... FROM THE LONDON GAZETrTE.1 rRIDAY, JUNE 17. BANKiRLUPTS. BATES, Joseph, Stevenage, Herifordsbice, builder, to Sur- render June 28, July 28, at I o'clock, at the Bankrupts Court solicitor, Mr. Luc, Gray's-i5nnslu~are ; official assignee Mr. Johnson, BanAngeburlstaeet. HAYLOCK, John William, Lawreinestreet, Chelsae, licensed victualler, July 4, at 2 'clock, August 1, at 12, at the Bankrupts' ...

... UHRISTENING OF THE INFANT I PRINCE. I The christening of the infant son of her Majesty and Prince Albert took place on Tuesday evening, in Buckinagham-palace. The ?? rite was performed in the private chapel, which was duly prepared for the occasion. Two rows of chairs of crimson satin and gold were placed on each side of the centre for the use of the Queen, the sponsors, and the royal ...

... THE MissroNARY ANNIVERSARIES. - It will be seen from our advertising columns that the Church Missimnary and Wesleyan Missionary Societies hold their anniversary meetings in this town during the coming week. We sincerely wish all possible success to these important and interesting gatherings. The character of the deputation sare above par. Dr. Waddy is a man of high order of mind, and esteemed ...

... ._I THE QuEEN's VISIT.-The following letter was received by his worship the Mayor on the 7th Vinstant. e Whitehall, 6th October, 1853. Sir,-I am directed by Viscount Palmerston to 1 inform you, with reference to the wishes expressed by e the inhabitants of Hull, that the Queen might be r graciously pleased to visit their town, either on her way to or on her return from Scotland, that her ., ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZ'TTE. F.RIDAY; MARCH 4. BANKRUP0TS. MILSTED, Albert, Swanse and Cardiff, furrier, to sorren der, March 12, April 15, at 2 o'cl,.cik, at the Bankrupts' Court: solicitor, Mr. Lawrence, Bread-otreet, Cheapside; official aesignee,'Mr. Wlsttnore, Basingliall-streel. DEAN, Stephen Ja.'Sneo Chelnmoford, lealber-seller, March 15, April 14, at I o'clock, at the Bankrupts' Court: ...

... ELECTION OF GOVERNOR, DEPUTY GOVERNOR, CLERK, &e. The usual two-monthly court, and also a special court or guardians wvas held onl Monday forenoon, at eleven o'clock; the goveri.or, Mr. Buchanan, in the chair. The meeting was summoned forthe purpose of electing a governor, deputy-governor, eight assistants, and thtee auditors for tale ensuing year. and other busi- ness. The circular further ...

... I T BEVERLEY. C BEVFZRLEY AND EAST-RIDING MECHAaNICS' KNSTI- P TUTE-On Tuesday evening last, Mr. Wynn, of 0 Beverley, delivered a very interesting and instructive' P lecture in the Mechanics' Hall, on Geology, to a tl respectable audience. TEMPERANCE HALL.-Ol Monday and Tuesday evenings last, Mr. J. Teare, the celebrated temperance advocate, from Preston, delivered two eloquent and . ...

... I LATEST INTELLTGENCE. I (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) LoNDoN, THRSU DAY EVESNrNG. LONDON PRODUCE MAasraT.-Sugar: West India quiet, but not lower; sales 500 hogebeads; refined home-made goods much in demand; grocery lumps 45s Gd to 46s.- Coffee firm, altheugh the demand was not active; good ordinary 48g.-Tea less doing, bur prices ?? dull, and rather ?? sales small, but prices vtere ?? firm, and ...

... Yesterday, a general meeting of the Town Council, as a Local Board of HealIh, was held in the Town-hall. Alderman 0Ookman in the chair, and about 32 members present. The proceedings of the Finance and Sanitary Comnmittees were read and confirmed. The proceedings of the Works Commit- tee embodied a report from Mr. Clarke, the surveyor to the board, recommending the alternature plan ' of ...

... IDISTRICT INTEJJLIGbJNCl' I| -- by BEVERLEY. pet M`UNICIPAL ELEOTION.-The election of an assessor dec for Minster Ward, to supply the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of T. F. Champoey, Esq., took place on not the let inst., when Mr. Thomaas Clarkson, of Fleming- goc gate, wea elected. MWCH AU ICS' INSTITUTE.-On Tuesday evening last, the 6th inist., a lecture was delivered in the ...

... I1 U 'THE EASTERN QUESTION. u The Morning Post first published tho following ir- portant announcement:- The news transmitted to us by our Paris coU:e- spondent is of great importance, for we learn from it the second flagrant breach, of faith which has been committed by the Czar' duriog the progress of the eastern question. It appears that the Emperor of Rus. t sia has issued a decree, ...

... twl PROGRESS OF THE WAR. dis Were we disposed (says an able London weekly dri paper of Monday) to puzzle our readers, or to supply for them with a gauge by which to measure their patience, the we should place before them the five daily morning Af papers of the past week, with a request that they chi would make out from the materials thus furnished, a his clear and consecutive account of the ...