... A L- L C VISITORS STAYING AT THE MARINE HOTEL, HORN- SEA, DURING LAST WEEK, EXCLUSIVE or DAILY VSITORas.-John Leaper Esq. and Mrs. Leaper, Willerby-hall; Miss Burnett, Willerby-hall; John Anderton, Esq. and Peter Anderton, Esq., London - Arthur Harrison, Esq., Mrs. Harrison, family and servants, Sutton; Miss Wilson, Cottingliam; - Loft- house, Esq., &c., &o. The following is the list of ...

... We under1tand a m~arriage will shortly be solemnized between MTr Caley, eldest sonU o Sii Digby CayleyBart, ell and Miss IWorsloy, daughter of Sir Win. NVoraley, Bartb of Rovinghgbam. -Mor ning Post. GUN, VESSELS FOR HIER MAJESTY'$ NAVY.-The w AdroirtY have given instructions to Mr. W. C. Miller B of Toxteth Dokek Liverpool, for the construction of two yof 'e'fs ~~I~otxt? ganu vessels of ...

... ,he Last evening a meeting of the electors of this ward was OR held at Mr. Addy's, Royal Hotel, Queen-street; Mr. as, Thomas Larard, junr., occupied the chair, and the Pe aitendance during the progress of the proceedings on becamne large. Amongst those present were Aid. Abbey, oat and Councillors Clarke, Lotherington, Chambers, Rich- ?? ardson, and Dobson. The questions for discussion were lob ...

... SECOND EDITION FnRIDlY, 11 A..r. (By Electric and lnternatonal Tclegraph.) [Renter's telegram.] WITNAR, Thursday night. - The Grand, Duchess Dowager, mother of the Princess of Prussia, and aunt of the Emperor Alexander, died this evening at eight o'clock. / VEBRONA, June 23rd.-(Via Vienna.)-The isead quarters of the Emperor of Austria bave been removed to Vallegio. The feeling of the troops is ...

... MR. ROEBUOK; M.P., ON T'HE STATE OF PARTIES. I IA number of gentiemen connected with the railway and shipping interests of South Wales and Ireland visited hi lford I on Saturday, for the purpose of inspecting the capabilities of the harbour, and inaugurating the anew steamship liues pro- jecebd fromn that port. Mr. Lover, H.P., presided at the dinner, and among those who were present were the ...

... A _ _ R6O OADVIOi T0. DAVLI' STRAITS TO THE EDITOR OF THE 'HULL PACKET. SI1,-The reason why the Greeuland sealere do not sacoeed is this: they are there too soon, and they force their hip8 into the broken-up ice before the old seals pup their young; then, should a calm come or very light wind, with the thermometer at ten to twenty degrees below mero, the asses of ice all freezes together into ...

... On Friday last a special court of the Common Council was held, at which the freedom of the city of London was presented to Sir John Lawrence, the hero of the Panjaub. After the presentation, the Chamber- lain (Mr. B. Scott) in suitable terms expressed the reasons which bad induced the court to inscribe the distinguished name of Sir John Lawrence on the roll of its honorary citizens. Sir J. ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL UPON CHURCH ARCHITECTURE. SPEECH OF MR. HOARE, M.P. FOR HULL. On Saturday the annual meeting of the City Auxiliary Society to the London Myiissions was held at the City of London Tavern. Lord J. Russell was called to the chair. -Nr. J. R OARE, M.P., treasurer, said that one great object of the auxiliary was to give assistance. to those numerous large and populous parishes ...

... TIHE WAR. ~~~rIm a The battles of Montebello and Palestro have been suC- IC ceeded by that of Magenta, which, from the details that in have come to us, bids fair to put beyond question the .k superiority of the allies over the Austrians. The battle to of Montebello was intended to be a reconnaissance for i the purpose of testing the strength of the allies, and e accidentally developed itself ...

... THE NEW CHURCH BUILDING SOCIETY, I 1 LLr. I TO THIE EDITOR OF THE ccHULL PACKET. SIR,-The Public-rooms presented on Monday evening rather an impasing appearance. The hall itself, if not crowded, was well filled, and on the platform we saw the Mayor, an Arch- deacon, a Canon, some influential laymen, several incumbents, and one or two who, like myself, derive their title from their work, the ...

... LORD DERBY .ON HIS RESIGNATION I O .FOFFICF. . Lord Darby attended the examination of the Merchant Taylor's on Saturday last, At the subsequent banquet, I in responding to the toast of Her Majesty's Ministers which was received with long continued cheering, the noble lord, after returning thanks for the personal com- plimeut, adverted to his political position at that E moment. He said :-If ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.' I We are glad to perceive that at the York Floral Show, last week, our townswan, Mr Dixon, obtained the following ?? ornamental foliage plauts, second ptize, eight competitors; twelve varieatea foliage, first prize, five competitors; tel exotic fertis third prize, five competitors; and extra prizes for hardy ferns and for 21 coniferm. r I-ADICAL i3sucro.-'r trenmendous ...