... A NlCEgjLITTLE BILLy - IT s not an usal practice with writers and speakers upon municipal matters to !ignify the Town Council with the title of 'Local Parliament..: The phrase isnot alto- gether fanciful; for its debates are' a wearisome, its passion Sas violent, and its d`hijoins as Won- derful as any in the legislative. ails at West. min~ter. Besides it has its JOsEPff HUMP, as f every ...

... late Thre Queen is surrounded by a happy domestic circle the at Windsor. On Wednesday, while the Prince Con- to A. sore, as Chancellor of Cambridge 'University, visited, rol with The Duke of Brabant, that seat of learning, and 1,23 conferred a degree ott his 1. R.H., the Queen, with the bag aind Duchess, visited Buckingham Palace, Westminster oil Abbey, the Housee of Parliament, &c, and ...

... BARTON WESLEYAN DAY SCHOOL 'JU-VYNILE MISSIONARY MEETING. The second anniversary tneeting was held on Friday evening last; in the Temperance Hlall, The chair was taken by Mr. Rodgers (chairman-elect) at six o'clock. On his left were the speakers, pupil teachers, and scholars, about twelve in number, and Mr. Holloliway, t.e master, having under his direction a number of scholars nicely arranged ...

... ?1orre?pofl?E1I(R. BIBrLE JUBILEE. TO THE EDITOR OF TIHE HULL PACKET. SiNt,-The evil deplored by Catholicus, and admitted by the Rev, W. Knight, is, urdoubtedly, very grievous in a town containing so many persots in comfortable, if not afiluent cir. cusastances, and. consequtently responsible for so large an amount of good, and in which no little profession of religion f is made; buo It ...

... co The Earl De Grey left town on a visit to her co Majesty and the Prince Consort, at Windsor Castle, aii yesterday week. to The Earl of Carlisle, who is still on his travels in the east and Mediterranean, will not return to England until after Christmas.al The noble Premier, owing to the pressure of public he business, is not expected to visit Scotland this year. at The Duke and Duchess of ...

... BY our insertion of the Rev. Mr. GvNzEEzy's letter in our paper of Friday last, vwe proved that we had no prejudices on the subject of his recent appeal, that we had no reluctance to its fullest statement, and that we were even gratified by the opportunity of giving to our readerp all that could be skid upon it by our intelligent and trust- worthy corfespondent. We had already, ihow- everl, ...

... (YESTERDAY.) Charles'Liddell, Es9,. sheriiff.-and Thos. Holden, jun., Esq. , under-sheriff, were sworn into office. A The Mayor, Dr, Cooper,' was elected and swosrn in A ahs an ?? r~oom of mi. -Jalland, who had beer declined qualifying. rhe votes wiere ?? Mr. Tall 1,. pers Dr. Cooper 27.ad Aid. Dr. Cooper, mn ayor, was elected Admiral of the zb Humiber. The following committees were appointed- ...

... HULL WO;RKHOUSE. A special meeting ot the Board of Guardians was. held on Monday; Mr. Buchanan, the governor, in Er the chair. w. .Mr. WELLS said that this court was called for the bi purpose of making an arrangement as to the future la successor of himself, and also as to the question of his salary. bi THE GOVERNOR AND THE DEPUTY-GOVERNOR, The GOVERNOR said, before entering upon 'the m ...

... I IiIbe Aura a tet AND EAST RIDING TIMES. HULL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1858. I~~ ~ - _ . INTELLIoENCE from the East of Europe now pours upon us so rapidly, that it is scarcely pos- sible for us to Say what is the actual state of the campaign. But, it seems established, that OMAit PASRA is safe oisown side of the Danube. What his plan of campaign might have been, is yet to transpire; but the ...

... LA&TEST INTELLIGENCE fie (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) co', LONDON, TaurSDAY EVBNINo. Al FUNDS-Coneols, for money and account, closed at Pot 91I-O. English market unsteady during the opening, but, I owing to favourable political rismoura, closed at a * per cent. for advance,-Gold: Arrivals per Arctic acted favourably.- Railways opened with a depression, but at mid-day experi- bet enced a partial ...

... I FRANCIS. PARis, Nov. 17.-It appears from an official report that the yield of the lasat harvest is about 10,000,00§ lhectolitres below the average yield, and that up to the present time 3.600,000 hectolitres; ?? haebe imported into France, r aebe M. Drouny de L'Huys has replied to the lasi note of Count Nesselrode. His friends say that he professes to regard the note as pacific, but remarks ...

... DI S TRICT INT ELLIGENCE. . ' ~BEYERLEiY'. MaECoHAuecs' INSTITUTa.-On Tuesday last, the 22nd instant, James Oldtiam, Esq. C.V., of Hull, delivered a ?? the Inetitultion, Register-;quore, i On the Rise, ;Prdgress; and 'present position of Steam I Navigation at, Hull.d The lectare was a very lucid one, and was listensed to weith great attention. WEBLET&Ai REpoRM.-Two sermons were preached, 1 ...