... godi WpulX Varftrt AND EAST RIDING TIMES. FRIDXY, APRIL 13, 1855. REFORMATORY SCHOOL*S . WE are rejoiced at the success which attended the public meeting held in the Town- hall yestefday, for the purpose of taking into consideration the propriety of obtaining for this borough the benefits to be derived from a Refornatory School for Juvenile Offenders. The meeting, it is true, was less ...

... ITHE ARMY BEFORE SEBASTOPOL I - COMMIvTTEE. On FRIDAY the comte easmldat twelve r o'clock as usual, but did not succeed in making a quorum Ie until half-past. I Dr. Andrew Smith was recalled, and was asked why i( he had not obeyed the order of the committee to pro- V dues all the documents he had received from Dr. Menzies during the time he was in charge of the hospital It iat Scntari. He ...

... -H IEA TEE eCRIMEA. (From the second edition of the Mforning Heratd.) PARsS, Wednesday.-A despatch from General Car- robert of the 29th ult. says-that in the Russian sortie on the night of the 22nd, before Malakoff, the enemy was-vigorously repulsed, with a loss of 2,000 men, while that of the French was only 600. (From the second edition of the Morning Chronicle.) VIENIrA, Wednesday.-The ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE HULL PACKET. I My DEiARt Sir,--As you have published my name in I your account of the election for a librarian to the Hull I Subscription Library, in connexion with a minority E so low as to have surprised many, and which must be i somewhat discreditable to a townsman, who holds and v has held for years responsible public offices,-and who has not, he hopes, been very ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCE THURSDAY EBENINfG'S TELECGRAPHIC )n EXPRBESS. of Consols closed at 89g for money and account. ry In the English funds there was no material alteration, ie the complete absence of all political news impeding le speculative operations. The demand for money stock nt continues, and imparted during the forenoon a tone of dstability to quotations. At the close, however, the is ...

... DISTRICT INTELLIGENO.EI IIEDON, On Thursday, the 29th nlt., a vestry meeting was hol.d for choosing surveyors of the highways, and nominating persons eligible to serve as overseers of the 'poor, when W. Sonitter, REq., and J. D. McDougal, mason, were unanimously re-elected On ondy, he nd nst, te geatfoo-rae between Shaw al ?? fr £oOcam of o te radbetween Hedon and cc Prestn, btwee thre ...

... The monthly meeting of the Beverley town-council was held on Monday last, the Mayor (Mr. Hodgson) in the chair. Vie Co} poration To'ls.-It having been intimated by the town-clerk at the last meeting of the council, that Mr. Ald. Atkinson's son had been engaged by the X opponents of the corporation, Mr. ATKINSOx having I inquired into the matter, now availed himself of the ] opportunity of ...

... REPORT OF DR. LYON PLAYFAIR, TO TlE LORDS OF THE COMMITTEE OF PRIVY COUNCIL FOR TRADE, ON THB HULL MARINE SCHOOLS. HULL, March 12th, 1855. This school, belonging to and under the management of the Trinity-house, ham recently been re-organised in connection with the Board of Trade and Privy Council. It consists of a lower and upper school, with 40 boys in each. The lower school is taught by Mr. ...

... MR. DEARSLY AND THE RECORDER. WE very gladly extract from the Eastern Counties Herald of yesterday the following temperate and judicious remarks upon the conduct of Mr. Dearsly, a barrister practising at the Court of Quarter Sessions here. We can bear our testimony to the fact that Mr. Dearsly's insulting demeanour towards the learned Recorder has been the theme of general conversation- and we ...

... | (tile y of TUBSDAY BVENrINiS TELEGRAPHIC EXPRESS. Dunt uank Consols closed at 913-St for money, and S £for ask account. Fun}d The English funds have again worn a drooping appearance, and closed at a fractional decline. There was no koor, rumours to influence prices, but the anticipated loan operated heir adversely. Railways were quietly maintained at the prices of Fear, yesterday. Land and ...

... I DISTRICT 1NTE LI?GEN CE. BE VERLEY. me)i CisUnon MxasooiNAy SOCIETY. -A missionary hat meeting was held inS3t. Martin's chapel, Fleming-gate, Re, on Monday evening, the 16th inst., when the Rev. 1. con, C. Thompson, Al.A., the secretary, and other clergymen me, delivered addresscs detailing accounts of the operations of tbe society. The addre sses were illustrated by a number of diagrams. ...

... I he nlk (From the Times of Tuesday.) he This remarkable event is at length an accomplished by fact, and the Emperor Napoleon 1IL.acid the Emnpress sir Eugenic are guests at Windsor Castle. So has come to ng pass one of those extraordinary occurrences which con- stitute the romance of history, and which divide the interest of mankind with the more useful philosophic gencralisations; to which, ...