... mat BEVERLEY. Valn ELECTION OF GUARDIANS.-The -following persons rem have been elected guardians for the parishes and town- and ships within this borough for the ensuing year, viz :- forE St. Mary's : Messrs. John Nutchy and James Watson; St. Martin's: Messrs. Daniel Boyes and George Ireland; St. Nicholas: Mr. George Porter. Storkhill, Mr. Geo. Green; Tiekton, Mr. William Bonfrey; Thearne, Mr. ...

... WAR BUDGET, NO. 2. THE supplemental war lbudget may be described very briefly. Already 3,000,0001. beyond the ordinary expenditure have been voted for war purposes, and have been provided for by a doubled income-tax for the current half-year. Besides this sum the CHANCELLOR of the ExcHEQuEri requires 6,850,0001. for the prosecution of the war. This amount he pro- Iposes to raise by doubling ...

... M I U ULL MARINE li TRINLTY-IOUSE WE are glad to find thlalt at the ti suggestions were being made in Our ti~l wb the cstablishmo!t of Schools for S G Apprentices, and for other 1Olprov00 a nected with the service of lct1 e, Marine, the brethren of the TI were actually at work inspect, th 5 b Navy Schools at Greenwich, naod, th lini institutions, and had a teacher iel kj.9 under the scientific ...

... IDISTRI.CT INTELLIGENCE.] COTTINGHAM. 1E The amount of money contributed in this parish, In- Mr. cluding Skidby, on the humiliation day for the soldiers' Skii wives and children, was £20 6s. 6id. East WELTON. give The day of humiliation was religietisly observed inl ?? this village, and the church was attended by a crowded coil. congregation. The vicar had preached a preparatory agai sermon on ...

... Oun readers will learn with satisfaction that no doubt any longer remains respecting the legal investigation of the case of Arch- deacon WILBERFORCE. His Grace the Arch- bishop of York, acting under legal advice, sends the case of complaint against the Archdeacon, by letters of request, to the Court of Appeal of his Province. This is the course which of all others seems most desirable, in ...

... At the fourth quarterly meeting yesterday 39 members were preHent, bhe mayor (Dr. Cooper) in the chair. Several freemen were sworn. WATCH RATE. A watch rate of 4d. in the pound was ordered to be levied. Mr. DRANT said he believed a surplus remained from the collection of a former rate, in consequence of the increased value of property. The TOWN CLERK said the overseers might, if they could, ...

... The ollwin isthetex ?? of Alliance betwee her Majesty, ?? of Austria, and the Emperor of the French, signed at Vienna, Dee. 2, 185' (presented to both losioes of Parliament by conmmanr& of her Majesty), and laid on the tables of both houses om Friday night: (Translation.) 4 Her Majesty the Queen of tile United Kingdom of Grea, t lhritain and Ireland, his Majesty thle Emperor of Austria, andr~ ...

... The vessel which foundered off Dublin on Wednesday d last and alluded to in our paper of Friday as as the Eva, stcamer, of Grceenock bound for Australia, whid coals. The 1reemtan's Joultcrl says- We hiave ascertained that the ill-fated vessel, since her construction, about nine Y months ago, had been plyingon the river Clyde until very Y recently, when her owners determined upon sendhig her e ...

... LORD STANLEY AT ST. HDLEN'S. the iery A pul cmeting was held in the town-hall, St. Helen's, asttc and las nightfor the purpose of increasing the Usefulness of' nad lalioti arde the ]ibSrar in connection with the Mechanics' Institution %VI uite in, that town. The presence of Lord Stanley, who has been iutat ised so prormninent before the public of late in. connection wvith a rary similar ...

... MELANCHOLY SHIPWRECK.-LOSS OF 180 LIVES. F I The American packlet-ship Staffordshire, Capt. Richard- a son, from this port to Boston, was wrecked on Blonde Rock, south of Sea Island, on the 30th ult. The first and second mates, and 17 seaman, reached Cape Sable. - The third mate, boatswain, and twelve others were picked li up and lauded at Shelburne, N.S. Captain Richardson t and the remainder ...

... I l. i~ . : r. . ,i . . C@AOL tME IES-TEIRt DINA&GEf AND B4EANS OF SAYETY. LETTER It. GPNSTLHM.Er,-The title of my letters is thle title of Mr. a Mather's book. I should have quoted it. My impa-t tionao of the mechaniox of composition is the only apology. v I eaun offer for the omission. I Tbat'tthe govrirnaaent'inspeatiavi of mines, more espe- t, Ci2ll &ital nilnes, iosinefficient in the ...

... TIHE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 154. SALUS PoFUL-I Lox UPR A. pre The new elections for the five boroughs in 'itl which the writs had been suspended in ounse- ObNi quence of gross bribery and corruption at the last thse general ocirciou have resulted in a gain of three in P votes in favour of Government. The five boroughs ants return tel niembers, and at the general election just ...