... |t ' ?? 'lTLI lECbi| ?? ?? . i , - . i .: _ .I . I : . JUC 2 ?? ' ?? t,. ?? E esxeiv'a emignihtlon. is 'goi'ng'oa{. fjom the county 6. ,A';biazi`Z 'of bthe Great Nortr-i'ui Railwiay, fiomi ,2 E sten'dhi~t nattioni tb'thoe town 'of Sta~iifdrd~ was opeab'ied' ,m on Saturday.. ?? ?? ' a h ;iChairpeec&tebhe Norlihern Railway of ~France swin'dior j v, was' ctcptu'd`' neg'r Newi.us'g (Amnerca):' ...

... ISCAPE OF M. DE_ ORAI FROM THE JESUITS IN MADRID. has Of I One of the speakers at the annual meeting of the City ele, Road Branch Wesleyan Meissionary Society, on Tuesday Wh evening last, was M. de Mora, the Spanish refugee. i~ He gave some account of the persecutions and imprison- Ias ment which he bad endured at the hands of the Jesuits, Pr( for having eusbraoed Protestantism. The speech was ...

... VTrreponb~Ene. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HULL PACKET. t SIR,--The appearance in your columns of the excel- r lent and suggestive letters of the Rev. W. H. Kemp n and the one signed R, on the subject of associations I designed for the mental and moral improvement of a young men, has induced me to address a few observa- I tions further upon the subject to you. o In regard to both letters, I ...

... R PI - COESPOD by PAaIs, Tuesday. ?? Constituetionnel comes out this morning with pt another complaint against the English press for its 'al attacks on France, and warning it that they excite a great th deal of ill-feeling towards England in this country, and d threaten, if persisted in, to weaken the alliance. The as article is written with much moderation, and tells the a country that, ...

... D 0t BEVERLEY. I MINSTEB SEVICOES3, 27TH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY._ of Jfoxning-Veonite and psalms, Batten in G; Te Deum hle and Jubilate (services), Nares in C; KyriePearsol in G. Afternoon-Psalms, Handel in F. M~agnificatand None Dimittis (services), Nares in C; Anthem Cry aload and shont, Dr. Croft. on PROTESTANT ASSOCIATrON.-The annual meeting of I' the members of this association was held ...

... LOCIA INTELLGENCE II on Tuesday the new mayor (W. Rl. Moss, Esq.) appeared on the magistrates bench, at the police court for the first time. He wasintroduced to the stipendiary ,pgiatrate by the ex-mayor (A. Bannister, Esq). At the election of aldermen -on Monday, the whole of te members of the cor1ncil were present, excepting Ald. Feltner. M1ARKET-PLACE WARD.-LWA evecing, at the ward rceeting ...

... I FRANCE. The text of the address of the Russian Ambassador to the Emperor aye given in the 3loniteun (we have already given the Emperor's reply). The Ambassador said . Sire,-The Emperor, my august master, in appointing sue his Ambassador to your Imperial majesty, charged sue to devote all my care to cultivate the relations of friendship which unite the two empires. I shall consider myself ...

... te gpacttet AD EAST RIDING TIES. BL01TERED AT THE GENBRAL POST-OICE FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD.) FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 7, 1856. MR. WATSON A anDGE. MR. WATSON, one of the members for this borough, has accepted a puisne judgeship, and yesterday took his seat in the Court of Exche- quer. of course this creates a vacancy in the representation of Hull in the House of Com- nons, and when parliament meets ...

... I I FURIGN INTELLIGENCE. FRANOH. (BY TH1IUPD. A Y'S TELEGRAPHIC EXPRPSS.).: PAws, Wednesday, 8 ?? Kiseleff, the i Russian ambassador, presents to-day his letters of credence to the Emperor, at the Palace of the Tuilleries. A telegraphic despatch from Berne, Switzerland, dated November 12th, announces that General DIsfor, entrasted by the Federal Council with a mission to the Emperor Napoleon, ...

... THURSDAY EVENIZG'S TELgqRAPHIC Is- HIEB. :XPRESS. lade ROYAL BRITISH BANK. feet At the Court of Bankruptoy, to-day, the assignee fel tated an arrdlsgelli00t had been proposed, and lie Loped In would ho carried into effect, that the bankruptcy should be proceeded with, in order 'to obtain a fair- and speedy settlement. No individuail shareholder would beeliahe; a. a mutual, just, and f.dr ...

... f Ia . r * * _ - 1. I ot#~nce Lleit~ TOTH`-13rT0 OFTHE. HULL PACK ET. Srit,-ln looking. over. your last we' ora Petrs observed Mr. HI. J. Atkinson wa's informing the public lng, .14 ~his house on Anlaby-road, in the absence of himself and ;mPeroo- family, had'been visited by one. or more of those~posts, )wto of society who, Unwilling to twork, find themselves 'wtok brought by- an ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCE land irk aof MV'hRSA BS E NEHIJ 'S TELEGRAPHIC EXCPRESS. N. Cabinet Corn,~ was held this afternoon at tile o=f- l ial residence of Lrd Ptraulerston Parliamn WrDthe*nt ai N day prorogued until the 10th December. ScTOCe SEXAn saos t fb r official hours there was tea recovery. C inall quoted %- for account,. a nde On b. forfmon. The Bank of5ngland will not now dis.on bill for ...