... TO THE EDITOR OF THE HULL PACKET. Snc,-I wish -to offer a few salutary remarks on the events of the late fire, as it may probably tend to the benefit and general good of society on such occasions in future. I believe that we shall in general find that voluntary aid on such occasions is the best of aid. It is no wonder that the fires in London and other places, where there are regularly ...

... C iCiJURH MISSIONARY SOCIETY. _; I The anniversary meetings of the Hlull Associatiion have been held during the present week. A preparatory meeting was he~d in Christ Church Solhooliroom. on Saturday evening, and on Sunday sermons were preached, and collections in aid of the society made, ia tile whole of the churches of the establishment in this towni, and in seversl of the neighbouring ...

... or FA C.i ye F NB LI. Emeo npron .dAg haaeetovroro aewea h eusto od ?? hro is age Io 1st The Mdb^ in an art-icle on free trade, conftains the of follow;ng passage :-'IIf there e ...

... ad fa TEB ELECTRIC) Am> XI¶TERNATXONJAI#~ TELEGRAPH.] ad The Queen will give State balls and concerts on her wi ~treturn to London. .i PRtOVINCIAL BANK OF IRtELAND.-At the meeting to-day ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. FRIDAY, MAY 15,1857. SALUS POPULI LEX SUPREMA. = - . . ?? -- -- -- ?? -- -- ?? ?? - ?? - The Queen's birthday will be celebrated on Tuesday, the 26th instant. Her Majes ...

... MULTUMI IN PAR[O. The building operatives of Manchesterare still on strike. Mr. Robert %Vinstanley, of Wigan, has been admitted a member of the Royal College of Sergeons. c The cotton-spinning establi ...

... Tll LIVERPOOL MERCURY. FlllDAy M IY 1, 1857 S ?U8 POPULI LKX BUPPBEMA. S -1 M 2 i y . The, Aayoo c tel~egirca1,h r peatia yesterday afternoon a I )uch!2s of ...

... MULTUMI IPARVO Mr. Matthew Arnold, M.A., has been appointed to the professorship of poetry in the Oxford University. 1995 persons paid 29. 6d. for admission to the Art Treasures Exhibition, in Manches ...

... THE CATTLE DIUERAIN. There are few subjects affecting the -interests of the agri- tb cultural classes of these countries of greater importance at hl toe present moment than the malignant typhus or murrain IlI now fast spreading in Central Europe, and the introduction d, of which into the United Kingdom would be attended with re the most calamitous consequences. There ia reason to hope at that ...

... i THE FRENCHIRANSATLANTIC STRAM-PACKEI TS. MI.- 8. IL- ?? ?? A - . ?? - .. I Ane souowwag li sue expianasory statement of tihe jonseil ?? submitted, with the project of ?? laid before the Corps Leglalatif, for the establishment of a line of transat- lamtic iteamers:- Tide service Is intended to embrace three grand lines of communication. The first, with the United States ; the second, with ...

... We have to record the death of Mr. John M'Gregor, at Boulogne, ons Thursday, the 23rd inst. Re fled boen fer some months past declining in health- oppressed by pecuniary difficulties, and painfully in- volved in the fall of the Royal British baak, of which he had been the original Igovernor. He had re- eigned that offiee three years provious to its recent bankruptoy, but the late disclosures ...

... I F2.ALL OF BOUSBSYES , I Yesterday (Saturday) morning, shostly PMer seven o'cleck, one of tchose drewaul ?? ., the fall of houses-took place in Tottenhamiourt road, and we regret to say ihat, in this instance, loss of life has occurred. The preemises in question, Nos. 145, 146, and 147, were in the occupation of Mr. Maples, furni- ture dealer, and familiarly known as the Hen and Chickens. ...