... HULL ELECTION COMMiS SION. I TWENTY-NINTH DAY. FRIDAY, JUNE 24. BEFOR& FREDERICK SOLLY FLOOD, JOHN DEEDES, AND W. D. BRETT, ESQS., Y HER MAJESTY'S COMMISSIONERS. v The examination of the voters on Wilde's setting- e down list resumed. Those marked thus * are house- holders, the others freemen. P Norman, John, tailor, Castle-street, voted 1847. i Ruff, Wm., Stepney-lane, ropemaker. S Rutherford ...

... LONDON,_ TUNE 29. A Cabinet Council wras held at the Foreign Office t' to-day, at one o'clock. The Ministers present Were -the Earl of Aberdeen, Lord J. Russell, Marquis oft Lansdowne, Chancellor of the Exchequer, Earl (Gran-l uille, Duke of Argyll, Viscount Palmerston, Duke of Neweastle, Sir J. Graham, Sir C. Wood, Lord Claren- M don, Sir William Molesworth, and the Right Hlon. Sidney Herbert ...

... The agriculiurists of Wales feel a more than ordinary interest in this year'smeetingof ?? Agricultural Society, which will he held at Glou'-. cester in the week commencing Monday, the 11' th of July. Welsh farmers labour under many diffi- culties, and have not been in a position to enter the : lists with those who are much more ravourably cir- cumstanced. But, notwithstanding-this, they have ...

... MEETING OF WELSH lESIDENI'S IN ?? )N ('OF AN ADDRESS To THE REV. 1)AVID J,-.MIES. On Friday night a piulilic meeting of the 'elsh 1 residents of the ?? was held at the Bilde ]DI'r- L sitory, in Slater Street, toi lhe purpose ol present- inl iid comil llienaly addi t the to t7oe Rev. David James of St Miary's, Kirkdale, who is ahout to leave Liverp1ool, having received the nppointment ...

... H2 Zf NAVY. .-4 APvOINTMENTS. Mates-George B. Golden (1852), from the Excellent, gunnery ship, at Portsmouth, to the Vesuvius, steam stoop, at Portsmouth ; Robert S. Chisholme (1853), to the Sybille, 40, at Devorport. Midshipman-Daniel O'Connell, to the Tribune, 30, screw steam frigate, at Sheerness. Acting Assistant-Surgeons-Gilbert L. King (1853), to the Vesuvius ; John C. Robertson (1853), ...

... y , POLICE CASE. d TO THE EDITORS 0OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY.. Il ENTLEmsm,-A paragraph appeared In the police report of s, Tuesday's Afcrour y which, if allowed to Stand as it does, would il tend to injure my character with the public. I therefore feel It~ Le my duty to myeetf and faintly to curre t those statements, and ie should feel obliged if you could assign space in your columns c- for ...

... POPE N[CI-IOLAS ]l'lEAKSPEARE.' TLniimn has been only one 'lloglish ?? of lii i itele hias hitherto IeTi no niiblie inonutnent in the city over which hoe iuled. Tlin omission is now, it scellms, to be rectified. A nininittee h;as beeu foimneil with a vieo to collect subscriptions; Pio Nono lhis givn biis blessing, Car di cal A ti l i is coutonancc and Cardin;tl WiseLmina has ?? ?? to collect ...

... I TIOUSE OF LORDS.-ThIIUSDAY, JUNE 30. The LORD Cr1.sNcEI.LoR took his seat at 5 o'clock. PETITIONS PRESENTED. TR1ai:.S LS OF CoaiSi:iicx.-By Lord BEAUMONT. from Gloucester, in favour of the establishment of tribunals of commerce. The noble lord hoped that a committee would be appointed to inquire into the subject next session. ABtOLITION. Or O.vors.-By Lord CAMPBELL, from Relso, in favour of ...

... GARDENING OPDRATIONS FOR THE WEEK .. . ?? 1 FLOWER GARDEN AND SHRUBBERIES. The pegging down and otherwise arranging the growth of the plants recently bedded-out, should be proceeded with as they advance; make up fail- ures, and pay every attention to their well-doing. The last of the spring-flowering bulbs will now be' ripe enough to take up, and if the plants inten- ded to occupy their places ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1853. S^._ALUS PQvUL1 LWV.WUP . MA. SA~~~wUS P°P ?? . 9 v~.. ?? vtv~ the Seven members of the present House of Com- thaw mons-one of them the Chancellor of the Exohe- fast, ner and another the President of the Board of fecei Trade-are Liverpool men. It is a remarkable Mau fact, however, that not one of the members of muc Parliament who hails from this ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS (THIS DAY). TRIBUNALS OF COMMERCE. Lord BEAUMONT presented a petition from the city of Gloucester, praying for the establisbment of Tribunals of Commerce, and suggested that a select comdmittee should be appointed next session for the purpose of considering the subject. AFRICAN EMIGRANTS. A conversation, originated by Lord BROUGHAM, took place between the Duke of NEWCASTLE and ...

... !Aoxinay after-noun the annual distribution of prizes to tihe successful scholars of King's College took place in the large hall, his Grace the Archbishop of Canter- bury presiding. 'lhere was an unusually full attend- ance ill consequcice of the plresecie of his Majesty the KInbig of' flanover, Formerly a pupil iu the college, and who took the olpportnuity of demonstrating his r'espect ! for ...