... John George Wood, a farrmer, living at Moulton, in Norfolk, who was brought up on remuanrd before tha Lord Mayor, .t the inansion.house, on Saturday, charged with bejog found ?? in possession of a carpet bag containing apparel, supposed to be stolen, and Margaret Beck was charged with being in his coopaoy, im the dress of a sailor. Thle circumistances that led to the apprehension of the ...

... IMPARTIALITY IN THE REPAIRING OF STREETS I i q y q - r 1 - n - ?? - - -. . . . I TO THE EDITOR OF THE HULL PACKET. SIR,-At the meeting of the Committee of Works on the 21st inst., there were present: Mr. Witty in the chair, and Messrs. John Fountain, Evans, Galloway, H. Lambert, Doweing, Eyre, Wilkinson, Mayfleid, Ahbey, MOsS, Wilde, ana Ellison; and also Mr. s. C. Bell, the clerk ofthe ...

... I A meeting of the Bull Local Board of Health was held in the council chamber yesterday afternoon, at a quarter-past two o'clock: Mr. Ald. Moss, in the absence of the Mayor, pre-ided. Alderman Kelsall, of Leeds, was present. Mr. BELL, clerk to the board, read the minutes of the ?? meeting, which were confirmed. The CHAIRMA&N then moved that the minutes of the Finance, Sanitary, Works, and ...

... hULL RAGGED AND I INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS. a The tenth anniversary of this excellent institutio b vas celebrated on Tueeday evening by a public meeting n in the Jarratt-sttecot Rootns,-at which the Mayor of the town (Mr. Samuelsoni), the Lord Lieutenant of the East Riding (the Earl of Catlisle), the High Sheriff ofA the countty (MI. J. W. Childers), were present.. The j music-hall was filled to ...

... THjE IRISH PRIESTS AND ENGLISH GOVERNMENT. R'EN the Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland relltly issued his proclamation against secret .eti'tes in Irelaud, the Times, it will be 'f'1ubered, not only questioned the policy of the act, but intimated that the Irish Viceroy should be called to a pretty strict account for affixing the stigma of disloyalty and treason upon a people remarkable for their ...

... le GREAT MEETING AT BRADFORD. n On Monday evening Mr. Bright addressed a large at audience of about 4,0(0D persons in the St. George's Hall, r Bradford. The meeting was got up under tie auspices of the Bradford Reform Registratioll Snoc-ty, nd charges of ls., 6d., and 2d. beiug imsade for admission: any profits are to be given to the Bradford Royali of Infirmary. Bir. IT, Brown, Mayor, took ...

... WESTERN AUSTRALIA AND I BRITISH COLUMBIA, [Dton_ Among the wonders of this really wondrous age wilL oe be classed ;he peopling of Australia, the discovery of one gold in such abundance, the planting of a new colony on the North-Western Continent of America, and the conversion of that continent, within British territory, tothe great highway from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean, and thence in ...

... C H I N A. LORD ELGIN'S EXPEDITION UP THE GREAT RIVER YANG-TSE -KIANG. The most important concession obtained by- the Treaty of Tien-sin, although the least popular of all its articles with the present mercantile houses in China, was the opening of the Yang-tse-Kiang. The Yang-tse is the great highway of waters that rolls for two thousand miles through the breadth of the Empire, and bears its ...

... CANNIBALISM IN THE FEEIY5J ISLANDS. We published in the Coucrier and Enquir(ry of Monday morDing, an account of adeed of carilalini i the Feejee Islands, received by the overland mail. The o following from the CaliforDias papers, received by the e Illinois, give'some further details, and also the punish. meut of the cannibals by the United States Marine5 The United States shiplVandalia, ...

... Hall, January 18th, 1859. The Houorary Secretaries of tbe Public Park and Recreation Grounds Comluittee present their compli. ments to the editor, and respectfully request the favour of the insertionl of the accompanying paper on the FORTIFICATIONS OF BEVERLEY. Scaum states that Beverley was formerly a walled town, and had five bars or gates and a fosse. In 1322 when tie Scots burnt Ripon and ...

... I HtL . .RIStMAs §8f.m. I (CONCLUDED.) William Horner (40) and George Green (44) were charged with stealing thirty-seven sheets of metal .sheathing from the yard of Messrs. Humphrey, ship- buildera; and -Benjabmin Bash (62), marine store dealer, lwas charged with receiving some of the above metal, knowing it to have heen stolen..-Mr. SEYMrOUR and Mr. PZTCEIsEL prosecuted, and Mr. NEWTON ...

... I REV. R. H. PARR'S LE~lCTURE BE BFORE THE HULL CHURCH INSTITUTE. I On Monday evening last a very instructive and appropriate lecture was delivered before the members and friends of this Institute in the St. James's School-room, Porter-street, by the Rev. Rs. H. Parr, ALA,, of Bishopthorpe ; subject, 1England's Future. He said the history of England, taken in a general view, is the history ...