... THES QUEEN IN HULL. f[he ?? report, wh;ic/ 15(s5 becs c.e~fitpy eompi'ed frotc dile Hfull Putclet Exrhaosrdineiry of ESotur'dep WIt, ansi front tihe subsequltent 7r¢¢tmanscripts of owr Ol P reporters, lsirs/h 0/des w/lten/ic cmnd ?? information, , wi/i, ice belicre, be fousisd cotmplete and correct in evcry im~porta~nt peticsihsr.] , The event to which we have all been looking and for which ...

... godl WWIX barust AND EAST RIDING TIMES. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1864. TElE ROYAL, VISIT. WE wrote last week amid the bustle and , excitement of preparation for receiving worthily a- our Gracious Sovereign Queen VICTORIA, the a Prince Consort, and their Royal offspring. All Dr hearts were then anticipating and all hands t ali making ready for the joyous occasion. Never of before had Queen of ...

... THE LOSS OF THE ARlrIC. of The following is a copy of a private letter received here wto t- from one of the 14 passengers who were saved a, r- St. John's, Newfoundland, Monlay, Octobor 2, 18514. la t, My dear Mothor,-I hardly know how to begin to depict the li yeead and dismal scenes I have witnessed and myself experienced kf since I left you. I send you a paper which gives all the peril- se ...

... ,ArVmTSn Ans mne n v mI n A Irfn en, MEETING OF THE RtATEPAYERS. ;4 to A ?? of the parishioners of the parish of PreEent was B 11 held on Wednesday last at noon, in the parish church, for the hi ed purpoce of electing four pereons to servo the ochico of school- 11 f wardlens for the Free Grammar School of Prescot for the year ?? for the necessary repairs of the eald Church, and for providing ...

... TCt lrms. M2ILITAlRY CAPACITIES OP TEE CON- TENDING AR'MIES. (Erom the Times.) ALTHGUGH1: we have now been more than six months at war, it is only within the last few weeks that we have found any opportunity of testing the actual military capacities of the enemy, or of ascertaining the value of those improvements lately introduned into our own service. Both these points, however, involve ...

... SCRAPS FROTAM PUNCH FOR OCTOBER 21. ITri TUiEATnE Or VAYn.-Prinssra is waiting until half price begius. A STrIcT VErerTARsIAr.-iIe vwon't take a pill unless he is tirraly convinced it is a vegetable one. Wiriire Frov.kritrrls.-Ieow wonderfully easy does the ?? officer malke a sceming inpossibilitr. IIn the held of battle he wears the -white featlher, yet never vsiobs it Tlii Runssian snake ...

... I IDRCAL THE ARMY OF I ?? A ?? 1 '41ica1 D epartment, St. Tames's- at As - : Q - .pl1Ae8,^tOt. 16, 1864. La 1r. Simith pretnts his 'Compliments to the editor ke of the Daily Ne Ws, dud ad much misapprehension rt seems to exist as to the sufficiency of medical at- fj tnd.tiisiiad of medical s aores and supplies with the ?r army and iii. the hospitals int the East, and as great Is anxiety has ...

... I EN AT A FARMERS' CLUB DINNER.-AN ANTI-EDUCATION M.P. The members of the Parkenhoe Fartner?' Club, the tmost prosperous sgricultural society in Derbyshire, have I this week .(saa the .Derbyehirc Tse) held their-iusI exhibition at Ashby-de-la-Zouch, the ladies and gentlemes ining together. Among those presert were the Duke nd: Duchess qf BeAuffortthe Earl and Contests Howe, Lady- : ?? Curzon, ...

... LONDON MARKETS, &c. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, OCT. 16. The supplies of English wheat on sale, in most of the country markeis held on Saturday, were moderate. All kinds sold readily, and prices advanced Is to 2s per quar- ter. Barley—the show of which was rathe on the in- crease—commanded a brisk inquiry, at fully Is per quarter more money. Malt was firm, but oats were ratIler negiected. ...

... -- ?? .7 i' lI 7 Ar, e T.. . .. d' Seci'ctari'5ef ?? tor Iori'gh, AIlfitiirr; ,a iecejivd fr'on'mLbraie., h4r'bi3eity's ^Afbashdor at TParis, 8 ! the siuhjoined'copies '.of ' rhI ttersiddrdtsed -'vy'hSt excel-.. *,len'cyjt' t ?? foi Forelgn tl 'Affairs ?? ?? th' Eitspero of. the Fren'ch, ti 1 rfferi'ng't '4 coad - enc -of ?? on o d: bb'e I mentb'd' th0Y the'6 ?? St! Arnaud ;! st st aid T ...

... 1VA PAl MID MILI TAR Y NA'ws rching,.re SHEERNESS, Oor. 1 .6 . eouratermanding orirvaigiven ODl Sunday layt fri; nCork, Cumberlatid to remain at the Nor., iuI CO~equle~c ff tbe powrder and live rshell being still en board, by which8 e 2. prohibited ?? mooring near the dockyaird *8ewet us a few into harbour yeaiterday ereniog'.s tide, ltd isor 4e 2tceed to Cbstharm thisi morning's tide, erderd ...

... OURb ARMlY AND WJAVY. T1 2011 EDITORI OP ~tsLF .ORNINO CHRONICLE:.I Su:.-i'iio comlments of somo of you:r couteniporarlee on tee * i tsstttarlial recently held at W'indsor arid at Ports- f riio'ili liare been accompanied by hacs~y, aud as it appear5 to ltoe uttwjnlt, remrarks ott presumed laxity ol' morals ins our coal situ titilitaxrv services ; aud I sin surc that you will ri ,ice to lear a ...