... 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 ...

... IDISTRICT INTELLIGENCE SUTTON. The fourth annual fete of the Church of Engiand schools, took place on Thursday last, June 30th. when a sermon was preached by the Rev. - Abbott, B.A., curate of Holy Trinity Church, Hull. The ser- vice was admirably performed by the juvenile choir, assisted by the juvenile choir from the Holy Trinity, church and led by the Rev. Mr. Abbott, B.C. Thearrange- ments ...

... I M PEIAL PARLIAE N T. icr HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, JULY 15. ied The Earl of ELLENBOROUGII, in moving for a series Ce of returns connected with the internal administration of ne India, expressed his strong disapproval of the proposal ro to make the nominated directors eligible to sit in On Parliament. nd Earl GIRANVILLE incidentally defended soae of the ily provisions of' the bill and more ...

... Qrorremponenre. I- EARLY CLOSING. lo TO TIlE EDITOR OF THE HULL PACKET. SIR,-It is with great pleasure I have to inform you of the successful result of the associations' proceedings iduring the past week. Acting on the suggestion I r offered in my letter of last week, the young men con- nected with several of the late closing establishments a have petitioned their employers for an ...

... I n Queen Victoria bas presented to the singing society n of Cologne, ninety of whomn sung in the presence of her MAajesty and the Royal Family, a splendid cup, silver guilt, and exquisitely ornamented. Their Royal Highnesses the Prince rind 'Prineess f 'Royal of Wurtembueg are shortly expected in thisI country. The Prince's consort is the second daughter t o~f the Emperor of Russia. The ...

... : ND EAST'RIDING TIES. HULL,, FRDAY, JULY 8, 1853. TrE quarterly reports of our excellent Gaol Chaplain always deserve an attentive perusal. They give most interesting and Instructive. statis' tics'respepting- ur prisot population, and cottain, 'not 'infrequently, suggestions 'of value' for 'the refdri tion of that unhappy class of the cummu..' fitiij' IAn the' report which he has t(iis `eek' ...

... 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 ...

... : :: QUEEN's VISIT;-We undeistand that 801oe of our own tradestren have prepared the selves to ?? aldermen slnd eouncillors witb official robes for the state ocedilon, when fler Majesty shall tppear amongst as.' Doubtless there are muembers of the Town Council whn will feel a pride ii having their orders exaeoted;at home. especially when that can be done by experienced sed first-rate hands. ...

... THERE are two very different and distinct views to be taken of the conduct of the Court of St. Petersburg, in respect of the invasion of the Danubian provinces. They have, by turns, been forced upon our admission, and, as circunq. stances transpired, have been adopted or rejected The first is, had Russia a foregone intention Of incorporating European Turkey with her ow, domin-ons? The second, ...

... [JAT ?? ILN TELLIlEN(u, j ?? T. _ _ ?? (BY ELECIRIC. TELEGRAPH.). :LoNONUN. *TEnsmBAY LVRSING. FuNDs.-RESAftKSI-ConaotB closed at 98 j ex div. English marnkev opined '.ei-ly, and diarig the t;roiuro eiperienced a sliieh declttne ir m which a Egeneral t-ec.very ,accurie'd, ?? at n advance of t on the 'opcning,,priees.'- ' : 1,. .. 1RAILWAYS.-The railway ibarket quietly 8supported rit'forier ...

... (6UAND SHAM BATTLE IN THE PRESENCE OF THE FRENCH GENERALS. The attendance of civilians at the camp on Saturday was very numerous. As early as ninte o'clock splendid equipages crowned the roads from the Windsor and Chertsey stations, and a whole cavalcade of ladies and' gentlemen were to be seen dashing along for the imme- diate locile of the encampment. The general anticipa. din was that the ...

... GAOL CHAPLAIN'S REPORT, I TO THE WORSHIPFUL THE MAYOR AND THE MAGISTRATES 01 TilE BOROUGH OF KINGSTON- _ UPtN-HULL, ASSEMHiLED AT QUARTER SESSIONS, o MIDSUMMER, 1853. GENTLIRBN,-I hare again. the honour to present to you a repert of the gaol for the quarter just ended, I Since the sessions at Euaster, the number of prisoners - that have left the gaol is 132 males, 46 females; and those who ...