... ?? I ;!AD. EAST'RIDING TIMES p L FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1852 . ; I , . - # ; i , . : ~ U . , - lq THE M C-OM ING E LECTI O N. R EPRESENTA'ION OF HULL. WE rejdice to be able to announce that two I sound: Protestant and Conservative candidates will solicit the suffrages of the Hull Electors at thle forthcoming general Election. At a large and influential meeting of Conservatives, held at the George Inn ...

... A cnase we deeidbd'hore o-o Fridity laik156far'e-it jIntice of Peace Conrt, 'a co'mplainit' hviig ben'bro4khi dt th t bande of the iattKeainst 'thbmastdr of a ves'l ebelonging, to this ~nd 62, f7rand 8eoVve'- port,' concluding,'u'~r' the7 nr' 8'iop fl2; seo. 2,3a, 4; aid 62, foi 'the 'rcovery of he statutory penalty of'£1x 'ad costs, for having illegally refused to deliver up tor the niate ...

... INSTITUTION 6k 'THE DEAF AND DUMB. Tei an nua eetin of' thesi suboc cias and frilends,. and public t examination of the pupils, of thei abvo'e iintq~tcon, tDoo, piacp-. in the Counrty Roomsg, onl Tienteday. Thle atednowo u*i mleronio. AmTrong tlhe ge ttleneien' preslent1 'wer h 'o Po d vost; the Right Rev. BihpSanr Re isn Dewar; J. C. Brown.; J.GR e J C Mwi'cSe iffi Watson; Ai-r Sixnplsiin o ...

... is - . for to BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. at Sp - .Abi (From the' Aoriq heraldl.) undet Ire P oRes, onday Evening.-The Session of the Corps besid, ited Legislatif has been closed to-day. built liy. Thoe Prinoe President sent a message, couched in the of th the most conciliatory terms, thanking it for its loyal co- ve§sel Slid operation, and promising to lay before it, on its re-open-' uona pre- ...

... IIrSTITUTIoN FOR TfM DEAF AD DUB. Thne following is the report of tite, committee, read at the re. cent anntual meeting of this valuable institution, at notice of which appeared ip.last, our week'e paper:- Your commijilttee wuld adv'ert with due thanelrincss to ant Almighty andequealntendm~i~ifontg roidegncethaanalmost uninterroptedietatae if gond ierandlthchas ben enjoede ebytilde drn ...

... : AU Y :N 2 : vt1t8l 2 KSATURDAY, Juys 12, 18'52., m - THE. arrival among us of our respected member, Mr. Berkeley, is always an occasion for our Tory contempo- rarie* to flesh their wits. His presence at an Anchor dinnor disquiets their cerebral regions for days, and to have:seen him make three or four public appearances within a week, at each of them most enthusiastically re- ceived, ...

... %3,F.iEAnGUS O'CONNOR INI Westminster Hall. Between two and three o'clock on Tuesday afternoon mlcli commnotion was occasioned in the several law courts at W'estminster Hall by all unexpected visit of Mr. e ?? O'Connor, the lion. member for Nottinghlam y.lse extraordinary conduct quite put a stop to the busi-' ess of the courts for a time. It appears that the bon. member, who had only returned ...

... _rbe Pros. PRESENT ASPECT OF THE MAYNOOTH QUESTION. (Fros0m the Mforning Herald.) TmEE Croxijc4 closes a long and dreary article on the Maynooth question with the following mendacious paragraph: And this is the end of the Maynooth debate. Mr. Spooner and the Government have brought it to the very issue which they wanted. They never desired an inquiry they -never desired a decision. They ...

... Etc pre,55. THE RIBBON SYSTEM AXD THE IRISH BRIGADE. (From the Moi1ining Herald.). IT wquld appear that, whenever the Legislature of the empire is inclined to afford some. slight amount of protection 'to 'life or property in Ireland, 'dire and grievous offence is given to the gentlemen who mo- destly assume ti'themselveg the right to be considered the 'only' exponents of Irish' opinion. 'Any ...

... 7gittAdltur , &t. TVIODI: OF Giinwi-rS SUGAR BRRT.-The preparation of the land, and, in fact, almost every detail connected with it, is identical with the growth otniangel. I would, however, suggest, with a view of meeting the require- ments of' the manufacturers, some experiments on the growth of beet at much closer intervals than we have gener ally grown either mangels or turnips; for I ...

... COUyrTY A'rnmm.-Crnmnlin, Monday, JIITI 7. Clnll Il- mills, Dronimadlon, Wednesday, JTue1 9. IKells, Thurs- day, Junie 10. Carniouh, Saturday, June 1:3. Coursrr ARMA.Or.-BallYbot, Charl]ettown, jlonlLay, Jneil 7. Ballsmill, Bnlynnaglera, Tuesday, Juno S. llack- wateitown. Jonesboro', Wednesda~y Junou 9. Lurgan, Thlursday, Tune 10. saeily, Friday, Jnne 11. COUNXrT CAVAN.-Bawnhoy, AIon)day, June ...

... MR. NAPIER'S CRIME AND OUTRAGE BILLS.-OPPOSITION OF THE BRIGADE. II the Roman Catholic and Tenant-League parties in Ireland do not really sympathise with, and suborn, the perpetrators of Ribbon outrages, they have, cer- tainly, a very odd way of evincing their antipathy to that fearful conspiracy. We take these parties to be failrly represented in Parliament by the Irish Brigade -though, by ...