... UniUe Yesterday, an adjourned quarterly meeting was held, he -b the mayor (W. -1. Moss, Esq.), in the chair, belie- .The minutes of the proceedings of' the various committees, befor badl, in compliance with the resolution of the last meeting', with been placed in the hands of each member, toso days prior to the notic mneeting, Maya THE PROPERTY COMMITTEE AND TilE CLERK c00nvS OF THE PEACE. ...

... I I The sihipping returns of the Board of Trade for NIsovetaber shew a great augmentation, corresponding I with ths~t of the exports, Ai FIELD. MARSIEIALS-.-The United Service Magazine U announces that the baton of Field-Marshal is about to, fa be conferred on the Commanider-in-Chief, and on Lords di: Seaton and Gough, SC, Ten firms in Huddersfield have given £695 towards ?? the erection of ...

... SPROATLEY. At the petty sessions, held on Monday, the 26th inst., before William RIaines, Esq., M. J. Grimiston, Esq, and Talbot C. Constable, Eq .-Henry Bird, servant to Mr. Barber, of Sproatley, farmer, was fined 2s. (6d. andl costs for being at such a distance from the cart of which lihe had charge, on the turnpike road at Wyton, on the .. 17th instant, that he hall not the control of the ...

... NELSON-STREET PIER. l TO TUE EDITOR OF THlE HULL PACK'r u The press being the representative of the Yoxe popali, xvill you kindly allow me, as one of the people, to draw the attention of the authorities to the disgraceful state of the promenade on the pier. It is en arranged that after a shower of rain or a slight thaw, it is unfit for r ladies or children to walk upon. F Hours after the ...

... I PORTRAITS I MEMBERS OF THE TOWN COUNCIL. t BY A LOCAL ARTIST. thle No. LXEV.-.-MR. WILLIAM NIcnoLsori ate This wurthy and quiet member for Vau hall St ward, who has buen several times re-elected by the his constituents, is liked for his unassu igbet manners and guei~ral kindness of hearb. Wae goc unever heard himn speak in the counoil chamber, pri for he belongs to the sect qf the quietists ...

... SOUTHgRN AND TOX1ETT HOSPIrAL. I hb annutal meetling ef the truitpeeoolthi, v. itlnebte stitution was bdd ait ?? threa3 o'chick ,,n Moda l~ilun il ,h ye Ciareoltou Roorus, North Jahwa~etreout -Mr, Cin ...

... TO)WN EDITION. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? tlle ;} .tn ?? T116 Ti MEISS,' BY ]ELMeTHIC AND INTERINATIONAL d tbat TELEGtArPu | the LOSS OF THE LLOYD'S STEAMER ASIA. h Rue We hl've recrived the ?? telegraphic despa ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE- ?? onMERCOANTILE LAW AacaNDAMu'T-We understand that 'Be the president, secrettary, and Solicitor of the Liverpool ini. Guardian- Society, have proceeded asi a deputation to the a a ...

... OUR PROSPERITY AND ItS MORAL. he Ravenna RPitnvnm whinh - ; of The Revenue.Rets which have just peared al S for'the year and quarter ended the 31st of-mecem- iii . ber, 1856, complete the proof afford ...

... The arrival of the Overland Mail brings accounts of its capture of Bashire. These accounte state that on the 4th December Karrech was taken possession of ass a military depot, and occupied by two companies of the 2nd Belocheets. No opposition was offered-indeed, our people found only a handful of ill-fbd and unpaid mercenaries, to whom their advent was rather a boon than otherwise, On the ...

... TfHE NEWSPAPER PRESS. ~The decision of the Court of Queen's Bench in the case of Davison against Duncan, on Friday last, raises a question of great interest, and more especially interesting to persons connected with the public press. The circumstances are shortly ?? a meeting of the West Hartlepool Commissioner, one of the speakers used lan~guage with reference to a gentleman, not pre. sent ...

... I M. Ledru Rellin has issued an address to the electors of France on the question of how voters should coa- duct themselves at the coming elections, He tells them without hesitation:- No evasion ! y/ou must vote To abstain from voting (adds M. R Ilin), to assume a lofty position, withoat an effort at aiding one- self, is asceticism, fatalism, the practice of reeluses, of bonzes, of ...