bees Divinity College, Cum- s berland. f ...

... CLANDESTINEAND IRREGULAR MAR- 1RIAGBS IN THE DIOCESE OF LONDON. The Bishop of London has addressed the following letter to the clergy of his diocese:- London House, Marob, 1852. Rev. and dear Sir-I am desirous of calling your atten- tion to a matter which affects, not only the interests of indi- vidual clergymen, but the character of the Church, the peace of families, and the moral well being ...