... DOCKYARD CORRUPTION.-HOW THE WHIG-RADICALS MANAGED IT. In illustration, of the system pursued by the whig- radicals while in office, in the disposal of dockyard patronage,-which, Whey would have the country be. lieve, was never exercised otherwise than with a view to the interests of the public service, until Mr. Atgustus Stafford was appointed secretary of the Admiralty,- our contemporary the ...

... LORD DERBY'S Cft.RN Di ALINS1! THosE of our readers who are in the habt glancing over the columns of the Liberal' papers, can scarcely fail to have noticed the surmises which certain mysterious operatic the corn market gave rise to a few zo5it ago. It was quite clear to all convers with the corn trade that large purcjtased were being made at foreign popts, English account, at prices which ...

... THE violence of the workmen at Wigan has given proof of the folly and frenzy to which the people have been inflamed by their Radical haranguers. Property, to a considerable amount, has been destroyed, outrage offered to indivi- duals, attempts at incendiarism made, and a large town, for half-a-dozen hours, been sub. jected to all the irsults, injuries, and even robberies, of a multitude of ...

... A correspondence has just' been published between the Rev. G. C. Hodgkinson, M.A., Principal of the York Diocesan Training School and Mr. Boberi Bax- ter, the solicitor, of Doncaster. The latter states thatso long ago as October in last year, I called the attentiun of the Managing Committee through Mr. Randolph; as their official organ, to the injury which had accrued, and the ruin which ...

... A MAN KILLED, We hao this week to narrate one of those unhappy aifreys whicb are fortunately less prevalent now than they were soque years ago, but which, whenever they dn occur, are almost Eure to be attended by fatal results. On Friday eight lest, iour watchers were on the look out in the geame preserves of Riabard Betheli, U~q., about three miles frul 11ise, en the Horosea road. They had ...

... THE NEw QUA RTrILLY Rcvitvcxe-No. :i.-January 1863S- If the preceding Dnumber of thle New Quarterly Review imt- pressed us withi a high optnion of it, iutrinslt merits, the one before us is welt calculated not ouly to strengthen, but stilt more to inicrease our approbation, andtwarrants us8in predititng for it a Ilatterteg ond sucresatul career. Perhaps the beet though not thle onoly ...

... [LATEEST INTEL[LGENCE. The Earls of Yarborough, Carlisle, Derby, and Fitawiillam,Lords Goderich,Wharrcliffe, Beaumont, and Mont- eagle, and the Hon. Capt. Dnocombe, were at Prince Albertas levee on Wednerday. Mr. Horsfall, M.P., was presented by ?? Marquis of Blandford; the B.v. Walter Creyke, by the Archbishop of York; Mr. Rerroal, C.E., by Earl Yarborough; Mr. J. Stapleton, by Lord Beaumont. ...

... AND EAStRi ?? AND EAST RIDING TIXES. HULL. FRIDAY, MARCH 25. 1853. T URKEY IN TROUBLE. tCo-.iSIDERABLX uneasiness has prevailed during the last few days, in consequence of the warlike character of the news fro:n the East. It seems that the Sublime Porte is in a sorry con- dition. Austria having bullied the Sultan success- fully, Russia has followed suit. General Prince MlF.NzIKOFF, accompanied ...

... A.ND EAST RIDING TIXES. HULL. FAIDAY. FEBRUARY 11, 1853 RE-OPENING OF PAtLIAMENT. WIl[LE we are writing, Lord JoHN RUSSELL is, in all probability, announcing the ministerial intentions with respect to the policy of the pre- sent session. His task is not an enviable one. If he and his colleagues had but remembered, at the time of their re-election, the single line- On their own merits, modest ...

... A cashi-box, containing V7 itn gold and silver, was bto len from rtie till of the Manur-liouse Tows~el n, on -Friday frornin~g. VIS-IT 01' TilE RECORDER TO THlE GAOL.-.-Bofoie his depvrture from this town the learned Recorder visited our borough gaul, spending nearly four hours there. He examined into every department iwith minuteness, and made Inquiry a, to thle di-ciptine and mode of ...

... Yesterday, a meeting of the Local Br)erd of Health was held at ?? alalt, tie ',layor, H. BlundelI, Eaq., and 33 other unembErA being present. The Sanitary and Fintance Cormmiattees' proceedings were confirmed. THE MAYOR AND THE WIDENING OF WINCOLWILEE The proceedings of tile Works' Committee reported an interview with Mr. Blundell and his solicitor, Mr. Mloss, and the production (if documents, ...

... The Queen, the Prince, the Prince of Wales, the Princess Royal, the Prince Alfred, and the Princesses Alice and Helena, and the Lords of the Household. arrived in good health at Windsor Castle, at eight pnm. ol Friday, in twelve hours from Edinburgh, where they had slept, en route from Balmoral. 'The Royal party took luncheon at the railway station, where a loyal address'was presented by the ...