... I DISTRICT- 1NTELLiGENCE. : i BEVERLEY, gyfsSTR SERVICEs.-Quinquagesima Sunday.-. yxrnipog Vinnette'and Psaliis; Henley in A; Te Deuns nd Jibilate Chants; Sanctus, Ebdon li C; Kyri, Said Bn Brf at- Afternsoon: Psalms, Handel in ; Me g- 1.firat aid Nuno Dimittis (services) Kelway in B pinor i Anthem, Incline thine ear, Himmel. MroHAl~tC8' IN TlI5.-Ian~t Tuesday evening Charles Breretouw l ...

... At the quarterly meeting, yesterday, *TheMhjoii, A. Bannister, Esb., presided, ran there I was a full board. . ie V1CE.PRES1DENTS.-The 'Mayor desired Al4ermaii Blundell, as the second senior alderman, to take a seat; at the end of the table on his left. There were then, at - the opposite ends of the respective tables, Aid. Dr. Ayre Rh and Alderman Tall; Ald. Thompson, and Ald. Blundell ; bh ...

... DISTRICT 1NTELLIGENCE. : EEDON.' torr On Monday evening the RIev. B. W. Kemp. of Rull, eon delivered a lecture at the Mechanics' Institution, Hedon, on iI Where does it come from, or the poetic derivation ( of most of the common phraeesofeveryday life. At the seei close a vote of thanks was carried by acclamation, and a Ro requast preferred that the rev, lecturer would again Soi vint Hedon. ...

... CONrINrSB1ON SIGNED.-4th Regiment of West York tl Militia-Edward Litton Holmes, gent., to be ensign, a Mr. Warren, M.P., formed one of the deputation of b members of parliament who had an interview with Sir ft Geo. Grey, on Friday last, on the subject of the t, future jurisdiotion of the police within the Temple. fi HOLDURNZES WARD BRITISH SCHOOLS.-Miss Anne 0 Akass, late a pupil teacher in ...

... T'Tu Road to Ruin, a favourite play in our younger days, has just been revived with great effect the chief performers are the heir a to a dukedom and a scientific M.P., and the t road to ruin is-the raiLroad. For some days past the morning papers have contained an angry controversy between the chairman of the North-Western and other associated railways, and the chairman of the Great Northern ...

... THURLSDAY AfORNVrG9S TELEGRAPHIC i EXPRESS.a OPENING OF PARLIAMENT. Tls Post has reason to believe, that the anticipation e ofthe contents -of the Royal Speech, usually published t in the morning papers, has not unnaturally attracted a the attention of an illustrious personage, and excited t some annuyance at the intrusion of the press on a ques- h tion belonging peculiarly to the intercourse ...

... .- o1teXpsnIent. ST. MARK'S.CHURCH. ianI TOTH DlTORt OF THE, ,HULL PACKET. i aimI i sure you an~d many of your readers, will be be glad to learn that ant effort is at last being maide by hou the Rev. I11l?. Leakey, the -incumbent, -and the autho- age rities of -St. MWark's Church to secu re that beautiful wet building fromrthle-destriwtion¾o which it has been fast. pas, hastening in ...

... I : AiERICA. There have been three arrivals since Sunday. No speaker had been elected. Mr. Buchanan was expected r to be reaolled. Tile commercial advices had a pacific character. FRANCE. The Paris correspondent of the Timnes, in a letter dated T Wednesday evening, says:- The great probability that 3 peace will be the result of the approaching conferences a, seenis to beian idea fixed in the ...

... The following is the text of the ultimatum addressed re to the court of Persia by Mr. Murray 1. The government shall restore to liberty the Princess aci wife of Mirza. of 2. That it shall acknowledge Mirza, as Consul for the po Queen of England. Cc 3. That the Prime Minister of the Shah shall proceed th to the residence of the English Embassy, to offer an po apology, and withdraw his offensive ...

... T.ETIMONIAL.T.ODR. . - W H O F KAR ?? - ?? , !. : -:.1 ?? ?? . E . ?? ?? ' i' ' es Tuesday .,stt at a ' do, ,snba iants of ,t'thi~o ~ m~i~o ,:Zhaita~t o ' hi Twn,' convented by'the ltaxOu,' in 'eqmpliance with.A requisition 'ery niuerosly and bui * ?? 'waa hseld in 'tle'qU@,n.~all of this nod boroukgh, for the pirpose of taig into consideration ccl ' d ?? arrangements for testifyingtbq high ...

... I r (CORRECTED REPORT OF THE PRENIER'S SeEECH ON THURSDAY rIGHT.) * LORD PALMERSTON said that a good deal of good indignation had been wasted upon this subject. (Sir John Shelley's motion for giving the government some at`oage by'remov the elder Irish juge. Noboy -fonnd fault -with, anybody, ~ and .-Ee tRikuiht_ that the affair might be, tre'atbd muich no'fe goold-hUrouredly. The house surely, ...

... I TRANSMISSION OF NEWSPAPERS I . Ad Dl ,. ?? 1' - l rBRITISH COLONIES AND FOREIGNF.QOUNTRIES. The 0Priodl l po sting ngewspapers, intended r ,f. it~a smiision ljy post beyo'6i the lirtits ofttlie~nited ?? ingdou, is fiftn dhrs afinei' the 'ddte of publication. ,Th Ollotleving are'the* atte- of psia6ge cliaigeable upon d'hw papehs sent beyoncithue ?? of tlte Unted King- dem~ Thesea raies muist ...